Innholdsfortegnelse for January 30, 2017 i TV Guide Magazine

End Zone Eats A little imagination is all you need to extend the football mania to your game-time menu. Take this eye-catching football pizza, for example. Make a crust using refrigerated or homemade dough—or grab a prepared one at the grocery store—then shape it into an oval. Top with sauce and grated Cheddar and mozzarella, then arrange a generous layer of pepperoni in the middle—in the shape of a football, of course. Form laces from string cheese. Houstonian Cocktail In a large pitcher, combine 1 cup cider, four 12-ounce bottles chilled lager, four 12-ounce bottles hard cider and 8 ounces of rum. Pour into eight chilled pint glasses. Add apple slice to each glass and serve. Super Mary In a large glass combine 3 ounces vegetable juice; 1 tablespoon cocktail…

24: Legacy SERIES PREMIERE Sunday, Feb. 5, Aft er the Super Bowl, Fox @24Fox Actor Corey Hawkins stares intently at a video monitor, riveted as his costars Jimmy Smits and Miranda Otto film a charged exchange for an upcoming episode of Fox’s 24: Legacy. Hawkins (Straight Outta Compton) has finished his scenes for the day, but he’s transfixed by the sequence being shot on the show’s Atlanta set. When the actors nail the intended emotion, the star pumps his fist excitedly, expressing his joy to the crew. Soon all eyes will be on Hawkins. After eight seasons, a TV movie and an event series, Legacy is the first version of 24 without Kiefer Sutherland’s Jack Bauer (last seen being escorted to a Russian prison in 2014’s 24: Live Another Day).…

Michael Bolton’s Big Sexy Valentine’s Day SPECIAL Tuesday, Feb. 7, Netflix Need help getting in the mood? Let 1990s crooner Bolton and his guests (like Andy Samberg, Fred Armisen, Maya Rudolph and Michael Sheen) turn that, uh, frown upside down with this racy musical comedy revue directed by Scott Aukerman (Comedy Bang! Bang!) and Akiva Schaffer (The Lonely Island). Witness for the Prosecution MINISERIES PREMIERE Monday, Jan. 30, Acorn TV Kim Cattrall winks, slinks and melts your heart (albeit briefly) as Emily French, the wealthy murder victim of Agatha Christie’s classic short story. Emily is killed in the drawing room with a candlestick. But by whom? Her jealous maid (Monica Dolan)? Her mysterious new heir (Billy Howle)? And can intrepid attorney John Mayhew (Toby Jones) figure it all out before…

CELEBRITY PAGE WATCH OUT, TMZ: There’s a new kid on the block called Celebrity Page! This fast-action TV-magazine show brings fans celebrity-based news for 30 minutes every weeknight in a fresh, newly created package. The nationally syndicated show, seen Monday through Friday on Reelz and broadcast in more than 150 markets (check local listings), presents “a whole range of Hollywood events and celebrity stories in a positive way,” says executive producer Mike Kelley. The emphasis on “good news,” he adds, came after extensive research with viewers told the Celebrity Page creators that audiences are craving “more dimensions of celebrity, not just the bad stuff.” “Social media and other shows have cornered the market for gossip, so we had to go in an entirely different direction,” notes Kelley. East Coast–based Sonia Isabelle…

SUPER BOWL PREVIEW Sunday, Feb. 5, 6:30/5:30c, Fox @SuperBowl GOING GAGA AT HALFTIME! SIX-TIME GRAMMY WINNER Lady Gaga will entertain her biggest audience yet when she performs the halftime show at Super Bowl LI. But before her sure-to-be-a-spectacle show, an estimated 115 million TV sports fans will be introduced to a spectacular new feature called “Be the Player,” which gives a field-level point of view on select replays from the big game. “We’re creating this very much like a video game,” says John Entz, executive producer of the Fox Sports Super Bowl telecast. “We pop down, take a look from the quarterback’s eyes and see what the pass rush is.” Fox teamed up with Silicon Valley giant Intel, which developed the 360 Replay technology, and practiced for months during a…

@TVGMMattRoush TV Guide Magazine @TVGuideMagazine @tvguidemagazine Curious what you thought of the last installment of PBS’s Sherlock, “The Final Problem.” I thought it was very engrossing, diving into areas of the Holmes family dynamic. But the ending seemed a little too final. Do you know if they have planned on calling it quits for good, or is this just a way to say it will be a while before these wonderful actors are available again? —JG MATT ROUSH: Hopefully the latter. I enjoy the series, especially the dynamic performances of Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes) and Martin Freeman (Watson), but felt the whole season went a bit over the top. As my viewing companion noted, “Can’t they just solve a case once in a while?” Still, it was an exciting finish, ending with…

