TV

Father's Day is this Sunday, and all of us dads are hoping our families won't forget us, right? Maybe have a fun family cookout, play golf, fish, something fun and relaxing, and, maybe, there will be a gift involved. Here's a question for you. What's your image of a good Dad? Maybe your father, grandfather, uncle, someone. How about a TV dad?

Twin Peaks made its glorious return to television this week after a break of over 25 years. Fans across the country are celebrating the new season. Here are 8 ways to celebrate Twin Peaks in Grand Rapids!

Some things are for sure. So, expect what’s supposed to be an intimate evening with the Trailer Park Boys to quickly go off the rails. Thursday, August 24 will never be the same again.

Officer Ricky Urena of the GRPD was doing his job at the recent Immigration Protests downtown, when someone snapped his photo. Now it's gone around the world of the internet as a shining example of how good looking and brave our men are here in Beer City.

The year? 1989! The place? Club Eastbrook! What is it? Pepsi Dance Trax TV show. What a blast from the past.

Once again, a Michigan singer is making waves on the NBC singing competition 'The Voice'.

Here is more classic "live and local" TV from years past, and it's non other than Bozo the Clown! Bozo's Big Top ran for many, many years on WZZM TV13, and was a part of so many children and their families lives. Who doesn't remember being on the Bozo Show and in the Peanut Gallery.

It's a Blast from the Past, but I thought it would be fun to see who remembers Buck Barry and the Buckaroo Rodeo. He was the singing cowboy of WOOD TV in the 50's and 60's, dominating local children's TV, and a man I worked with and admired as I began my career at TV8 in 1969.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will be in the national spotlight beginning Monday, Feb. 6, as the Outdoor Channel showcases the law enforcement work of DNR conservation officers on its television series Wardens.

We're in one of the great sports weekends of the year, with the last week of the regular season of the NFL, come on Lions, beat the Packers, and loads of college bowl games. Watching all that football means you will also be watching tons of commercials. So, I thought it would be fun to take a walk down memory lane…

Movie screen legend, Olivia de Havilland, is alive and kicking, and, is 100 years of age. That is mind blowing.

I'm not kidding here. There is a website that will help you to fall asleep. Say what? I mean, if I'm on a website, aren't I stimulating my brain, and it will be difficult to turn it off? Not with Napflix.