Melissa Lemieux

Happy reunions tend to bring on the waterworks, and Kelsey Grammer admitted he got a little misty over Frasier Crane's KACL reunion during Season 2 of the "Frasier" revival. The season's eighth episode — which brings Frasier and his family back to Seattle to celebrate the radio station's anniversary — sees him visit old haunts and bump into old friends. The main lesson he pulls from the experience? Nothing stays the same. Not even Lou (Rory O'Malley), the man whose life he ruined with his poorly-applied advice, whom he finds himself talking down from a very high ledge during the show.

It's a question that's obsessed fans of the musical and movie for years — and here we go again. While "Mamma Mia!" tells its audience members many things about its central characters, there's one secret it's never revealed in either the musical, the movie, or its sequel — who fathered Sophie Sheridan ( the ever-changing Amanda Seyfried ). But here, we'll try to puzzle out that burning query.

"Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage" has kept its close ties to its "Young Sheldon" roots, with many characters from the mothership series appearing in brief roles or cameos on the first few episodes. Episode 3, "Secrets, Lies and a Chunk of Change," has the highest number of callbacks yet, including a number of locales that will be quite familiar to "Young Sheldon" fans. It sees Georgie (Montana Jordan) and Mandy (Emily Osment) cope with a long-held secret when they realize that Mandy has thousands of dollars in unpaid credit card debt. Georgie starts driving a tow truck and Mandy gets back into the waitressing game. It's another hint as to why the couple will break up in the future, but in the meantime, they hunker down to cope with the issue. Georgie hits the roof when he learns that Mandy's biggest charge is related to her ex-boyfriend's ER visit. He seeks the guy out to redress the issue, and the boyfriend responds to Georgie's demand for the money by robbing a bank.

"This Is Us" is crammed from top to bottom with the stuff of living. Birth, love, marriage, death, joy, and sadness fill its seasons. One of the saddest deaths belongs to Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia), patriarch of the Pearsons and the center of the memories of much of his clan. His three children and widow adore him because, while he isn't perfect, he is utterly devoted to his family.

They live a life of privilege, they're fabulously wealthy, but they're also very close. The Bridgerton siblings are in Queen Charlotte's (Golda Rosheuvel) circle and they can afford long days of leisure and long nights at extravagent balls — but how rich are they, really? While their exact net worth is a mystery, one definitely doesn't need Lady Whistledown to parse out the truth. The show doesn't explain how much the estate is worth — but we do learn how much minor characters make, and from there we can calculate our way up to an actual total of dollars and cents that make sense to modern day eyes.

Nostalgia is a powerful thing. And when you combine fond memories of the past with a love of retro media, which is what's happening now as kids of the '80s and'90s become middle-aged adults, one of the things you get is a mad scramble for long out-of-print movies. Among those that have become particularly popular are family films that helped make it a Blockbuster night for folks of all stripes back in those decades.

Contains spoilers for future episodes of "Georgie and Mandy's First Marriage"

With Kevin Costner departing "Yellowstone," the show had to kill off John Dutton. And John's death has major implications for other major characters.

Contains spoilers for "Yellowstone" Season 5B, Episode 9 — "Desire is All You Need"

Contains spoilers for "Blue Bloods" Season 14, Episode 14 — "New York Minute"