Taraji's White Hot Holidays, on Fox
Taraji P. Henson of Fox’s hit drama "Empire" welcomes her celebrity friends to celebrate the season in this premiere. The musical special features performances by Henson's "Empire" co-stars, including Jussie Smollett, as well as appearances by Snoop Dogg, Missy Elliott, Alicia Keys, Taye Diggs, Pharell Williams and more.
'Last' laughs: Fox's absurd comedy enjoys continual success
Will Forte stars in "The Last Man on Earth"
Code Black, on CBS
Col. Ethan Willis (Rob Lowe) works alongside Dr. Leanne Rorish (Marcia Gay Harden) at one of the busiest emergency rooms in the nation in this new episode. The doctors often butt heads with supervisor Dr. William Campbell (Boris Kodjoe).
Q: Will they ever bring back "Petticoat Junction" or "Green Acres"?
I'm going to assume you don't mean "bring back" as in renew, since both shows have been off the air for decades. That leaves either bring back in reruns or in reboots.
In terms of reruns, it's hard to say, but both have been kicking around on the cable channels for a while -- MeTV, for example, has been airing "Petticoat Junction" recently, and Antenna TV has been airing "Green Acres."
Chicago Fire, on NBC
The members of Chicago's Firehouse 51 celebrate an important milestone in this special 100th episode. Eamonn Walker, Jesse Spencer and Taylor Kinney star as firefighters who risk their lives week after week to protect the people of their city.
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, on CBS
Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga and The Weeknd perform as stunning models strut down the runway in Paris. This annual event features a holiday-infused lingerie runway show, musical performances, pink carpet interviews and model profiles.
Q: Where did Willem Dafoe get his start?
Not surprisingly, considering his reputation as an actor's actor (and as a guy with weird taste), Willem Dafoe got his start with experimental live theater.
He studied acting for a while in university, but soon quit to join an avant-garde acting troupe called Theatre X in his native Wisconsin. He then moved to New York and joined The Wooster Group, a troupe he continues to work with on occasion.
An 'Impossible' challenge: 'Guy's Grocery Games' stages its most 'Impossible' tournament yet
Guy Fieri hosts "Guy's Grocery Games: Impossible"
Well, the impossible happened. Robert Irvine's "Restaurant: Impossible," the series that followed the barrel-chested chef as he renovated and remade struggling restaurants around America, was canceled this past summer after 13 seasons.
A broken record: There's just no stopping Fox's favorite animated family
Homer and Marge as seen in "The Simpsons"
A broken record: Fox's yellow-skinned family just can't stop breaking records. The whole Simpsons clan is returning for more zany misadventures: Fox has announced two more seasons of "The Simpsons," bringing the animated sitcom up to an unprecedented 30.
Late Laughs for the week of December 4 - 10, 2016
Conan
Well, here we are. Two things happened last night: Donald Trump got elected president, and my job just got easier for the next four years.
The first thing I did this morning was call my old high school bully and congratulate him.
For the millions who are disappointed for Hillary, remember: America has a special place for people who lose. And ironically, it's the cast of "Celebrity Apprentice."
