John Dickerson is ready to wake up bright and early
There’s history behind John Dickerson’s new job as cohost of CBS This Morning. On the show’s studio wall hangs a photo of his late mother, Nancy Dickerson, CBS’s first female correspondent, in 1960. (She was also a producer of Face the Nation, the Sunday news show that her son is leaving in a few weeks; a rotating series of hosts will appear until the job is filled permanently.) Dickerson replaces Charlie Rose, who was fired in November for alleged sexual misconduct, and joins Gayle King and Norah O’Donnell at the table.
You’re giving up Face the Nation, often the No. 1 Sunday-morning news show in total viewers, for CBS This Morning. Why?
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THE MASKED SINGER
It’s no shock that the over-the-top competition featuring mystery celebrities in masks and elaborate costumes would go all out for Halloween.
The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial
FIRST SHOWN LIVE on TV as part of Ford Star Jubilee in 1955, then filmed by Robert Altman in 1988, Herman Wouk’s courtroom classic (adapted from his 1951 novel) is of special interest in its latest version as the final film directed by Oscar winner William Friedkin (The French Connection, The Exorcist).
Lessons in Chemistry
PART JULIA CHILD, part Marie Curie, with the movie-star glow of a Kim Novak, brilliant chemist Elizabeth Zott (the luminous Brie Larson) is ahead of her 1950s times.
POST-STRIKE UPDATE
THE JOKES FLEW fast and furious on Monday, October 2, from late-night hosts back at work after the 148-day writers’ strike had come to an end.
QUIZ MASTER! THE REAL AMY SCHNEIDER STORY
AFTER HER APPEARANCES in 40 Jeopardy! episodes, Tournament of Champions and Jeopardy! Masters, fans may think they know Amy Schneider.
FRASIER IS IN THE BUILDING!
Kelsey Grammer's famous psychiatrist moves back to Boston to hang out with a whole new TV family. (But there's still a bar!)
DAVID MCCALLUM
WHEN MARK HARMON first met David McCallum in 2003 while filming the backdoor pilot for NCIS (which aired on JAG), he gushed, “I can’t imagine I’m shaking the hand of Illya Kuryakin.”
Harry Wild
We're just wild about Harry...and so are viewers. They've turned this Dublin-set series-about a rambunctious retired literature professor (Jane Seymour) who solves mysteries-into a success, and its star couldn't be happier.
Bosch: Legacy
In Bosch: Legacy’s first season finale, private eye Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) was enjoying success after saving a mogul’s young heir from an assassin and solving a murder.
Upload
The sly sci-fi comedy about murdered tech bro Nathan Brown (Robbie Amell), whose consciousness was uploaded to a luxurious virtual-afterlife resort called Lakeview, is back after a year and a half for Season 3, and things are getting trickier than remembering your passwords!
