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Ryan Murphy’s “9-1-1” returns to Fox on Monday with its Season 4 premiere, an episode that will see the Hollywood Reservoir dam break and the 118 respond to one of the resulting emergencies: a city bus that has crashed into the side of a high-rise building, several stories in the air.

In TheWrap’s exclusive clip from the episode, titled “The New Abnormal,” Bobby (Peter Krause) is trying to help one of the victims stuck on the bus, Cj, remain calm. The already terrifying situation is complicated by the fact that Cj has Asperger’s.

“Cj, listen to me, I know how you feel,” Bobby says, trying to connect with the passenger, who is repeating “It’s pink apron day” to himself. “These people that you love, Tracy and Vanessa, they’re hurting. And when someone you love is hurting, it’s scary. I know because I’m scared, too. But...

"Amazing how far a little tender lovin' care can go." Paramount and PureFlix have debuted another new official trailer for the heartfelt drama Same Kind of Different as Me, from director Michael Carney. This was originally scheduled to open in February, but was delayed seven months and is now being released in October, if anyone still wants to see it. Greg Kinnear stars as a family man who befriends a homeless man, played by Djimon Hounsou, and changes his life through a bit of kindness and friendship. The film also stars Renée Zellweger in one of her other major roles (aside from Bridget Jones's Baby) after her hiatus, along with Jon Voight, Olivia Holt, Ty Parker and others. This doesn't look any better than it did when we posted the first trailer last year, but perhaps these a few good performances in this worth appreciating. Here's the second trailer (+ poster...

"You're not a bad man, and I'm glad we're friends." Paramount has debuted the trailer for a drama called Same Kind of Different as Me, adapted from the memoirs of Denver Moore, Ron Hall & Lynn Vincent, about the lives of three people bound together by fate and friendship. The film stars Renée Zellweger in her first major role (aside from Bridget Jones's Baby) in years, Greg Kinnear, and Djimon Hounsou; along with Jon Voight, Olivia Holt, Ty Parker and others. This looks like an emotional, heartfelt story of friends and family, but some of it looks pretty bland and melodramatic. They're also dumping this during the Oscar season meaning it's not that great, but at least Djimon Hounsou looks exceptional. Give it a watch. Here's the first official trailer for Michael Carney's Same Kind of Different as Me, direct from YouTube: A modern-day slave, an international art dealer, and...