TV Questions: Will ‘OutDaughtered’ return with more?

You have questions. I have some answers.

Is “OutDaughtered” coming back with new episodes any time soon?

Yes. TLC will begin airing new episodes May 7. According to the network, “with the start of a new school year upon them … Adam and Danielle are struggling to keep up with their all-girl quintuplets, Ava, Olivia, Hazel, Riley, Parker, and oldest daughter, Blayke. The quints are learning how to read and taking on more chores around the house. Adam and Danielle can start to see which of the girls is thriving and who needs a little extra attention.”

Do you have any indication when “Dark Winds” will be returning?

The drama series based on the novels by Tony Hillerman is now in production in New Mexico, with the televising of new episodes on AMC and AMC+ expected in 2025. This third season takes place six months after the previous seasons, with Joe Leaphorn (Zahn McClarnon) and Jim Chee (Kiowa Gordon) investigating the disappearance of two boys, and Bernadette Manuelito (Jessica Matten) finding that her new life leads to the discovery of a smuggling conspiracy. There will also be some new guest stars including Jenna Elfman and Bruce Greenwood.

What’s the status of “1923”? Will there be more episodes?

Yes. A second season of the “Yellowstone” prequel starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren was announced even before the first season finished. But I don’t have any information on when it might air; like many shows, its plans were stymied for a time by the Hollywood writers and actors strikes.

Back in the late ’50s or early ’60s I saw a movie called “It’s a Woman’s World,” I think. It included such names as June Allyson, Cornel Wilde, Fred MacMurray and Arlene Dahl. I have never seen it aired on TV or on any of the streaming services. Does it still exist or has it gone the way of decayed movie reels?

The 1954 film titled “Woman’s World,” described by one reference as a “glossy and ultra-sophisticated glimpse into the leather-lined world of big business,” indeed seems hard to find. But it has not disappeared. It has been released on DVD, and it is available on YouTube.

Can you tell me anything about a TV series from the early ’60s called “Hong Kong”?

In this ABC drama, Rod Taylor starred as a journalist chasing stories in and around Hong Kong; the cast also included Lloyd Bochner and Jack Kruschen. It had a lot to recommend it, including some fine directors of episodes. But it did not have enough audience for a long network run, ending after a single season in 1960-61.