Innholdsfortegnelse for October 28, 2024 i TV Guide Magazine

The Young and the Restless will mark its 13,000th episode November 13 with the splashy wedding of Abby Newman (Melissa Ordway) and Devon Hamilton (Bryton James). For Ordway, who was a fan of the show before joining the cast, being the focus of the celebration is surreal. “Big soap weddings were just such a part of my childhood,” she explains. “And then to be a part of the show that I watched growing up and to be a part of the 13,000th episode, it’s a real honor. I had to pinch myself because you look over and it’s Eric Braeden [Victor Newman] and Melody Thomas Scott [Nikki Newman] and they’re watching your character get married. It’s just a full-circle moment that is definitely a dream come true.” Onscreen, Victor will…

Comet’s 9th Birthday/Halloween 6/5c, Comet The sci-fi retro network celebrates its ninth on-air anniversary with movies, starting with 1984’s undead-filled horror comedy Night of the Comet. How fitting! My Sweet Austrian Holiday MOVIE PREMIERE 8/7c, Hallmark Mystery Charlotte (Brittany Bristow) must fend off a developer from buying the chocolate shop she inherited from her grandparents. Along the way, she befriends Henry (Will Kemp), a charmer with a sweet tooth, but a surprising twist could end their friendship. WILL SHE FLOAT? Ghosts 8:30/7:30c, CBS Can you really have a laid-back Halloween when you’re living in a house packed with ghosts? Nope. Woodstone Manor’s latest spook, Puritan spirit Patience (Mary Holland), decides to put cheery ghost-seer Sam (Rose McIver, left) on a witch trial. Crime Scene Kitchen 9/8c, Fox Tonight on the…

Sweetpea SEASON FINALE 8/7c, Starz Rhiannon Lewis is about to get away with murder. The once-tortured wallflower, played by Yellowjackets’ Ella Purnell (above), has sliced and stabbed her way through bullies in Starz’s six-episode drama. In tonight’s ender, she fully transforms. “The finale feels like Rhiannon’s true coming of rage,” executive producer Kirstie Swain says. “She’s blossomed into something quite unrecognizable, essentially going from a shrinking violet to a Venus flytrap.” The Gazette’s awkward administrative assistant might have learned how to become a deadly murderess, but can she evade the police searching for Carnsham’s latest serial killer? And what about her investigative-reporter colleagues, like sweet AJ (Bridgerton’s Calam Lynch)? The fateful finale won’t be easy for Rhiannon, who has always felt invisible to others. “People finally see her for who…

@damianholbrook Cheers to Peacock for hatching two solid new horror shows. Between the sci-fi frights plaguing Scott Speedman and Yvonne Strahovski in Teacup and Modern Family vet Julie Bowen battling all sorts of demons in the devilishly dark thriller Hysteria!, NBC’s streamer is becoming the home of must-scream TV. Cheers to High Potential for fulfilling Kaitlin Olson’s (right) potential. After 19 years of FXX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, short-lived Fox sitcomThe Mick and an Emmy-nominated gig on Max’s Hacks, the comedic powerhouse scored the perfect lead role—and the ratings she’s always deserved—with ABC’s hit about a genius single mom helping the LAPD. Cheers to Superman & Lois’ Elizabeth Tulloch for soaring to new emotional heights in the CW gem’s fourth and final season. After the show dealt Tulloch’s star reporter back-to-back…

LAST REQUEST I read that there have been lots of fans hoping for Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg) and Maria Baez (Marisa Ramirez) to get together. But my hope is there will be a special Father’s Day episode of CBS’s Blue Bloods. It would be wonderful to have all three dads, Henry, Frank and Danny (Len Cariou, Tom Selleck and Wahlberg) honored. —Elizabeth WINDY WEDNESDAY The second episodes of the new seasons of NBC’s Chicago Med and Chicago Fire were so good—excellent acting and storylines—but my God, Chicago P.D.’s “Blood Bleeds Blue” on October 2 was perhaps the best episode they’ve ever done. I can’t wait for the rest of the season. —Christine MORE SUDS! When are the networks going to wise up and ditch some of these talk shows? I…

