You know RENO WILSON from "The Cosby Show", "Crank", "Transformers" and now as Officer Carl McMillan on "Mike and Molly"

Reno made his television debut as Theo's best friend, Howard, on "The Cosby Show." He has since starred and guest-starred in dozens of television series.

He can be seen in the feature film "Bolden," in which he plays legendary jazz icon Louis Armstrong. Wilson's other movie credits include "Mighty Joe Young," "Rough Draft," "Fallen" and "White Hype." He is also an accomplished voiceover artist who, most notably, gave voice to the Decepticon "Frenzy" in the film "Transformers," the Autobot "Mudflap" in "Transformers 2" and the Autobot "Brains" in the upcoming "Transformers 3."

He is a native New Yorker, who grew up with a blues pianist father and an opera singer mother, he attended the High School for the Performing Arts and enjoys basketball, running and music.

"Almost Human" Mondays at 8/7CT on FOX



Born in Palm Springs, CA, MICHAEL IRBY attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. It was there that he discovered his love of poetry, which led him to getting the role of "Reinaldo Povod" in "Pi�ero," starring Benjamin Bratt.



He also is known for his roles in "Flight Plan," "Law Abiding Citizen" and "Fast and the Furious 5." He is best known for his portrayal of "Charles Grey" on the television series "The Unit."



In ALMOST HUMAN'S season premiere detective Kennex and Dorian battle an intense and futuristic hostage situation, while Captain Maldonado (Lili Taylor) attempts to meet the terrorist's demands, hoping to protect innocent people in the all-new "Are You Receiving?" episode of ALMOST HUMAN airing Monday, Nov. 25 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.

EMILIO CASTILLO is the founder, tenor saxophonist and singer in the Oakland, CA R&B; and Funk band, Tower of Power.

In the summer of 1968, tenor saxophonist/vocalist Emilio Castillo met Stephen "Doc" Kupka, who played baritone sax. Together, they became the backbone of Tower of Power.

Their first album included the hit single "You're Still a Young Man", which peaked at #29 on Billboard.



Their third album contained their most-successful single "So Very Hard To Go". Although the single peaked at #17 on the Billboard it landed in the Top 10 on the surveys of many West Coast Top 40 radio stations, hitting #1 on many of them. The album also charted two other singles on the Billboard Hot 100, "This Time It's Real" and "What Is Hip?" The latter is possibly their most enduring song.



HIPPER THAN HIP LIVE is a new 2-disc set that captures the band at their commercial peak, fresh from releasing their fourth album, Back to Oakland, and featuring such key early tracks as "You're Still a Young Man," "Down to the Nightclub," "So Very Hard to Go," "Time Will Tell" and, of course, "What Is Hip?" with Lenny Williams on vocals.

ABC Monday at 8pm, 7 Central

TEAM: Jack Osbourne & Cheryl Burke

CHERYL BURKE has won over audiences with her creative choreography and effervescent personality. Joining the show in the second season with a bang, Cheryl won back-to-back disco ball trophies with partner Drew Lachey, and then with Emmitt Smith in Season 3.

Cheryl started ballet lessons at age 4 and was soon performing throughout her native Bay Area. At 11, she went to a competition and saw the costumes, heard the music, and loved that the dancers had partners.

By the age of 13, Cheryl was traveling and competing throughout the world, later moving on to win several championships.

Capitalizing on her success with DWTS, Cheryl has started her own line of clothing and dance studio, Cheryl Burke Dance, with several locations throughout California.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th will be a night to remember as celebrities honor the men and women in uniform in a special four-hour VETERAN's DAY TELETHON broadcast on the Military Channel.

Beginning at 7pm Eastern and Pacific Time, ALAN ALDA and JOE MANTEGN, will co-host the broadcast, featuring actors and entertainers like Mark Harmon and the cast of NCIS, Kevin Spacey, Ben Vereen, Patti Austin, and many, many more. The live four-hour national telethon supports American veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

PEOPLE MAGAZINE is teaming up with HOMEWARD BOUND because of the magazine's commitment to providing assistance to men and women who served in the military. A portion of the night's proceeds will go to one of PEOPLE's charities, Operation Finally Home, which has built more than 30 custom-designed mortgage free homes for wounded and disabled veterans and the widows of the fall in an effort to get their lives back on track to become productive members of their communities.

