The 'instafame' game: ABC's 'Selfie' puts a comedic spin on social media
Karen Gillan and John Cho star in “Selfie”
Pucker up and smile pretty for the camera! ABC is hashtagging, Instagramming and friending its way through the sitcom scene with a new half-hour laugher that's set to take social media from the computer screen to the TV screen. Catch the series premiere of "Selfie," airing Tuesday, Sept. 30, on ABC.
Q: How many hosts have there been for "Family Feud"?
As is usually the case with list-type questions, it depends. As is less often the case, it depends on Al Roker. There have been seven hosts if you count Roker.
Blue Bloods, on CBS
Things go badly for Baez (Marisa Ramirez) in the season premiere of this drama. While she and Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) are escorting confiscated drugs to a remote location to be incinerated, their convoy is attacked, leaving Baez seriously injured.
How to Get Away With Murder, on ABC
From the executive producer of "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal" comes this new legal drama. Defense attorney and Criminal Law professor Annalise Keating (Viola Davis), along with a group of her most promising students, becomes entangled in a murder case.
Black-ish, on ABC
Anthony Anderson and special guest Laurence Fishburne star in ABC's freshman comedy. Fearing that his success may be detracting from his family's African-American identity, Dre Johnson (Anthony Anderson) sets out to instill in them a sense of culture.
Q: Will "White Collar" be coming back to TV? If so, do you know when?
Yes, and no. "White Collar" has definitely been renewed for a sixth season (albeit a brief one), but there's been no word on when it will air.
Chicago Fire, on NBC
Firehouse 51 is under pressure to regain composure in this season premiere after a devastating explosion in a mysterious building. Lt. Casey (Jesse Spencer) looks to find Lt. Severide (Taylor Kinney) after he goes missing in the blast.
Sleepy Hollow, on Fox
Picking up where it left off, the supernatural drama debuts its sophomore season with this new episode. Abbie (Nicole Beharie) finds herself stuck in purgatory, while Ichabod (Tom Mison) tries to free himself from the coffin he was buried alive in.
Final farewell: Braverman clan returns to TV for last touching season
Lauren Graham stars in “Parenthood”
Q: Please tell me why Will was killed off in "The Good Wife" and nothing has been said about it.
Prestigious industry mag "Variety" gave "The Good Wife" a big pat on the back for, essentially, making the best of a bad situation when the writers killed off Josh Charles's character, Will Gardner, this past season. It was a bad situation because it wasn't the writers who prompted the decision, but Charles himself, who had decided he wanted to leave the show.