A Hero Rises in Supergirl

On Monday, CBS released a new trailer for their upcoming new buzzed series "Supergirl."

Here's the trailer.

The story of how Kara Zor-El coming to Earth to help Superman but takes a bit of detour and apparently he doesn't need any help. She has hidden her powers from the public until an incident occurs. This is her journey to heroism.

The series stars Melissa Benoist as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl/Kara Danvers, Mehcad Brooks as James Olsen, Chyler Leigh as Alex Danvers and Calista Flockhart as Cat Grant.

Looking forward to this series. It's one of my top 5 list of shows to watch this fall season. I wasn't much into the superhero TV series, but recently after watching Daredevil on Netflix and Arrow from The CW but binged watched it on Netflix, my mind was blown.

You can catch the series premiere of "Supergirl" Monday, October 26th at 8:30/7:30c right after "The Big Bang Theory." And it'll be on it's regular schedule time Mondays at 8/7c.

Preview: Law & Order: SVU Two Hour Premiere Event

In it's 17th season, Law & Order: SVU will open up the season with a two-hour premiere event that as the trailer said " This is the one America will be talking about...again"

SVU is taking on one of their biggest stories so far, possibly in the last decade...Robert Durst and "The Jinx."

Check out the preview and yes!! That is Dallas Roberts and he's back as the nefarious serial killer Dr. Yates, who previously seen in the SVU-Chicago Fire-Chicago PD crossover last April.

We all know that Law & Order: SVU is no stranger to stories that are "ripped from the headlines." I hope that in the promos down the road that they mention that because I get chills down my back when I hear the voice over saying it.

You can catch the 2-hour season premiere of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Wednesday, September 23rd at 9/8c on NBC.

Crushing the Past: Weekend Catch Up Part 6

Here's another edition of Weekend Catch Up.

Suits "Hitting Home" 

In this week's episode of "Suits," we get to learn why Harvey is what he is when it comes to dating and other relationships.

Seems Jessica seems to know what Jack Soloff is up to with trying to take away her company. When Jack tries to make things right, she has Mike helping with him, but more of keeping an eye on him instead. But Jack seems that even if he tries to help and not give information to another company, he has a change of heart.

Harvey on the other hand finally opens up about his past. He tells the story when he found his mother sleeping with a "cousin" and ask not to tell dad. This was when he was sick and coming from school. That moment triggered what Harvey is today and it shows when Louis' sister ask him to help with a lawsuit and than a date.

Harvey turns her down both times. She tries to open with him but he shuts her down cold. When she goes to tell Louis that she can't go with him and Donna. Louis soon figures it out that Harvey and her slept together and it turned into a heated battle.

This happens to be one of it's best episodes as for Harvey's storyline. It as well told and give a great explanation of why Harvey is so Harvey.  Also I don't think that Donna and Harvey could be friends with what just happen here. She wants t help give advice but he doesn't want any advice from a friend.

Overall, I give this episode a 7.5/10
You can catch "Suits" Wednesday nights at 9/8c on NBC

Hannibal "And the Woman Clothed in Sun" 

Holy crap!! The ending to this episode was amazing and thrilling when Will and the Tooth Fairy finally meet and had a nice five second dance before escaping.

The Tooth Fairy had his conversation with Lecter and even had a flashback with him. It was kind of mind blowing when he blossomed into the Red Dragon in front of Lecter like that.

Also, taking his ray of sunshine, the speech therapist with him and had a stay in date night after going to the zoo.

And I couldn't forget Gillian Anderson's role in this episode, with her character's conversation with Will about if you came in front of a wounded bird would you help it? Both agree to help but she would crush it, because everything and everyone needed to be crush and she tells it with so so cold.

That had to be my second favorite scene in the episode. This episode was really well written and flat down mind blowing with the special effects with the Tooth Fairy and his therapist when she pets the tiger.

Overall, I give this episode a 9.5/10.

You can catch "Hannibal" Saturday nights at 10/9c on NBC.

Sports thoughts:

I thought that this is Sunday that I would put in a couple of sports thoughts today in this post.

Cubs on a Roll
The Chicago Cubs are on a roll. Sweeping the San Francisco Giants 4-0 this weekend and winning today's game 2-0 in a dramatic ending.

The Cubs look great and are in the playoff hunt for the second Wild Card. Maybe Back to the Future could be right, the Cubs could win it in 2015?

The Lost of a Giant
I want to take this time to give my thoughts and prayers to the family of Frank Gifford. News today that he had passed away this morning, it's just heartbreaking. Frank was on the great giants of the NFL. Heck, I think he was the definition of what the NFL stood for, when he played.

I enjoyed watching him and Kathie Lee together on The Today Show. He was such an amazing legendary broadcaster, football player and human being.

Bones: Brennan and Booth are Having a.....

And it's a boy!!

For Brennan (Emily Deschanel) and Booth (David Borenaz) will be having a son in the upcoming season of Bones, as Entertainment Weekly learned it exclusively. The boy is the second child for the couple who have a daughter, Christine.

