Frosty Returns, on CBS
Frosty returns to Beansborough just as a snow-removal spray is introduced to the market in this holiday special. Legendary “Peanuts” director Bill Melendez produced the 1992 special, which features the voices of John Goodman as Frosty and Jonathan Winters as the narrator.
The Cool Kids, on Fox
Hank (David Alan Grier) begins dating a much younger woman, and his friends are concerned that she might be a gold digger in this new episode. Unfortunately, some investigation indicates that the situation could be much worse than they thought.
A winning combination: Courtroom drama is just the beginning in 'Bull'
Michael Weatherly stars in "Bull"
Some TV dramas rely on pulse-racing action and big-budget special effects, while others draw audiences in with clever writing and charismatic performances. Viewers looking for such smart TV may want to check out CBS's latest Monday night hit.
I Feel Bad, on NBC
Working mom Emet (Sarayu Blue) struggles to juggle her career with her family commitments in this new comedy. On the surface, she may seem like the perfect mother, boss, wife, daughter and friend, but she's just figuring things out as she goes along like everyone else.
Vikings, on History Channel
The sons of Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) challenge the reign of Ivar the Boneless (Alex Høgh Andersen) in the new season of this epic drama. Also, Bjorn (Alexander Ludwig) and Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick) flee, while Floki (Gustaf Skarsgård) battles the elements in Iceland.
Below Deck, on Bravo
Capt. Lee and his crew navigate the crystal clear waters of Tahiti as they tend to the needs of their guests aboard a luxurious yacht in the new season of this reality TV series. The crew consists of experienced stews, deckhands and a chef.
DC's Legends of Tomorrow, on CW
The Legends search for magical creatures that have slipped through the barriers between worlds. In this season of the drama inspired by the DC Comics characters, they team up with Constantine (Matt Ryan) as they travel through time to save the world.
Big action, small screen: Shemar Moore stars in 'S.W.A.T.' on CBS
Shemar Moore stars in "S.W.A.T."
Action fans used to flock to movie theaters to catch the latest blockbusters, but these days, prime time has plenty of thrilling TV series. One show brings big-screen action to small screens each week with movie-quality stunts, sets and special effects, not to mention top-notch acting.
New Releases for the week of Dec. 2 - 8
Mission: Impossible - Fallout
Government agent Ethan Hunt (Cruise) is assigned his most explosive mission yet when deadly plutonium cores fall into the hands of dangerous extremists. After failing to secure the potentially world-ending weapons, Hunt finds himself questioning his devotion and loyalty to his country, and even his mission. Because of his failure, a CIA agent (Cavill) is assigned to shadow him. With his associates Benji (Pegg) and Luther (Rhames) helping him at every stage of his mission, Hunt and his shadow dive deep into the dangerous criminal underworld as they attempt to locate the plutonium, but when he is accused of being a double agent, Hunt finds his own allies turning on him.
Director: Christopher McQuarrie. Stars: Tom Cruise, Henry Cavill, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Sean Harris, Alec Baldwin. 2018. 147 min. Action.
The Nun
A quiet and secluded Romanian monastery becomes a place of abject horror when a demon makes its presence known to the nuns who live there. When it learns of the evil presence, the Vatican sends Father Burke (Bichir) to investigate with Sister Irene (Farmiga), a novitiate who has had supernatural visions in the past. Upon arriving at the remote monastery, they discover that all is not as it seems, and that the demonic presence there may be more dangerous than either of them had anticipated.
Director: Corin Hardy. Stars: Demián Bichir, Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet, Bonnie Aarons. 2018. 96 min. Horror.
The Happytime Murders
In a city where puppets and humans live side by side, the two cultures collide when Phil (Barretta), the city's first puppet police officer who's now a private detective, stumbles upon a plot to murder the entire cast of puppet TV series "The Happytime Gang." When Phil's own brother, a former "Happytime" star, is also killed, the ex-cop teams up with his human former partner (McCarthy) to get to the bottom of the murders and arrest the culprit before any more innocent puppets are killed.
Director: Brian Henson. Stars: Melissa McCarthy, Bill Barretta, Maya Rudolph, Elizabeth Banks, Leslie David Baker, Joel McHale, Cynthy Wu. 2018. 91 min. Action.
Trisha's Southern Kitchen, on Food Network
Trisha Yearwood and her friends prepare some naughty- or-nice-themed holiday treats in this special new Christmas episode. The menu includes "Fallen Angel" cocktails, spicy meatballs with sweet tomato chutney and angel food cupcakes.
