Person of Interest, on CBS
Finch and Reese face a unique challenge when The Machine identifies a person who appears to be leading a double life. In this drama, vigilantes go hi-tech as they use a program to find people who are about to be involved in violent crimes.
Fashion Star, on NBC, CTV Two
Thirteen designers vie for the chance to launch a clothing line at some of America's biggest retailers in this premiere. Celebrity mentors Nicole Richie, Jessica Simpson and John Varvatos guide the contestants through weekly challenges that test their skills and vision.
Glee, on Fox, Global
The cast marks a milestone with its 500th musical performance in this special edition. When McKinley High's glee club must choose a song from a movie, they sing the "Animal House" anthem "Shout." Meanwhile, Rachel and Kurt have a visitor in New York.
Homeland, on Bravo
CIA agent Carrie Mathison suspects that a recently rescued U.S. soldier could be working for al-Qaida in this premiere. Claire Danes stars in this critically acclaimed drama, which follows Mathison's efforts to prevent a terrorist attack on American soil.
Smash, on NBC, CTV Two
Karen wonders whether or not she can really trust Jimmy, and Ivy meets her new co-star (guest star Sean Hayes). As Ivy's heart sinks, Jimmy and Kyle face a crisis after the "Hit List" read-through, and Tom reveals his suspicions about Peter.
Mike & Molly, on CBS, Citytv
Life isn't exactly picture-perfect for Molly when she reviews her wedding photos and realizes they look terrible. Elsewhere, Christina's ex-husband returns to the scene, making Carl jealous. Melissa McCarthy and Billy Gardell star in this comedy.
The Bible, on History
Live-action sequences and stunning CGI bring some of the most riveting stories ever told to life in this new five-part docudrama.. The debut retells the stories of Noah and Abraham, as well as that of Moses and the Ten Commandments.
New Releases for the week of March 3 - March 9
Wreck-It Ralph
Ralph is a video game villain. While attending a support group with villains from other video games, Ralph expresses his desire to break out of his bad-guy role, to do good instead. He’s tired of being left out and shunned by others back home. When Ralph learns he can win medals in someone else’s game, he leaves his home behind and sets out on an adventure. But with Ralph gone, his home game is malfunctioning, and malfunctioning games get unplugged.
Director: Rich Moore. Stars: John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch, Mindy Kaling, Ed O'Neill, Dennis Haysbert. 2012. 108 min. Animated.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part II
After giving birth and transforming from human to vampire, Bella awakens and begins to adapt to her new life and abilities. When Alice sees an ominous vision of the Volturi coming after Renesme and massacring the Cullens, the family assembles its allies and prepares for the impending final battle.
Director: Bill Condon. Stars: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser, Ashley Greene, Jackson Rathbone, Kellan Lutz, Nikki Reed. 2012. 115 min. Fantasy.
Red Dawn
U.S. Marine Jed Eckert awakes to find his hometown overrun with North Korean soldiers. As the invaders take the town, Jed, his brother and some other local youths escape and set up camp in the woods. Refusing to leave their home in the hands of the enemy, the group decides to fight back. Calling themselves the Wolverines, they gather intelligence and wage guerrilla warfare on their occupiers.
Director: Dan Bradley. Stars: Chris Hemsworth, Josh Peck, Josh Hutcherson, Adrianne Palicki, Isabel Lucas, Connor Cruise, Will Yun Lee, Jeffrey Dean Morgan. 2012. 93 min. Action.
Playing for Keeps
George is a washed-up soccer player and a deadbeat dad. Selling his own sports paraphernalia for money, he is always one step away from eviction. When he finds out his ex-wife is engaged to another man, George hits rock bottom. After being cornered into coaching his son’s soccer team, George’s luck suddenly shifts. Women are throwing themselves at him and ESPN is offering him a job, but what he really wants is his family back.
Director: Gabriele Muccino. Stars: Jessica Biel, Gerard Butler, Noah Lomax, Dennis Quaid, Uma Thurman, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Judy Greer, David Tupper. 2012. 105 min. Comedy.
Chicago Fire, on NBC
Dawson puts herself at risk as she tries to help her brother with his gang investigation. As she seeks assistance from an unlikely source, Severide visits an important person from his past and Casey deals with his new relationship with his mom.
Blue Bloods, on CBS
Danny and Jackie suspect a young woman may have been forced to commit suicide in the first of back-to-back rebroadcasts. Elsewhere, the Reagan clan faces a crisis when Henry has a heart attack, and Linda worries about Danny's emotional state.
