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One of the most unique elements of the new History channel program Jesus: His Life is that the title character isn’t the main character in each of the episodes. Instead, the eight-episode program about Jesus is, as noted by the narrator, “told through the eyes of the people who knew him best.”

Last week, American Idol launched its seventeenth season. Featuring host Ryan Seacrest and the judging panel of Lionel Richie, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan.

In the 1991 film Silence of the Lambs, FBI agent Clarice Starling famously visited the imprisoned cannibal Hannibal Lecter in an attempt to learn more about a criminal on the loose. The concept was that Lecter, a psychiatrist-turned-criminal, could help profile and help capture an elusive psychopath.

Whiskey Cavalier is the latest procedural to feature two mismatched individuals partnering up to help stop crime. Like Castle, Elementary or the short-lived Take Two, this new ABC drama relies on a traditional template to tell its weekly stories.

In the Old Testament of the Bible, God becomes so frustrated with the citizens of the planet that he destroys much of civilization in a gigantic flood. Noah, his family, and a variety of animals survive in an arc and eventually help rebuild the population once again.