The CBS drama, which airs at 10 p.m. Tuesdays, is about a police detective who will become the department’s commissioner. Theo James, an English actor whose credits include You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, stars as Det. Walter Clark. Fans of Downton Abbey will remember him as Kemal Pamuk, the Turkish diplomat who died in Lady Mary’s bed in the series’ first season.
‘Who Gets the Last Laugh?.’ 10 p.m. Tuesday. TBS.
David Lyle, CEO of the National Geographic Channel, has seen enough of the letters to know how they go. The writer is typically a longtime reader of the magazine, who perhaps recalls the times he leafed through its glossy pages while perched on grandpa’s knee.
It’s still called The Killing, and the third season will begin June 2 on AMC. According to the network, the new season begins one year after the close of the Rosie Larsen case. Sarah Linden (Mireille Enos) no longer working as a detective. But the search for a runaway girl leads to a gruesome string of murders that connects to a previous murder investigation by Linden — and draws her back into her old life.
The week ahead at the movies and on TV
‘Mad Men.’ 9 p.m. Sunday. AMC (returns to 10 p.m. April 14).
All of it. While Bradshaw, 64, is a Hall of Fame quarterback who was a Super Bowl winner with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Duck’s Robertson was in fact “ahead of Bradshaw on Louisiana Tech’s depth chart,” according to a story on Sports Illustrated’s SI.com site. Robertson, the site adds, “gave up football with one year of eligibility remaining because the game and any future in it interfered with … duck-hunting season.”
Film critic Roger Ebert, who died of cancer Thursday at age 70, reviewed thousands of movies over the years for the Chicago Sun-Times and his television show. His often cutting reviews ("I've seen audits that were more thrilling," he said of one lifeless picture) in turn triggered thousands of arguments.
‘Hannibal.’ 10-11 p.m. WTVJ-NBC 6.
Spies of Warsaw. 9-10 p.m. Wednesday. BBC America.Rogue. 9-11 p.m. Wednesday. DirecTV Audience Network.
From 1968 to 1972, Gilbert “Zulu” Kauhi, an entertainer in Hawaii, played detective Kono Kalakaua. According to a story in the Honolulu Advertiser after his death of complications from diabetes in 2004, Zulu “was fired after an altercation with the show’s publicist in which he acknowledged making loud racist comments.” (He was apparently unhappy with the way his character was being presented.) A story in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin after his death said the actor also annoyed star Jack Lord by falling asleep between takes.
Ultimate Warfare — Chosin: One Way Out. 10-11 p.m. Tuesday. Military Channel.
‘Phil Spector.’ 9-10:35 p.m. Sunday. HBO.
Watching a clever clip reel of his work at a student film exhibit last week, Burn Notice co-star and horror film actor Bruce Campbell was quick to define a couple things about his early career:
There will be a second season of the drama starring Kevin Spacey as a ruthless politician, based on a British TV series. The idea behind the show was to draw viewers to Netflix, and I have not seen any news about it airing on broadcast or cable. Amazon.com does offer the first 13 episodes as streaming video and is taking orders for a DVD and Blu-ray, although without a stated release date. If you are longing for something comparable, the British House of Cards Trilogy is on DVD.
The week ahead at the movies and on TV
Top Of The Lake. 9-11 p.m. Monday. Sundance Channel.Bates Motel. 10-11 p.m. Monday. A&E.
Surprisingly, the question seems to surprise Jake Tapper: Why would the best-known reporter at ABC News jump ship to join CNN, the floundering cable network that a lot of people in the industry — a lot of people — regard as the TV news version of the Titanic?
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