Grocery get-together: Guy Fieri reunites with some old friends in Flavortown
Guy Fieri hosts "Guy's Grocery Games"
Guy Fieri is probably Food Network's most recognizable host. Heck, it wouldn't be surprising if he was one of the most recognizable in all of culinary television.
There may be bigger stars out there (we're looking in your direction, Gordon Ramsay), but Fieri is just so darned distinctive, with his shockingly blond, spiked hair and his larger-than-life personality.
Best of both: Country music icons rock out in ABC special
Brett Eldredge and Thomas Rhett host "CMA Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock"
Summer music festivals make for great memories as fans watch legends perform alongside up-and-coming acts. Such celebrations have been around for hundreds of years, but modern music lovers know them as outdoor events featuring multiple stages and a real party vibe.
Game Changers With Kevin Frazier, on CBS
Kevin Frazier celebrates professional athletes and sports fans who give back to their communities. This unique program also explores how sports can have a positive impact on individuals and communities as a whole.
Good Morning America, on ABC
George Stephanopoulos, Laura Spencer and their fellow co-hosts welcome another celebrity to Rumsey Playfield in Central Park to perform a free concert for fans. This week, English singer-songwriter James Bay performs.
Q: Has anyone tried to boot "Indiana Jones" into a TV series?
I can't speak to the number of times people have had the idea, or even went so far as to meet with George Lucas and have him say "no." But in terms of the number of times anything (even just a pilot) was produced, there was just one: "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles."
Despite being nominated for a fistful of Emmys (albeit mostly technical ones), the series only lasted for two seasons, airing from 1992 to 1993, though it was revived for a couple of TV movies in subsequent years.
Far from 'fin'-ished: Syfy continues to add to the Sharknado franchise
Tara Reid stars in "Sharknado: The 4th Awakens"
Hollywood Game Night, on NBC
Stars answer questions about other performers, television programs and films when this fun-filled game show returns. Host Jane Lynch guides the action as the celebrities play party games to help contestants win $25,000.
Q: Can you tell me if BBC's "The Musketeers" has been canceled? It was such an awesome show and it hasn't been on now for over a year!
I have bad news for you, and then good news, which turns into more bad news.
"The Musketeers" has been canceled, as you suspect. But, there is a third season which, it seems, you haven't seen yet. However, you won't see it on TV.
Wahlburgers, on A&E
Paul, Bob and Alma scout out the new Wahlburgers location in Dorchester, and make a stop at a sentimental old location in this new episode. Elsewhere, Brandon is in charge of making a Wahlburgers calendar for Alma.
Hotel Hell, on Fox
Gordon Ramsay uses his expertise in the hotel and restaurant industry to revamp the Landoll's Mohican Castle in Loudonville, Ohio, in this new episode. When Ramsay gets there, he urges the owner's son to learn the business and take over.