MIGUEL FERRER didn’t plan on being a TV star. Growing up in Hollywood the son of Oscar-winning actor Jose Ferrer and singer Rosemary Clooney, his first love was music (that’s him playing drums on Keith Moon’s cover of “Don’t Worry Baby”). He even made his television debut as a drummer in the 1975 series Sunshine. But by the 1980s, the actor, who succumbed to throat cancer on January 19, was a TV regular, appearing on series like Cagney & Lacey and Hill Street Blues. He played FBI agent Albert Rosenfield on Twin Peaks—a role that, before his death, he reprised for Showtime’s upcoming sequel—and Dr. Garret Macy for six seasons on Crossing Jordan. Most recently, he portrayed big boss Owen Granger on NCIS: Los Angeles, choosing to work even as…

Super Bowl LI Sunday, Feb. 5, 6:30/5:30c, Fox @SuperBowl SUPER BOWL PREVIEW BORN WITHIN TWO months of each other, Troy Aikman and the Super Bowl have forged a close connection. Both will be 51 this year, and it’s Aikman’s fifth time as a Super Bowl analyst for Fox. He’s also played in three championships (in 1993, 1994 and 1996) as quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys and won them all. Aikman earned MVP honors in his first appearance, completing four touchdown passes in a 52–17 win over the Buffalo Bills. Here, he reflects on the significance of the Super Bowl—among the most-watched programs in TV history—and getting ready for the game on the field and in the booth. Super Bowl Sunday has become an unofficial holiday. Obviously, football’s a really popular…

Weekdays, NBC @NBCDays DAYS OF OUR LIVES NOW THIS IS a survivor. It’s been nearly half a century since Susan Seaforth Hayes hit NBC’s Days of Our Lives as that irresistible bad seed Julie Olson, and she’s still got the gig. Granted, she and her onand off-screen hubby, Bill Hayes (Doug), have weathered long periods on the show’s back burner, but her character will be prominent in a big February sweeps plot that packs a surprising twist: Julie has a black grandson she didn’t know existed—Eli Grant, played by former The Young and the Restless star Lamon Archey. La Hayes gave us the dish. Why are we only now hearing about Eli? We’re digging into ancient history here. Back in the 1970s, Days tried an interracial love story with Julie’s son, David,…

Annie Hall Thursday, Feb. 2, 12:30am/11:30c, TCM The network’s “Oscars From A to Z” marathon is a monthlong alphabetical tour of favorite films, and Woody Allen’s charming 1977 Best Picture winner always makes us grab a favorite tie and, in our best Diane Keaton voice, lament, “Ladi- da, la-di-da, la-la.” Full Metal Jacket Sunday, Feb. 5, 1:30am/12:30c, IFC Stanley Kubrick’s 1987 opus about the Vietnam War follows Pvt. James T. “Joker” Davis (Matthew Modine) and his fellow Marines from boot camp to combat. The Fugitive Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1am/midnight c, AMC If you’ve been looking for the 1993 thriller based on the 1960s TV drama in every gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and doghouse in your area, look no further. AMC’s got Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones—in…

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Monday, Jan. 30, 7/6c, ESPN, Duke at Notre Dame Tuesday, Jan. 31, 7/6c, ESPN, Maryland at Ohio State Tuesday, Jan. 31, 9/8c, Fox Sports 1, Georgetown at DePaul Monday, Feb. 6, 7/6c, ESPN, Louisville at Virginia Tuesday, Feb. 7, 7/6c, ESPN, LSU at Kentucky Saturday, Feb. 11, 2:30/1:30c, Fox, Villanova at Xavier Sunday, Feb. 12, 1/noon c, CBS, Michigan at Indiana NBA BASKETBALL Monday, Jan. 30, 8/7c, TNT, Pistons at Celtics Tuesday, Jan. 31, 8:30/7:30c, NBATV, Thunder at Spurs Wednesday, Feb. 1, 7/6c, ESPN, Timberwolves at Cavaliers Thursday, Feb. 2, 8/7c, TNT, Hawks at Rockets Saturday, Feb. 4, 8:30/7:30c, ABC, Cavaliers at Knicks Friday, Feb. 10, 8/7c, ESPN, Pacers at Wizards NHL HOCKEY Thursday, Feb. 2, 7:30/ 6:30c, NBCSN, Rangers at Sabres Sunday, Feb. 5, noon/11am c, NBC,…

@damianholbrook Cheers to Quantico for getting its shifts together. Instead of jumping back and forth, the confusing timelines of the CIA soap will finally converge in March after a terrorist attack changes the spy game for Alex (Priyanka Chopra) and her fellow insanely hot agents. Cheers to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia for keeping up the crazy after all these years and kicking off their 12th season with a startlingly gutsy raceswapping musical episode that netted them record ratings. It’s clear that Rob McElhenney (left, with Danny DeVito, Kaitlin Olson and Glenn Howerton) and the Paddy’s Pub gang still have tons of fearlessly funny material on tap. LOVE IT! HATE IT! Cheers to The Magicians for conjuring up an addictive second season. Now that Quentin (Jason Ralph) and Co. are tasked…

