"24: Legacy" is ending with more of a whimper than a bang. Along with "Prison Break," its tepid performance -- after the high hopes associated with a post-Super Bowl introduction -- indicates the limitations of programs built on TV nostalgia, and the missteps networks can make with reboots.
For its first live show coast-to-coast, "Saturday Night Live" brought out Jimmy Fallon as Jared Kushner and Melissa McCarthy's Sean Spicer as the Easter Bunny.
A door-opening, mine-detonating, metal-cutting, fictional pen-like tool called the "sonic screwdriver" is about to make it's debut in the Oxford English Dictionary.
Instead, Rather said Trump should be judged on his ability to "keep the peace." He described countries like North Korea, Syria, Iraq and Yemen as "flashpoints" that are "real powder kegs with a real short fuse burning."
Asia Kate Dillon doesn't mind being the first person at a party. Similarly, the "Billions" star doesn't mind being the first performer to question why some of Hollywood's most recognized award shows feel the need denote gender in their categories.
Imagine that one day your friends were in trouble -- in a car, fleeing an armed drone that was firing at them. You spot them, and you want to help, but your arm is freshly injured and in a cast. What do you do?
