In Comedy Central's "The Other Two," created by Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider, an aspiring actor (Drew Tarver) and his sister Brooke (Heléne Yorke), a former professional dancer, try to find their place in the world while wrestling with their feelings about their 13-year-old brother Chase's (Case Walker) sudden rise to internet fame.

In TruTV's "Adam Ruins Everything," host and investigative comedian Adam Conover embarks on a comically inventive yet unrelentingly serious quest to reveal the hidden truths behind everything you know and love. Tackling topics ranging from the workplace and voting to forensic science and security, he gives you not just fun facts to share with your friends, but information that will make you see the world in a whole new way. If knowledge is power, then Adam Conover will have you laughing all the way to the top.

In TruTV's "Adam Ruins Everything," host and investigative comedian Adam Conover embarks on a comically inventive yet unrelentingly serious quest to reveal the hidden truths behind everything you know and love. Tackling topics ranging from the workplace and voting to forensic science and security, he gives you not just fun facts to share with your friends, but information that will make you see the world in a whole new way. If knowledge is power, then Adam Conover will have you laughing all the way to the top.

In Comedy Central's "The Other Two," created by Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider, an aspiring actor (Drew Tarver) and his sister Brooke (Heléne Yorke), a former professional dancer, try to find their place in the world while wrestling with their feelings about their 13-year-old brother Chase's (Case Walker) sudden rise to internet fame.

Retired two-time NBA All-Star Baron Davis takes BDot, rising social media phenom, under his wing in an unorthodox mentorship program that often ends in hilarious disaster. Featuring Baron Davis and real-life Instagram star Brandon Armstrong (bdotadot5) as eccentric, foul-mouthed versions of themselves, "WTF Baron Davis" depicts the absurd antics that transpire when an opinionated and self-centered celebrity “invests” in the lovable yet incompetent screw-ups who hang around him.

In "All These Small Moments," directed and written by Melissa B. Miller Costanzo, The Sheffields (Molly Ringwald and Brian d'Arcy James) are on the verge of divorce, a traumatic event that's pushing their 16-year-old son to become infatuated with an older woman, Odessa.

After answering a distress signal from the U.S.S. Enterprise, season two of "Star Trek: Discovery" finds the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery joining forces with Captain Christopher Pike on a new mission to investigate seven mysterious red signals and the appearance of an unknown being called the Red Angel. While the crew must work together to unravel their meaning and origin, Michael Burnham is forced to face her past with the return of her estranged brother, Spock. Cast members Sonequa Martin-Green, Anthony Rapp, Anson Mount and Mary Wiseman passed by the studio to talk about the series.

2CELLOS are hitting the road in 2019, bringing their invigorating live show to 30 U.S. cities. The "Let There Be Cello" tour comes on the heels of the twosome's album of the same name that came out last fall. The album features a mix of pop favorites, such as "Perfect" by Ed Sheeran and Luis Fonsi's "Despacito," timeless classics like John Lennon's "Imagine" and a number of original compositions. Many of the songs will translate live on tour. The two-month U.S. stint kicks off February 5 in Seattle.

Retired two-time NBA All-Star Baron Davis takes BDot, rising social media phenom, under his wing in an unorthodox mentorship program that often ends in hilarious disaster. Featuring Baron Davis and real-life Instagram star Brandon Armstrong (bdotadot5) as eccentric, foul-mouthed versions of themselves, "WTF Baron Davis" depicts the absurd antics that transpire when an opinionated and self-centered celebrity “invests” in the lovable yet incompetent screw-ups who hang around him.

In "All These Small Moments," directed and written by Melissa B. Miller Costanzo, The Sheffields (Molly Ringwald and Brian d'Arcy James) are on the verge of divorce, a traumatic event that's pushing their 16-year-old son to become infatuated with an older woman, Odessa.