Shows           The Hungry Detective, Food Network: His name is Chris Cognac, and he works two beats: he's a true-blue police detective in Los Angeles AND he's the food critic for his local paper, guiding readers to hidden gem restaurants in his hometown. Now, Chris is leaving his jurisdiction for cities across America, on a mission to uncover the best off-the-beaten-path restaurants in each place that only the locals know. Using all of his detective skills and trusty informants along the way, Chris will teach viewers how to uncover clues to hidden gem eateries in any town.         Cocktails with Tony Essentials, Fine Living: Tony Abou-Ganim, the Modern Mixologist, shows viewers how to craft their own amazing cocktails in these stylish, entertaining and informative interstitials, currently airing on Fine Living as part of their “Essentials” series. From Margaritas and Wild Berry Mojitos to his own signature creations, like the “Very Sexy Cocktail,” Tony mixes it up with information you can use for your next party.         Raising the Bar: America’s Best Bar Chefs, Fine Living: World-renowned bar chef Tony Abou-Ganim visits the most creative, talented and cutting-edge bar chefs across America. From Pisco Moras in Miami to Cable Cars in San Francisco, Tony's guests — bartenders (or bar chefs) from the likes of Miami Beach's Nobu, New York City's Dylan Prime and San Francisco's Starlight Room — mix it up and demonstrate what it really takes to shake, muddle and stir America's most inventive and delicious cocktails.         Russian Roswell, The History Channel: An in-depth look at the remote, top-secret Russian military base Kapustin Yar, which is alleged to have housed the wreckage and remains of UFO crash incidents from the 1940s through the early ‘90s . Interviews, on-camera tours, dramatic reenactments, and extensive recreations reveal this extraordinary facility, showing the ways in which Soviet UFO research scientists are rumored to have processed and reverse engineered the wreckage.