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7 The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y., Friday, June 23, 2017 By Andrew Warren TV Media Bigger 'big shots': The tal- ent is growing on NBC. No, not the talent on display in the network's perennial summer hit "America's Got Talent," which continues to wow audi- ences for another season by showcasing the wild and in- credible things of which its contestants are capable. The growth is happening in the talent series "Little Big Shots" — and I mean that quite literally. The Steve Harvey-hosted series that usually features kids showing off incredible levels of talent saw its highly anticipated spinoff premiere last week. "Little Big Shots: Forever Young" keeps the sky- high level of talent for which its parent show is known on display while raising the age category of its stars by a few generations. You can catch a new episode airing Wednes- day, June 28, on NBC. "Forever Young," as the name subtly suggests, is a tal- ent show for seniors. Harvey is at the helm of this one, too, doing double duty as both host and executive producer (with Ellen DeGeneres joining him in the latter role). He earned an Emmy nomination as host of the first season of "Little Big Shots," with his quick-witted interactions with the kids delighting audiences and critics alike. "The idea of doing a fol- lowup to 'Little Big Shots' fo- cusing on seniors struck us as a no-brainer," said Mike Dar- nell, president of unscripted and alternate television for Warner Bros. "Just like the kids, they have insane skills that will amaze and sur- prise you — not to mention the of- ten hysterical (and some- times shock- ing) things they say. As good a host as Steve Har- vey is, he may have finally met his match with this incredible set of elder statesmen." Real 'Law,' real 'Order': "Law & Order" is set to spawn yet another spinoff, only this time the stories are real. Al- though the original series wrapped in 2010 following an astounding 20 seasons, its spinoff "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" is still going strong on NBC. Slated to air Thursday nights starting this fall, the new "Law & Order: True Crime" joins the fray of real- life crime anthologies that have been all the rage in re- cent TV seasons. For the first season, the new show will re- count the infamous and brutal murders of Jose and Mary Menéndez by their sons, Lyle and Erik, in their Beverly Hills home. Casting is ongoing, but the series has already netted a proven winner. Four-time Emmy winner Edie Falco ("The Sopranos") was the first major casting announcement. She'll be portraying flamboy- ant defense attorney Leslie Abramson, who gained na- tionwide fame during the televised and highly publi- cized trial. She'll be joined by Miles Gaston Villanueva ("The Young and the Restless") and Gus Halper ("Power") as the two brothers who stand ac- cused of the grizzly killings. Like other true crime an- thologies, this non-fiction ver- sion of "Law & Order" will fo- cus on a different crime each season. In true "Law & Order" style, the anthology will blend elements of both a police in- vestigation and a courtroom drama, unfolding the events of the fateful night, the inves- tigation and the trial that followed. "Law & Order: True Crime" premieres Thurs- days this fall, on NBC. ARABICA AROMA BARISTA BLACK BLEND BODY BREW CAFE AU LAIT CAFFEINE COLD-WATER METHOD CREAM CREMA CUP OF JOE DECAFFEINATED DRIP ESPRESSO FRENCH PRESS FRENCH ROAST JAVA JITTER JUICE LATTE MACCHIATO tvsearch From the list, find each word and circle its letters in the puzzle above to reveal the message relating to this week's theme. Coffee starsonscreen MILK MOCHA MORNING MUD NAPOLETANA PERKY POUR-OVER REDEYE ROBUSTA SUGAR SWEETENER Conan A company has come out with a robot that makes salad. So, finally, a robot that's not going to take away any American jobs! In New York, a cocaine- trafficking ring was busted after they were caught pretending to be Uber drivers. Police called Uber the perfect cover for cokeheads, because most Uber drivers also never stop talking. The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon Jay Leno is here tonight! We love Jay. He's the only guy at Universal who gets excited when the Transformers turn back into cars. The director of "Jurassic World 2" says the film will feature the T-Rex from the original movie. The T-Rex was like: "Hey, after three divorces, I need something to pay the bills." The Late Late Show With James Corden Donald Trump donated the first three months of his presidential salary to the National Park Service. That tremor you just felt was all four presidents on Mount Rushmore rolling their eyes. Trump is also the one who wants to cut funding to the national parks. 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