Incorporated, on Syfy
In a dystopian future where multinational corporations have taken over in the absence of government, Ben Larson (Sean Teale) goes undercover at a biotech company. Dennis Haysbert, Julia Ormond and Allison Miller also star in the new drama.
Q: My husband and I recently discovered "Shetland" and have enjoyed every episode. However, the most recent one, in season 3, I believe, about the disappearance of a young man on a ferry, ended abruptly, leaving several unanswered questions! There were on
I have some good news for you: You have more "Shetland" to see. I often have to tell people that their favorite show has left them hanging from a cliff forever, but in this case there is resolution available.
Season 3 of the show actually has six episodes, with the final one providing answers in the case of the ferry disappearance. I can't say why you only saw two of them, since I don't know where you were watching the show -- there are various options, which is part of the problem.
The 39th Annual Kennedy Center Honors, on CBS
Stephen Colbert hosts as talented artists are recognized for their contributions to American culture through the performing arts. This year's honorees include Martha Argerich, Al Pacino, Mavis Staples, James Taylor and the Eagles.
Happy New Year, Charlie Brown, on ABC
Marcie and Peppermint Patty decide to ring in the New Year by throwing a big bash for all of their friends, but Charlie Brown just wants to curl up with a big book. This special features a bonus cartoon entitled "She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown."
Q: One of my favorite shows, "Royal Pains," was recently canceled. I have seen the woman who played Divya in a new show called "Pure Genius." My question is: what are the other main characters doing now? Where can we see them?
Actors seem to have two responses to ending a long-running series: Either you take a break, or dive right back in. Of the three other main stars of "Royal Pains," Brooke D'Orsay is on a break, Mark Feuerstein is right back in and Paulo Costanzo dove back in so fast he's already on a break from his follow-up project.
Late Laughs for the week of December 25 - 31, 2016
Late Night With Seth Meyers
After the cast of Broadway's "Hamilton" addressed Vice-President-elect Mike Pence following a show this weekend, Donald Trump demanded they apologize, tweeting: "The theater must always be a safe and special place." To which Muslims replied: "Two tickets to the theater, please!"
Donald Trump spent the weekend at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey. "Four!" yelled Trump at a random woman he saw.
New Year, new shows: Some exciting new series are slated to premiere in 2017
Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell reunite for "Prison Break: Sequel"
Such an honor: Stephen Colbert pulls off a gala-hosting hat-trick
Stephen Colbert is set to host the Kennedy Center Honors gala
Disney Parks Magical Christmas Celebration, on ABC
Julianne and Derek Hough invite viewers on a magical ride down Main Street and beyond as they co-host this holiday celebration. The premiere special features appearances by favorite Disney characters, as well as Mariah Carey, Kelly Clarkson and Garth Brooks.
Good food, great price: Eating out doesn't have to break the bank
Ali Khan hosts "Cheap Eats"
It isn't cheap being a glutton. When you're someone who wants food -- all of the food -- you'd best have deep pockets. Unless, that is, you follow the advice of Ali Khan.