"I won't say a name, but Brennan is going to have a boy and were going to have fun with (her) as a mom," executive producer Michael Peterson telling EW. "Brennan is going to become the homeroom mom for Christine, which is just very fun for us- the stories about what it's like to have Brennan be involved in school that way."

Deschanel is a mother herself, with two boy and both of her pregnancies have been written on the show.

She tells EW that she's excited of the new to the series and that she loves boys and expects to help alter the family dynamic.

"When a new child is born into a family, it always affects the whole family," Deschanel says. "It's a huge change for everybody-parents and other siblings. They were the center of the universe for a while and now they have to share, and that's a challenge. Whether they show that directly or indirectly, it'll affect the other child.

"Even with all the help that I get, I find it very challenging to have two kids," she continues. "Trying to make sure you have the time for both of them, and juggling all the different things.  You have another child who has activities and school and all that. I think you'll see storylines revolving around that as the season goes on."

Entertainment Weekly added that when the show returns that it "will pick up about six months after the season 10 finale."

You can catch the season premiere of "Bones" Thursday, Oct 1st at 8/7c on FOX.

NBC New Drama: The Player

From the executive producers of "The Blacklist" comes the action-packed Las Vegas-set thriller "The Player. The series co-stars Wesley Snipes ("Blade") as the pit boss and  Charity Wakefield ("Casualty 1907") as Cassandra King, the dealer for a high-stakes game where an organization of wealthy individuals gamble on the ability of former military operative turned security expert Philip Winchester ("Fringe" & "The Patriot") the player, to stop some of the biggest crimes imaginable from playing out.


Can he take them down from the inside and get revenge for the death of his wife, or is it true to what they say: The house always wins.


John Rodgers serves as writer and executive producer. John Davis, John Fox and director Bharat Nalluri also executive produce. "The Player" is produced by Sony Pictures Television, Davis Entertainment and Kung Fu Monkey.

Here's the official trailer.

You can catch the series premiere of "The Player" Thursday, September 24th at 10/9c on NBC.

CBS New Comedy: Life in Pieces

Life In Pieces, a new comedy coming to CBS this September, is about one big happy family and their somewhat awkward, often hilarious and ultimately beautiful milestone moments as told by its various family members.

Of the three siblings, middle child Matt has just found true love, his co-worker, Colleen, his coddled youngest brother, Greg, and his wife, Jen, are overwhelming by the birth of their first child. And the eldest, Heather and her husband, Tim, who are dreading their impending empty nest so much, they're considering having another baby.

Their parents, Joan, the family's adoring matriarch who would do anything for her kids...as long as she agrees with it. And John, the gregarious patriarch who's searching for ways to soften the blow of turning 70. As the family's lives unfold in four short stories each week, they try to savor these little pieces of time that flash by but stay with you forever, because these moments add up to what life's all about.

Starring Dianne Wiest (Law & Order), James Brolin ("Marcus Welby, MD" & "The Reagans" ), Zoe Lister-Jones ("Whitney"), Colin Hanks ("Dexter"), Betsy Brandt ("Breaking Bad" & "The Michael J. Fox Show"), Thomas Sadoski ("Newsroom"), Dan Bakkedahl ("The Mindy Project" & "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart").

Created by Justin Adler and co-written with Aaron Kaplan. Executive Producers are Adler, Kaplan and Jason Winer.

Here's a first look.

You can catch the series premiere of "Life In Pieces" Monday, September 21 at 8:30/7:30c but will soon move to Thursdays at 8:30/7:30c in November after Thursday Night Football is done.

The X-Files at TCA

On Thursday the television critics got a sneak peek of the latest "X-Files" clip in Beverly Hills for the press tour.

As reported by Lori Rackl of tvtrippin.com, the clip showed a scene that was heated between "FBI special agent Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) and Fox Mulder (David Duhovny)."

Rackl added that the clip showed "a frantic Scully pulls up to a house at night. Mulder meets her on the front porch. They're clearly not a couple anymore. She refers to herself as his friend and physician. Mulder launches into a speech about how they've been deceived for years and he's 'finally figured it out.' He says that Tad O'Malley-a conservative internet newscaster played by Joel McHale-is right in his belief that 'this is not an alien conspiracy. Scully tires to talk him down, warning that his beliefs could be his undoing."

But there was no punch line at the end, but "a glimpse of a new character: alien-abduction victim Sveta, played by Annet Mahendru from 'The Americans.' She's looming in the background, behind the home's screen door."

"'She's the key to everything,' Mulder tells what appears to be a crestfallen Scully. 'Sveta is the Key.'"

And if that wasn't enough, that heated scene probably do to that both Mulder and Scully have "broken up" as Entertainment Weekly reported. As they said that Scully is only a "friend and his physician."

So I guess we'll have to wait and see how this will play out. I think it's a smart move creative wise, you have to change something between these two and breaking up might seem the best bet.

You can catch the season premiere of "The X-Files" is in January.