Q: I thought this year would feature a season finale for "Doc Martin." Can you tell me what is happening with the show?

A: I get a lot of questions about this show, which operates on one of those British we'll-make-more-when-we're-ready schedules. Recent reports indicate there will be two more seasons. An eighth will air overseas later this year before coming to the U.S. airwaves. A ninth season will air in the U.K. in 2019 and here in 2020.

Who's that nurse?

Q: I have watched "Grey's Anatomy" from the beginning. In all the operating-room scenes, the scrub nurse is a constant. Is she a technical adviser or someone special to the cast?

A: That role, of nurse Bokhee, is played by a woman also named Bokhee. Former "Grey's" co-star Sandra Oh pointed out that Bokhee has also been a surgical nurse in real life. Added Oh: "She's like my second mom; she's the best."

YouTube to the rescue

Q: How did the song for the 1950s sitcom "I Married Joan" go?

A: "I Married Joan" originally aired from 1952 to 1955 and starred Jim Backus and Joan Davis. You can find old episodes on YouTube, which is how I gathered these song lyrics: "I married Joan/What a girl, what a whirl, what a life./Oh, I married Joan/What a mind, love is blind, what a wife./Giddy and gay, all day she keeps my heart laughin'/Never know where her brain has flown./To each his own/Can't deny that's why I married Joan."

A new colonel in town

Q: Could you please tell me who the new KFC Col. Sanders is?

A: It's actor Billy Zane. You may remember his villainous turn in "Titanic."

Replayed wisdom

Q: I've been watching reruns of the series "Wiseguy." When was it on, and where is star Ken Wahl now?

A: "Wiseguy" aired on CBS from 1987 to 1990. Wahl, now 62, played Vinnie Terranova, an undercover fed pretending to be a mobster. Jonathan Banks, more recently seen on "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul," was Vinnie's handler. The show was also known for its narrative arcs — stories continued over several episodes — and for its casting, including a then-little-known Kevin Spacey as a villain.

Wahl had a reputation for being difficult and left the show before its final season. Wahl suffered a broken neck and severe spinal injury in 1992 following a fall down a flight of stairs after "a romantic dalliance." The injuries cut his acting career short.

You may also want to look for some of his movies, especially "The Wanderers" and "Fort Apache, the Bronx."

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