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Going Dutch is returning for a second tour of duty. The freshman Fox sitcom has been renewed for a second season at the network. Deadline reports that both Going Dutch and its network stablemate, Animal Control, will be returning next season. The series' first season is now streaming on Hulu.

Deadline reports that although the Denis Leary-led series' ratings were not spectacular, the fact that the series is produced and owned by Fox may have played a part in the network's decision. Fox is also selling the series internationally; unlike many sitcoms, it is an international production, with a military base in Ireland standing in for Garrison Stroopsdorf, the fictional US Army base in Holland that serves as the show's primary setting. Additionally, Going Dutch and Animal Control are the only live-action sitcoms currently on Fox. This may also mean that Fox may not order any new half-hour comedies for the upcoming TV season.

It's father vs. daughter on tonight's Going Dutch. Maggie Quinn and Major Shah have some secret information to share with each other... much to Colonel Quinn's displeasure, in a new Collider exclusive sneak peek. "The Trial of Jan" will premiere tonight, February 27, at 9:30 p.m. Et on Fox and stream the next day on Hulu. In tonight's episode, annoying local Jan is in the hot seat after crashing his bike into dedicated but clumsy soldier Private BA Chapman. But due to Dutch employment law, Colonel Jack Quinn (Denis Leary) can't just fire him on the spot. Thus, a tribunal ensues, but Captain Maggie Quinn is looking for evidence to clear him.

Denis Leary's Colonel Jack Quinn has a hostile encounter with Father Christmas in our exclusive sneak peek from tonight's Going Dutch. "Once Upon a Twice Christmas" will premiere tonight, February 20, at 9:30 p.m. Et on Fox, and stream the next day on Hulu. In our exclusive sneak peek, it's Christmastime at Garrison Stroopsdorf...even though it's springtime. As a costumed Father Christmas helpfully explains, the locals were unable to celebrate Christmas during World War II, so once peace arrived, it became a local tradition to celebrate the holiday twice a year: once in the winter, and once in the spring.

Colonel Jack Quinn (Denis Leary) may have thought he'd hit rock bottom in the first episode of Going Dutch when he was assigned to a backwater base in the Netherlands, but the worst is yet to come. In a new clip from tonight's episode, "When You Wish Upon a Star," he's subjected to the biggest professional humiliation of his career...and that's before the giant sandwich comes in.

Much like New Jersey, Garrison Stroopsdorf has a drone problem Collider's exclusive first look at tonight's episode of Going Dutch. The fifth episode of Going Dutch, "Nazi Hunters," will air tonight on Fox at 9:30 p.m. Et, and will stream on Hulu starting tomorrow. In our exclusive sneak peek, Colonel Jack Quinn (Denis Leary) is examining a drone that came down around the base. Paranoia quickly gets the better of him, as he wonders if the boy piloting the drone could be a spy. His subordinate (and daughter) Captain Maggie Quinn (Taylor Misiak) insists that the boy is harmless, and concludes that the colonel has an intrinsic need for an enemy, dating back to her childhood, when he believed her babysitter was poisoning her mind with "propaganda" like Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree.

Hallmark Mystery has a new movie called Family Practice Mysteries: Coming Home. This stars Amanda Schull and Brendan Penny. This mystery is going to appeal to those who love clever forensics and a crafty doctor who can put together the pieces that proves that a patient was murdered!

“Small town life turns out to be a real killer for a retired Army doctor.”

Here is what you need to know about this new mystery series.

Photo: Linda Ko, Amanda Schull, Brendan Penny Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Allister Foster What Is Hallmark’s Family Practice Mysteries: Coming Home About?

Hallmark’s new movie Family Practice Mysteries: Coming Home has an intriguing intro. “A retired Army medical examiner uncovers a murder in a small town.” Ready to learn more?

According to the summary, Dr. Rachel Hunt has moved to a small town to be the local family doctor. Before this, she was an army trauma surgeon,...

Photo: Brendan Penny, Amanda Schull Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Allister Foster

Hallmark Mystery has released details of a new, original mystery moving starring Amanda Schull and Brendan Penny.

The movie tells the story of a retired army medical examiner and a charming police detective working to solve a murder. Read on to find out more about the movie and its cast and see images taken on the movie film set.

Family Practice Mysteries: Coming Home on Hallmark Mystery Photo: Linda Ko, Amanda Schull, Brendan Penny Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Allister Foster

According to the official synopsis, small-town life turns deadly for retired army doctor, Dr. Rachel Hunt (Amy Schull) who returns home. Rachel is a smart, intuitive family doctor and was previously a trauma surgeon in the US Army. However, after losing her husband in combat, she retired from her commission and is now settling into a quiet new life...

CNN is taking some of its coverage of politics off the TV screen and putting it into a special live forum.

The At&T-owned cable-news network is set to launch “Citizen by CNN,” a day-long conference slated to be held Monday, October 22, at the Time Warner Center in Manhattan. While some of the panels and interviews set to be featured will likely show up on the company’s flagship cable network, says Sam Feist, a CNN senior vice president who serves as Washington Bureau Chief, the wider intent is for the conference to burnish CNN’s ability to present non-partisan coverage of politics and issues that matter to viewers. The looming midterm elections in November lend new relevance to such an event, he adds.

“We are the news organization, the cable-news channel, that doesn’t pick sides. We play it down the middle and we are focused on news and coverage that matters,...