What to Watch Right Now

Delinquent Marty DePolo is provisionally admitted to Heaven and assigned to be the guardian angel to his good-natured best friend, Steve, who fell into deep despair after his death. Wacky shenanigans ensue.

Psychology lecturer Dr John Cornelius and his partner Samantha Valentine solve offbeat mysteries

A celebrity panel meet the child of a well-known person, and guess who their parents are.

Police series set in the Liverpool docks.

This second revival of The Twilight Zone (1959) presents tales of suspense, fantasy, science fiction and horror.

This touching documentary goes into the life and career of the late, great John Ritter, and also tells you the details about what happened his very last day. This documentary features interviews by Henry Winkler, Joyce DeWitt, Suzanne Somers, Martin Short, Jason Alexander, and many more.

Two hapless friends, convicted of a crime they didn't commit, escape prison to find the real criminal even as they are pursued by the authorities.

British Millie and American Maggie were stewardesses for International Airlines. Millie was very sweet, but kind of a twit, and was always getting into trouble, thanks to her penchant for sticking her nose into other peoples' business. Maggie was more level-headed, and was usually pressed into action trying to extricate Millie (and herself) from whatever trouble she had gotten herself into. Mr. Beauchamp was their stuffy English boss, Miss Fosdyke his secretary and Bert was Millie's uncle.

The adventures of a young bear named Rupert who unintentionally ends up in faraway/mystical places, but at the end manages to make it back safely to his home of Nutwood.

When the outer space gangster known as Mon Star escapes from the Penal Planet, the Limbo section of the galaxy is in great peril. In response, an elite team of cyborgs called the Silverhawks are assembled as a counter force that is Limbo's best hope against Mon Star's gang.

A family of Chicago cops tries do right by each other and the city they call their home.

The series is set in a world inhabited by anthropomorphic vehicles. The protagonist is Wheelie, a racing car resembling a Volkswagen Beetle. His girlfriend is Rota Ree. Wheelie's main antagonist is Chopper, an anthropomorphic motorcycle. Chopper leads the Chopper Bunch, a motorcycle gang of hoodlums. He has unrequited feelings for Rota, and he constantly schemes against Wheelie. Among the gang members, Scrambles tends to perceive the flaws and dangers of each scheme. He keeps warning Chopper that the plan will backfire, but Chopper never listens to him.

John Phillips was an undercover agent for the United States. Then his life was taken away after another agent had a secret to keep and decided to pin Phillips for a crime he didn't commit. Knowing the he cannot go back home because he would be arrested, he stays exiled in France under the name John Stone. There is only two people he can trust: Charlie Cabbott, A U.S. official who worked to get Phillips' name cleared and Danni Montreau, a French cop whom he would help solves cases with. He also has time to be charmed by local girl Jacquie Decaux.

A teenage boy lives with his mother, aunt, and three sisters, handling the struggles of everyday life.

The night before his wedding, uptight doctor Jason Stoller stops homeless Roger Hoyt from suicide and makes him his roommate--and Roger makes the now-single Jason more of a free spirit. Jason's aspiring-actress sister lives next door.

Architect George Clarke travels around Britain meeting people who are trying to restore historically and architecturally significant buildings, many of which are non-residential buildings being converted into homes.

Bringing the Cenozoic period to life with computer animation and anamatronics.