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ENTERTAINMENT EXTRA 17 Saturday Casino AMC 8:00 p.m. Sam "Ace" Rothstein (Robert De Niro) oversees the Tangiers Casino in Vegas, but as the world changes throughout the 1970s, both Ace and the Mafia struggle to adapt to the times in this classic Martin Scorsese gangster film. Sharon Stone also stars. Sunday Big Brother (29) (4) (18) (7) (22) 8:00 p.m. Season 22 continues as the All-Star Houseguests await the nomina- tions for who is being put up for eviction in this new episode. Monday Emergency Call (6) (6) 10:00 p.m. Hosted by Luke Wilson, don't miss the premiere of this new series which documents the critical first few minutes after a call is made to emergency services, as told by the heroic people who have taken on the task of receiving the literal calls for help. Tuesday Say Yes to the Dress TLC 6:00 a.m. Randy Fenoli and his team at Klein- feld help one bride-to-be find a gor- geous 1940s-style dress to match the theme of her wedding in this re- broadcast. Conan TBS 11:30 p.m. Conan O'Brien interviews celebri- ties and public figures in this late night talk show that features musi- cal and comedy performances, as well as hilarious commentary on current events. Wednesday I, Robot AMC 10:30 p.m. In the year 2035 robots are part of daily life, but when one becomes the main suspect in a murder, a ro- bot-adverse detective wonders if humans are really safe from the mechanical servants. Thursday Connecting (16) (5) (13) (23) 8:30 p.m. A group of friends attempt to stay connected through a series of video chats in the premiere of this come- dy. Friday Shark Tank (6) (6) 8:00 p.m. Everyday entrepreneurs get a shot at success with moguls and million- aires in this hit series. Luke Wilson hosts "Emergency Call" This week's Best bets By Michelle Rose TV Media He'll be back (on TV): He's a world-famous movie star, but it looks like "Terminator" star Arnold Schwarzenegger is mov- ing towards TV. The former governor of California and star of "True Lies" (1994) has partnered with Skydance Television to develop a new scripted TV series. Schwarzenegger will both head- line and executive produce this series from "Scorpion" creator Nick Santora. And while few details are known at this time, it is believed that the project is a spy adventure centered on a father-daughter duo, with Schwarzenegger playing the dad. Deadline was the first to break the news. At the time of the announcement, no network or streamer had officially picked up the series, but it's safe to say Schwarzenegger's involvement probably gave this project a big boost. Both Santora and Schwarzenegger already have a longstanding relationship with Skydance: Santora serves as showrunner on the upcoming Skydance series, Amazon's "Jack Reacher," while Schwarzenegger starred in two of the studio's fea- ture films: "Terminator Genisys" (2015) and "Terminator: Dark Fate" (2019). If all goes well, this new proj- ect will be Schwarzenegger's first major role in a scripted TV series, though it's still too early to start planning for its premiere. In the meantime, Amazon subscribers will get to hear his distinctive voice when the new animated series "Stan Lee's Superhero Kindergarten" launches next spring. Schwarzenegger has pro- vided the voice and inspired the look of its main character, kin- dergarten teacher Arnold Armstrong. All this TV work might make movie fans nervous, but Schwarzenegger isn't leaving films altogether. You'll see him next in "Kung Fury II: The Movie" (2020), the sequel to the crowd-funded, comedy-martial arts featurette "Kung Fury" (2015). He's also reprising his role opposite Danny DeVito in "Triplets," the sequel to "Twins" (1988). He'll be back (on TV): Schwarzenegger to star in new spy series Arnold Schwarzenegger to star in new TV series Stars on Screen A/Moore & Crimmins BD/Pulaski Memorial C/Graybeals Carpet Plus 6 x 5"

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