ALEX GUARNASCHELLI is a regular judge on the primetime shows Chopped and The Next Iron Chef and is a regular contributor to The Best Thing I Ever Made. She also completed 3 seasons of Alex's Day Off, a show produced by Bobby Flay, airing on Cooking Channel. In 2012, Alex defeated nine rival chefs to win The Next Iron Chef: Redemption and joined the ranks of Kitchen Stadium Iron Chefs.

With the holiday season comes anticipation of delicious meals while spending time with friends, family and other loved ones. For those handling the cooking and entertaining, this time of year can also spell the beginning of endless lists, shopping and preparation. Alex is all about simplifying and making it easier without losing any of the taste or WOW factor.

DOUGLAS E. RICHARDS is a New York Times bestselling author who has a master's degree in genetic engineering.

THE CURE is a novel, centered around new research on the psychopathic condition. Psychopathic predators are everywhere. Many are criminals, but many more are not.

They are ruthless, deceitful politicians, executives, office workers and more. Richards says that psychopaths are prevalent, but hard to spot.

They are:

Without conscience, empathy or remorse

Deceitful, cold-blooded, shameless backstabbers

But also charming, smooth-talking and brilliant manipulators

Possible examples: Berni Madoff, Casey Anthony, Jerry Sandusky and Anthony Weiner.

MIKE BAKER is one of the main spokespeople for Travel Channel's "America Declassified." On the premier episode he explores JFK's assassination 50 years later, with an historic sniper test in Dealey Plaza. Timed for the 50th anniversary of JFK assassination.

He is a seasoned investigator with over 15 years of experience in the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) whose work, as a covert field operations officer, spanned the globe. His career in counterterrorism, counternarcotics and counterinsurgency operations, led him to co-found Diligence, LLC, an intelligence, investigations, risk management and security firm which has operations worldwide.

AMERICA DECLASSIFIED uncovers secrets, mysteries and bizarre conspiracy theories by gaining rare access, revealing fresh evidence, performing new tests and presenting witnesses and experts never heard from before.

The premiere show reveals a fresh perspective and newly unearthed evidence in President John F. Kennedy's assassination. They test first-hand the possibility of a second shooter on the infamous Grassy Knoll, and they interview a never-before-heard-from witness. Richard Belzer, actor and author of "Hit List: An In-Depth Investigation into the Mysterious Deaths of Witnesses to the JFK Assassination," lends his expertise in an interview. He questions the untimely and violent deaths of 18 key witnesses to the assassination.

Series Premieres This Sunday night at 10 on TRAVEL CHANNEL!

PINKCONCUSSIONS.COM is working on a research project on "Female athletes from all sports, and their past and present experiences with concussions" with Dr. Jimmy Sanderson and Dr. Melinda Weathers, two researchers from Clemson University. The study has been approved by the IRB at Clemson University and they will publish the results this Spring.

Through social media, they currently have over 540 women signed up for the project and over 391 completed online survey. They plan on recruiting more to be in the study, until it closes on October 31.

They want to understand from an experiential standpoint:

What female athletes experiences of concussions are from their point of view?

How many concussions have been from sports and which sports?

If female athletes have reported past concussions or have played through their head injuries?

Why athletes (in this case, female athletes) are not reporting concussions?

Beyond sports-related concussions, have these athletes had non-sport concussions?

What long term symptoms, if any, persist today in their day to day lives?

They will also create a database of women's names, data, etc, with their permission; and hopefully other researchers will want to do follow-up studies in the future. Most importantly, just simply conducting this study, we want to raise public awareness for women with concussions.

The study itself will allow any woman who wishes a chance to tell her story - in survey form - and for her to feel she is a part of our project and hopeful not alone. We hope this study helps in some small way to make this issue visible to the public and press, and creates a community feeling for the women involved.

JOHN RATZENBERGER is best known for playing mail carrier Cliff Clavin on the sitcom Cheers.

John has had a voice part in all of Pixar's feature films made to date.

Ratzenberger's work for Pixar, as well as his parts in Superman and The Empire Strikes Back, makes him the 6th most successful actor of all time, as measured by a total box office of over $3,000,000,000.

� John Ratzenberger is a strong proponent for American made products.

� He has been speaking around the country about a looming crisis we are facing in the US - as manufacturing flourishes and the demand for American made goods grows stronger, the ability to find a skilled labor pool to fill various jobs where people make things is becoming increasingly challenging.

� He is directly reaching out to the American Public by launching a crowdfunding campaign on FundAnything.com to produce "John Ratzenberger's American Made," a new television series that will feature American made products, and businesses, and bring attention to the growing problem of a decreased skilled labor force.