RAÚL CALL Cappi Duncan liked our January 16 cover story with Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay but thought we should have made more room for her costar Raúl Esparza, who plays ADA Rafael Barba on the show. “Raúl has a huge following and was really snubbed in the article!” she wrote. “He’s right up there in the opening credits with Mariska, Kelli Giddish, Ice T and Peter Scanavino, but he didn’t even get a spot to list his favorite episode like the others did. Jeers!” Point taken. We did include a nice picture of him in the story, though! A VERY SPECIAL EPISODE Jacquie Kahn thought the January 11 episode of black-ish—in which the Johnson clan addressed the 2016 election—hit it out of the park. “I have never…

@TVGMMattRoush SERIES PREMIERE Friday, Feb. 3 Netflix @SCDiet BET YOU CAN’T eat—make that watch—just one. True, the grisly premise of Santa Clarita Diet may be hard to stomach, with adorable Drew Barrymore playing Sheila, a married suburban real-estate agent who develops a craving to devour her neighbors. But the show’s hilarious screwball spirit is so infectiously appealing, even at its most appalling, that all 10 episodes fly by in a wacky, icky rush. (See page 24.) It’s the breeziest binge since Stranger Things. Even if it’s hard to imagine anything stranger than creator Victor Fresco’s exuberant concoction of gore-splattered slapstick. Occasional entrails aside, this Diet is a welcome antidote to the darkness that defines so much TV. Think of this as The Laughing Dead, because the ironic upside of Sheila’s…

Training Day SERIES PREMIERE Thursday, Feb. 2, 10/9c, CBS Training Day, the hit 2001 crime movie starring Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke that won Washington his second Academy Award, is getting a small-screen treatment. The CBS series picks up 15 years after Washington’s dirty LAPD detective Alonzo Harris went down in a hail of Mafia bullets, but the fallout from his corruption still reverberates across L.A. and within the force. Big Love’s Bill Paxton plays Special Investigations Section Detective Frank Rourke, who, like Harris, carries out his work via a very questionable brand of policing. He’s caught the attention of Deputy Chief Joy Lockhart (Blindspot’s Marianne Jean-Baptiste), who assigns idealistic Kyle Craig (Justin Cornwell, right, with Paxton) to go undercover as Rourke’s trainee in hopes of finding out if the…

So are the Hayes of our lives: 1970 Con man Doug Williams is paid to seduce the very married Julie. They fall madly in love. 1972 Doug and Julie get into a whopper of a fight. He retaliates by marrying her mother. “We were always a rather twisted bunch,” cracks Susan. “But that was inappropriate.” 1976 Doug and Julie wed (left). Bill and Susan make the cover of Time magazine. 1979 Kitchen nightmare: Julie’s face is scarred for life in an oven blast. 1981 Wedding No. 2. 1994 Wedding No. 3. “Doug’s emotions were sometimes questionable,” Susan says. “His libido was not.” 2004 Julie is widowed when Doug is slain by the Salem Stalker. Surprise! He’s alive and well on a secret island called Melaswen—New Salem spelled backward. 2014 Julie’s…

A Hologram for the King (2016) Saturday, Feb. 11, 8/7c, Epix Willy Loman could only dream of such travels. Tom Hanks plays a desperate, crafty salesman who flies to Saudi Arabia in an attempt to secure an IT contract for a new desert development after his wife divorces him and he loses his house. The Huntsman: Winter’s War (2016) Saturday, Feb. 4, 8/7c, HBO Silver and gold are perfect for Christmas tree decorations, but they also work for warring sister queens. Costumed by 11-time Oscar nominee (and three-time winner) Colleen Atwood, Emily Blunt plays Freya the ice queen (in silver, natch) and Charlize Theron (right) is her sister, Snow White’s evil stepmom, Ravenna, in this fantasy action prequel and sequel to Snow White and the Huntsman. Me Before You (2016) Sunday, Feb. 12,…

ACROSS 1 ____ Susan Williams 5 Actor Mineo 8 Island at War family 12 Liar ____ 13 ____ Marie Saint 14 Animated canine 15 James West’s sidekick 16 Howard of Happy Days 17 Imogene of Your Show of Shows 18 Phyllis daughter (2 wds.) 21 ____ of Love 22 “Gotcha!” 23 What the “P” in CHiPs stands for 26 Garfield’s nemesis 30 Zorn’s ex-wife on Son of Zorn 31 A Green Acres building 32 Candle ingredient 35 United ____ 37 Corn spike 38 Duffer’s goal 39 Miles’s former employer on Revolution (3 wds.) 46 Family Guy mom 47 Little piggy, for one 48 Central part 49 Ricki of China Beach 50 Childhood’s ____ 51 How to Get ____ With Murder 52 Planet of the ____ 53 Aranha of Married People 54 Atlanta housewife DOWN 1 Generous slice of…