The voice of Salem Saberhagen, a witch trapped in the body of a black cat in the teen sitcom "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," was done by Nick Bakay, a man generally more comfortable off-screen than on.
He's actually more known as a writer than an actor. Indeed, he's only done a few acting roles, with Salem being by far his biggest (he voiced the cat for the show's entire seven-year run).
Matthew Perry returns as the affable Oscar Madison alongside Thomas Lennon as neat freak Felix Unger in this season premiere. The comedy offers viewers a new take on the television classic about mismatched roommates who drive each other crazy.
Andrew Dice Clay as seen in "Dice"
Everything old is new again. In the 1990s, Andrew Dice Clay ("The Adventures of Ford Fairlane," 1990) was known for his expletive-laden, brash brand of humor. For a while, he was on top, but the entertainment industry is notoriously fickle, and he faded from view within a decade of his rise to fame.
When four people are committed to the ER at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center following chemo overdoses, a doctor with personal connections to Sgt. Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) comes under investigation in this rebroadcast.
Assuming you mean the late-'80s TV series "In the Heat of the Night," rather than the late-'60s film it was based on, there's actually very little to report.
Though the show was a big hit for NBC, running from 1988 to 1995, none of its stars went on to much afterwards.
There is, of course, a sad element to that, since three of its main stars died shortly after the series ended.
Host Ryan Seacrest, current and former judges and the behind-the-scenes crew reminisce about the past 15 seasons as finale week kicks off. Contestants also share their memories in the one-hour retrospective special.
David Lyons stars in "Game of Silence"
NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown teams up with professional dancer Sharna Burgess this season. Tom Bergeron hosts the unique dance competition featuring celebrities from the worlds of entertainment, sports and pop culture.
The short answer is: Britain. Over there, though, it hasn't seemed like hiding at all.