Fox's "Shots Fired" dives into the explosive subject of race-related police shootings by throwing everything you know about recent real-life incidents up in the air. The show originated after George Zimmerman was acquitted of killing Trayvon Martin and series creators Gina Prince-Bythewood and Reggie Rock Bythewood couldn't explain it to their young sons. Also: How Austin's SXSW fest has become even more TV-centric.

A lot has changed since Planet Earth wowed audiences with new images of the globe's wildlife ten years ago. Now, Planet Earth II is taking advantage of advances in technology and science to bring even more stunning images to audiences. Also: Why "Iron Fist" is Marvel's first Netflix flop.

Vampire shows, like vampires, can't stay dead forever. As "The Vampire Diaries" executive producer Julie Plec mourns the end of her long-running series, she discusses her turbulent relationship with fans, how she ended the show on her own terms, and how the franchise could revive one day – perhaps on a streaming service. Plus: A look at the return of "The Americans."

Author and religion scholar Reza Aslan is hoping to find common ground in a world where that seems pretty impossible. His new CNN series "Believer" aims to do that by sharing stories of customs and faith around the world. Also: A look at FX's new series "Feud: Bette and Joan."

"24: Legacy" is the latest project for a very busy Dan Bucatinsky, whom you probably know from ABC's Scandal, for which he won an Emmy, or HBO's The Comeback. He also runs a successful production company with Lisa Kudrow. We'll dive into his new role; plus a review of the final season of "Bates Motel," and a look at the week's premieres.

In casting Laverne Cox as a transgender lawyer on their new series "Doubt," creators Joan Rater and Tony Phelan were inspired by their son, who happens to be transgender, and his journey of transition. Also: A look at what's new on TV this week, including "Big Little Lies" and "Planet Earth II."

David Morrissey is a veteran UK actor that you've probably seen in countless projects. But it was his turn as the Governor on "The Walking Dead" that exposed him to a massive global audience. Now he's back on TV, as the star of Starz's mystery thriller "The Missing," returning with Season 2. Also in this episode: A review of HBO's "Big Little Lies."

'Superior Donuts' Star Jermaine Fowler Delivers Deep Fried Treat with Biting Commentary(Episode 21) by Michael Schneider

'Superior Donuts' Star Jermaine Fowler Delivers Deep Fried Treat with Biting Commentary(Episode 21) by Michael Schneider

If you've seen "The Wizard of Oz" -- and who hasn't? -- then you only know a fraction of L. Frank Baum's "Oz" mythology. "Emerald City" producers Shaun Cassidy and David Schulner partnered with director Tarsem to create a visual feast on NBC's new series. Also: we review Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" and preview TV premieres.