@TVGMMattRoush Felicity Huffman was, as usual, stellar in the season premiere of Fox’s Accused. But I’m often left unfulfilled by the end of an episode and think it would be more addicting if they would stretch out a story over more than one week. A 42-minute episode is not enough time to fully become involved with the proceedings. Do you agree? —Fred MATT ROUSH: I get what you’re saying, and some of these cautionary tales might benefit by being longer, but then they’d be TV movies. I admire the attempt at telling short stories in the long-neglected anthology format and imagine that won’t change. Unstable and That ’90s Show are the latest in a long line of Netflix comedies canceled after one or two seasons. What’s the point of doing…

Swooon.com is the first entertainment website focused solely on romance. From the greatest soap supercouples to new Hallmark rom-coms to Swooon’s romance bestseller list, love stories are at the heart of what we do. At Swooon, romance is the main character. Kayla Brady (Mary Beth Evans) and Steven Earl “Patch” Johnson (Stephen Nichols) had an unusual start to their love story. In 1986, he was hired to terrorize her, but they formed a bond that blossomed into romance, and the duo quickly became one of Days of Our Lives’ signature supercouples. After working together for nearly 40 years, Evans and Nichols still appreciate their onscreen connection. To see where this enduring relationship is headed, check out their exclusive video interview for Supercouple Sessions on Swooon.com…

Yellowstone Sunday, Nov. 10, 8/7c, Paramount Network “COWBOYS DON’T SAY goodbye. They say, ‘See ya later,’” promised stoic ranch manager Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) in the fourth-season finale of Yellowstone. The contemporary Western saga about the rich Dutton cattle-ranching family–of which Rip was an honorary member even before he married his longtime love, Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly)—ends its amazingly popular run with the second half of Season 5. “This year is about picking up the pieces and putting them back together and trying to move on,” Hauser tells TV GUIDE MAGAZINE. “My storyline is totally different. Kelly’s as well.” The most glaring change is the absence of Beth’s dad, who is also Rip’s boss and mentor. Oscar winner Kevin Costner, who played stern ranch patriarch John Dutton, is not returning…

Chicago Fire 9/8c, NBC Battalion Chief Dom Pascal (Dermot Mulroney), the efficient (and hotheaded) successor to 51’s beloved former chief Wallace Boden (Eamonn Walker), still has doubters in the firehouse. Among them: Lt. Stella Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo, right). “Pascal has been coming down on her leadership,” Mayo says. Now, he decides to join Kidd’s husband, Lt. Kelly Severide (Taylor Kinney), on a warehouse-fire case in which the sometimes arson investigator found guns. “It’s a two-episode juicy adventure,” previews Mayo, “but we, as the audience, don’t know if we trust Pascal or not.” Unsellable Houses 8/7c, HGTV Sisters Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis—who help Pacific Northwest home owners whose abodes can’t sell—work with a landlord couple whose duplex is valued at nearly $1 million. Bargain Block New Orleans SEASON FINALE…

Santa Tell Me MOVIE PREMIERE 8/7c, Hallmark Channel Interior designer Olivia (Erin Krakow, above) finds an old letter from Santa promising she will meet the love of her life by Christmas Eve—and that his name will be Nick. So what’s a girl to do when she meets three Nicks (Benjamin Ayres, Christopher Russell and Kurt Szarka)—and there’s an attraction to a coworker named Chris (Daniel Lissing)? Searching for a Serial Killer: The Regina Smith Story MOVIE PREMIERE 8/7c, Lifetime Rookie police officer Regina Smith (Karrueche Tran) uncovers evidence that puts her in pursuit of a notorious serial killer. Determined to make a difference, she risks everything to end his murderous reign. REAL-LIFE CASES Philly Homicide 9/8c, Oxygen In tonight’s chilling story, the true crime show examines a respected chiropractor’s brutal…

Christmas at Plumhill Manor MOVIE PREMIERE 8/7c, Lifetime Lifetime’s annual “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” movie event kicks off with a charming film from the production company of former Extra and Access Hollywood host Maria Menounos and her husband, Keven Undergaro. Menounos stars as Margot, a New York architect who inherits an English manor. “She’s a fish out of water, as this is the countryside [outside] London, where people have different goals and dreams,” Menounos says. Slowly she discovers life’s not just about career and money. A Christmas Less Traveled MOVIE PREMIERE 8/7c, Great American Family With her diner on the verge of closure, grieving Desi (Candace Cameron Bure) is forced to sell her beloved Ford F-100 truck—a gift from her late father. After finding an old cassette in the tape…

