https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOutgc-GG6g Fresh Off the Boat debuts on ABC tonight at 8:30p and 9:30p and you don’t want to miss this funny sitcom with a lot of heart!
Eddie and his parents, first generation Americans from China, are moving from Washington DC to Orlando, Fla in the 1990s. They are making the move because his dad has just opened up a Country themed restaurant in the Sunshine State. Eddie and his mom don’t want to make the move, but his two younger brothers are happy with whatever decision their parents make.
Eddie’s dad is trying to live the American Dream, and is a much more relaxed guy than his mom. His mom is tough and counts every dollar his restaurant makes. She also wants her sons to keep their Chinese traditions and that includes doing really well in school.
Eddie is Americanized and wants to be a normal kid. Which isn’t easy with him mom. Plus, he listens to hardcore rap and not that many kids in Orlando are as hip as him. That means he is having a hard time fitting in and making friends.
Just when everything seems like it is at the worst for this family after they move, they pull together and support each other.
Hudson Yang who plays Eddie is perfect in the role. You can’t help but fall in love with him and sympathize with his character as he goes through it all. Randall Park as his dad brings the right amount of innocence, business smarts and loving husband and father to the role. Constance Wu is likeable as his mom even when she is being her toughest and wait until you hear sing Karaoke.
Fresh Off the Boat is a great sitcom for you to watch with your family every Tuesday night at 8p for an hour. It’s the perfect mix of laughs and touching moments. We can all see ourselves in the Huangs and isn’t that what a family show is supposed to be like? So see for yourself how much they are like you tonight at 8:30p and 9:30p!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRVfiwOJ6so
Tonight at 10p on Forever, the murder that Henry (Ioan Gruffudd) is assigned to will hit close to home for his son, Abe (Judd Hirsch) and himself.
A man was murdered by a blunt force trauma to his head and his apartment is full of some of the best copycat art that Henry has ever seen. As Henry is admiring his pieces, Jo (Alana de la Garza) and Detective Hanson (Donnie Keshawarz) notice a swastika where the fatal injury is located. It is then that Henry realizes the art is not copies, but the real thing. They were stolen by the Nazis during the war and this man was trying to return the items to their rightful owners.
As they investigate his murder, they learn more about the stolen art and the great effort this man went through to get it back to the surviving family members. So who would want him dead?
Meanwhile, we learn even more about Abe’s past. While getting checked over by a nurse for insurance reasons, we find out that he doesn’t know anything about his parents that were killed in Auschwitz. When I say anything, I mean he doesn’t even know their names or what they look like. Even though it has been 70 years, it is still a hard subject for him and there is nothing that Henry can do to help him find those answers.
Adam (Burn Gorman) is back and he might have something for Abraham. During their not so chance meeting, Adam leaves a present for Henry with him at the antiques store, so that his father will contact him. When Henry and Adam meet, Adam reveals something very traumatic that happened to him and might explain why he is the way is.
What is that reveal? You will have to tune in to this very emotional episode to find out.
Also you will get to see Judd Hirsch give one of his most powerful and finest performances of his long career. A moment you don’t want to miss and you will want to have the tissues ready for it because it is a tearjerker.
When Castle left off last month, he was no longer allowed to consult for the NYPD. Tonight at 10p on ABC, we find out how he will finagle his way around it.
Since Castle (Nathan Fillion) has been fired from the force, Castle spends his whole day dressed in his PJs, doing nothing. His wife is sick of it, but she will be shocked when she finds out what he has really been up to. He has been studying online to get his Private Investigator’s license. It is the loop hole he needed to get through the bureaucratic red tape.
Now Beckett (Stana Katic) and him will be competing to see who can solve the case first without working together.
How long will this go on? We will have to tune in every Monday to find out. Just like we did when we wanted to find out more his mystery disappearance that was featured in like what 2, maybe 3, episodes and was never resolved.
Chasing Life is back on ABC Family tonight at 9p for a special Christmas episode. The episode picks up where the midseason finale left off, and we find out if Leo (Scott Michael Foster) got the surgery to save his life. We also get to see how April (Italia Ricci) is doing now that she is getting the Chemotherapy. The treatment is causing her to lose her hair and she decides to shave it all off before it falls out on his own.
Which is a good thing because now that her father’s parents (Marion Ross and Ed Asner) have come to visit, she and the rest of the family are ready to pull their hair out.
Will they be able to survive her grandparents visit? Will April survive her chemotherapy? Will Leo survive his surgery? You just have to tune in for another incredible episode of Chasing Life to find out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30hd_zZqVps
Then at 10p on ABC the Forever, the fall finale picks up where last week’s episode left off. Henry (Ioan Gruffudd) has gotten into the cab driving by his stalker, so will he finally find out who he is? Not at first because the mystery man has other plans for him. One of those plans is framing the Medical Examiner for murder. Will his stalker succeed? Will Henry die tonight?
You don’t want to miss this thrilling episode full of many twists and a surprise ending you will never see coming.
ABC announced today that they asked Cristela for the back 9 episodes. The sitcom has been doing OK on Friday nights, and actually is a good fit with Last Man Standing.
The show’s comedy felt a little forced when it first started, but it has really found its voice. I can’t wait to see what else they bring us by the end of the season.
