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Will Hallmark ever bring back and air any of Lori Loughlin’s movies? Yes, she was caught up in the college admission scandal, but she has paid for her indiscretions in both time and monetarily. We do miss them.
We could argue about whether Loughlin was simply “caught up” for “indiscretions,” and whether the punishment fit the crime. But that’s a long conversation. On your main question, she will be returning to television on the GAC Family network, the recent retooling of Great American Country. She will reprise her role of Abigail Stanton on “When Calls the Heart” as a guest star in the second season of “When Hope Calls” beginning Dec. 18 on the network.
Hallmark, on the other hand, said in a recent tweet that it “has not cast Lori Loughlin in any current projects, nor do we have any plans to cast her in the future.”
Is it true that OWN has picked up “All Rise”?
It is. The Oprah Winfrey Network has made a deal for a third season of the legal drama that CBS canceled, with new episodes arriving in 2022. According to reports, the series will also be streaming on both HBO Max and Hulu. Nellie Andreeva of Deadline.com said most of the cast, including star Simone Missick, will return. And “since the options on the actors had expired in June .. they had to make new deals and all scored raises,” Andreeva said.
I have been hooked on “Shades of Blue” with Jennifer Lopez. I just watched the last episode of Season 2. Please tell me there will be a Season 3.
There was a third, and final, season of the police drama in 2018. Places still carrying the episodes include NBC.com and the Tubi streaming service.
I’m trying to remember the name of a TV show with William Shatner, Terry Bradshaw, Henry Winkler, George Foreman and a younger man. They traveled to different countries. I think it was on around 2018. It was a funny show.
That was “Better Late Than Never,” a travel show starring the four men you mentioned along with sidekick Jeff Dye. It aired on NBC for two short seasons in 2016 and 2018.
We enjoyed watching “The Rifleman” starring Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford. Did Crawford appear in other shows? Is he still living?
Crawford passed away at the age of 75 in April of this year; he had been dealing with Alzheimer’s disease for some time, with his website ( johnnycrawfordlegacy.com ) adding that he had bouts of COVID-19 and pneumonia not long before his death.
After “The Rifleman” ended in 1963, Crawford worked in movies such as “The Great Texas Dynamite Chase” and two of Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler” TV movies, as well as guest-starring in “Murder, She Wrote,” the original “Hawaii Five-0,” “Little House on the Prairie” and Connors’ later series, “Branded.” He was in episodes of the drama “Crossbow” in the ‘80s. Crawford was also active in music, including as leader of the Johnny Crawford Dance Orchestra specializing in big-band jazz and swing.