ACROSS 1 The night the FBI franchise airs (abbr.) 5 Military tag 8 Type of herring 12 The Jeffersons theme: “Movin’ ____” (2 wds.) 13 UAE capital ____ Dhabi 14 Beatles song “____ Comes the Sun” 15 One of the weapons in the board game Clue 16 Born as 17 Moriarty of The Boys 18 Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Gillian Anderson’s 2022 series (3 wds.) 21 Garfield and Friends dog 22 Bit of personal ink (slang) 23 Cheers setting 25 90 Day Fiancé network 27 Bissett of Melrose Place 31 Ugly Betty actor Michael 33 Weaken 35 ____ That Tune 36 Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor movie set in the Texas oil fields 38 ____ Sisters 40 Nathan Fillion on Firefly 41 “Golly!” 43 Touched by an Angel star Downey 45 Jennifer Garner series ____…

1 Don’t Move Available now NETFLIX Iris (Yellowstone’s Kelsey Asbille, above) is a grieving mom looking to get some “me” time on a hike through a dense forest, but she finds herself on a dangerous deadline. While walking, a passing stranger injects Iris with a serum that will slowly paralyze her over the course of 20 minutes. In an added plus for thriller fans, Don’t Move, a movie produced by horror master Sam Raimi (The Evil Dead), is shot in real time over 85 minutes, so you get to see Iris figure out how to escape this crazed killer (American Horror Story’s Finn Wittrock)—and discover his motive, as the seconds pass all too quickly. “You feel like you are literally along for this ride moment by moment,” Wittrock has said.…

Get ready to make another emergency call. While 9-1-1: Lone Star may be starting its final season, the flagship show starring Angela Bassett and Peter Krause— which debuted in 2018 on Fox before moving to ABC for its seventh season—continues to deliver weekly. And with the news that cocreators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minear are currently developing a brand-new spinoff, viewers can look forward to even more epic drama. “We’re going to launch a new show in a new city that I can’t name, but it’s fun,” Murphy told Variety recently. “We hope to get on the air next fall.” Ring the alarm!…

To help navigate a world of unaffordable prescription drugs, anxieties about vaccines and misinformation, you can find answers many mornings from medical correspondents on ABC’s Good Morning America (Darien Sutton), CBS Mornings (Jon LaPook) and NBC’s Today (Natalie Azar). They also share information on other shows and different platforms. Here, the doctors answer a few questions for TV GUIDE MAGAZINE about what they’ll be talking about this winter. Jonathan LaPook CBS News’ chief medical correspondent, a gastroenterologist, has earned five Emmys, among other awards, for his reports on CBS Mornings, Sunday Morning and CBS Evening News. What are this season’s big medical issues? The NIH is sponsoring a trial for a nasal vaccine for COVID, and there’s [a bipartisan effort] to eliminate hepatitis C. Other issues: expanding Medicaid for better…

Halloween on Halloween Marathon 9am/8c, AMC Movie Picks Jump scare! Horror movie mavens get a chance to revisit the story of vicious killer Michael Myers and many of the slasher’s victims in this marathon that runs through October 31. It kicks off with 1982’s Halloween III: Season of the Witch, but don’t miss the film that started it all, 1978’s Halloween, at 3/2c. American Pickers 9/8c, History In their search for vintage treasures, Robbie becomes obsessed with getting a unique DeLorean knockoff back to the future—er, back on the road, while Mike travels to a defunct Wisconsin railroad town and uncovers relics. Abbott Elementary 9:30/8:30c, ABC Couples costumes are tricky, and newly boo-ed up Janine (creator Quinta Brunson) and fellow teacher Gregory (Tyler James Williams) don’t quite nail their first…

