The 61-year-old martial arts legend directs himself in a movie that embraces his age without diminishing his skill.

Set during the Utah War of 1857, Peter Berg's limited series lays out a world where love conquers little, indifference is the only path to survival, and wanting anything will only bring death that much faster.

Noah Wyle leads the new hospital drama from "E.R." producers R. Scott Gemmill and John Wells about a particularly grueling 15-hour shift — that plays out in real-time.

Playing the owner of a classic car shop, the "Home Improvement" and "Last Man Standing" star shouts plenty of half-baked opinions at his only daughter (Kat Dennings) when she has to move back in with her well-off yet easily irritated papa.

After three long years off the clock, Dan Erickson's corporate thriller returns with a knotty new season as impressive for how much it untangles as it is for what can't be so simply straightened out.

Twenty-two short films are collected in this profoundly moving portrait of life during annihilation.

Host Nikki Glaser delivered what CBS producers surely wanted — a solid performance referencing as many famous faces as possible — but the Globes lost focus of the films (and TV) it meant to lift up.

Odessa Young gives an excellent performance in Thordur Palsson’s folklore-influenced exploration of the ways that our choices follow us forever.