Gena Rowlands: TCM Memorial Tribute 8/7c, TCM Celebrate the life and talent of stage, screen and television star Gena Rowlands, who passed away August 14 at the age of 94, with five of her most memorable films. The night kicks off with 1974’s A Woman Under the Influence, written and directed by John Cassavetes, Rowlands’ husband of 35 years. Her performance as a troubled housewife earned the actress a Golden Globe and her first Oscar nomination. It’s followed by 1980 neonoir crime thriller Gloria (left, 10:45/9:45c), which has her protecting a young boy from the mob, and for which she received her second Oscar nod. The lineup continues with 1962’s Lonely Are the Brave with Kirk Douglas and Walter Matthau (1am/midnight c); 1958’s The High Cost of Loving (3am/2c), her…

Christmas Cookie Challenge SEASON PREMIERE 9/8c, Food Network Travel to the North Pole with the nation’s top cookie crafters as hosts Ree Drummond and Eddie Jackson (left) emcee a competition filled with holiday cheer and festive challenges. Who will walk away with a $10,000 prize? Five Gold Rings MOVIE PREMIERE 8/7c, Hallmark Mystery After her grandmother passes, NYC painter Audrey (Holland Roden) returns to her Minnesota hometown and finds that Grandma left her a quest: Locate the owners of five mysterious rings before Christmas morning. And who better to help than her childhood friend, private investigator Finn O’Sullivan (Nolan Gerard Funk)? ’Tis the season for investigation… and maybe true love! INTO THE COLD Alaska PD SEASON PREMIERE 9/8c, A&E In the wake of a staffing shortage, new recruits arrive to…

Murder in a Small Town 9/8c, Fox As if the sleepy Pacific Northwest hamlet hasn’t had enough homicides since the moodiest mystery series of the season premiered! Newly installed police chief Karl Alberg (Rossif Sutherland, above, with Kristin Kreuk) may have another death (or more) to tackle when Paula Patton pops in for a guest spot. The Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol actress plays a psychiatrist “who gets into a cat-and-mouse game with Alberg,” previews showrunner Ian Weir. The case gets twistier when it’s revealed she is “afraid for her own life, given the fact that she was the court-appointed shrink to a fugitive murderer” a few years back. Beat Bobby Flay: Holiday Throwdown SEASON PREMIERE 9/8c, Food Network What are the holidays for if not a friendly competition? Bobby Flay goes…

A Reason for the Season MOVIE PREMIERE 8/7c, Hallmark Mystery Heiress Evie (Taylor Cole) needs to find the people who saved her life the night she was born. Enter Kyle (When Calls the HeartÕs Kevin McGarry), a handsome attorney who can help her track them down. Doctor Odyssey 9/8c, ABC Given that Max (Joshua Jackson, right) had to deal with a passionate passenger’s broken, er, eggplant emoji in the series opener, we can only imagine the TV-MA medical crises he and the team will be taking on during the ship’s Gay Week cruise. All aboard the ever-entertaining boat! MOVIES 9:20am/8:20c Wall Street (1987) Retroplex Noon/11am c She Said (2022) Starz 3:20/2:20c Gilda (1946) Movies! 8/7c Bros (2022) Starz Comedy 11:15/10:15c The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999) Flix…

SCORPIO (Oct. 23–Nov. 21) It may be getting toward the end of the calendar year, but you really do have the chance to start again. A new moon in your sign will renew your personal passion and energy levels. If you do turn over a new leaf, there’s no turning back. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22–Dec. 21) You may feel like hibernating and ignoring all your problems. It’s your prerogative to do that. However, don’t deny the fact that you’ve got some important choices to make regarding love and money. Meditation and reflection will help. Face your fears. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22–Jan. 19) This may be one of the more potent times you’ve experienced in a while when it comes to other people. Friends, close partnerships and spouses are all going to require your…

NETFLIX Available Now The Birds (1963) The title avians invade a California bay town and wreak havoc in a movie as horrifying as anything the masterful Alfred Hitchcock ever created. Rod Taylor and Tippi Hedren headline. Boyz N the Hood (1991) Cuba Gooding Jr. and Ice Cube star in a film of incredible depth, set in a South Central L.A. neighborhood where Black kids struggle to rise above gang violence. Bridesmaids (2011) Cowriter and lead Kristen Wiig’s hilarious comedy about everything that can go wrong for a maid of honor features Melissa McCarthy’s first true star turn. 8 Mile (2002) A white blue-collar worker (Eminem) with a gift for rap looks to music as a way out of his poor Detroit existence. The rousing “Lose Yourself” became the first hip-hop…