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Wednesday, Sept. 3
Wednesday Part 2
Netflix
New Episodes!
The final four Season 2 episodes of this series starring Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams drop today. Wednesday has been renewed for Season 3.
Lilo & Stitch
Disney+
Feature Film Exclusive!
This live-action reimagining of Disney’s 2002 animated favorite (with some elements from that film’s animated sequels and spinoff TV series) follows lonely little girl Lilo (Maia Kealoha), who adopts Stitch (voice of Chris Sanders, who also voiced the character in the original), an alien “puppy.” Stitch eventually helps to mend Lilo’s broken family — but not without wreaking hilarious havoc on the Hawaiian Islands.
Family Law: “Knowing Me, Knowing You”
The CW, 8pm
Daniel (Zach Smadu) represents an 18-year-old man suing his mother for posting embarrassing videos of him online throughout his childhood.
Mountain Men
History, 8pm
Season Premiere!
In tonight’s Season 14 premiere titled “Life on the Line,” we are introduced to newcomers Chance and Soraya Painter, both 28, who are raising two young kids as they begin carving out a homestead in remote Alaskan bush country. But life in the wild is just as grueling today as it was for the original frontiersmen — only now, walking away from the modern world takes even more grit, and spirit is tested like never before. Seasoned legends like Marty Meierotto and Mike Horstman continue their tireless fight against the elements, refusing to let go of the rugged independence they’ve spent a lifetime building. And for 81-year-old icon Tom Oar, this season could mark the moment he decides whether to keep going or hand off the torch. Legacies hang in the balance as each mountain man confronts a defining crossroads.
The Last Wright
Magnolia Network, 8pm
New Series!
Follow hosts Sarah and Debbie as they take on the project of a lifetime — building a home from plans that were on Frank Lloyd Wright’s drawing table when he died. But first, the town must approve their plans, and they pay a visit to Wright’s legendary Fallingwater for inspiration.
America’s Got Talent: “Quarterfinals 3 Results”
NBC, 8pm Live
America’s votes will reveal which three acts from last night’s show will move on to the semifinals, and one act that advances straight to the finals with the new live show Golden Buzzer.
TCM Spotlight: Edith Head
TCM, beginning at 8pm
Catch a Classic!
Each Wednesday night this month, Turner Classic Movies shines a spotlight on legendary costume designer Edith Head with lineups of films showcasing examples of the dazzling work that earned her eight Oscar wins out of 35 nominations over her nearly 60-year career that began in the silent era and encompassed work on over 1,000 movies. Tonight’s initial lineup features highlights from Head’s earlier years (before Best Costume Design was created as an Oscar category in 1948; otherwise she surely would have at least had nominations for some of these): the war drama Wings (1927), the first film to win the Best Picture Oscar; Love Me Tonight (1932), a musical comedy led by Maurice Chevalier and Jeannette MacDonald; the Mae West/Cary Grant comedy She Done Him Wrong (1933); director John Ford’s South Seas-set drama The Hurricane (1937), led by Dorothy Lamour; the classic film noir Double Indemnity (1944), one of several films on which Head designed outfits for Barbara Stanwyck, who was one of many top female stars of the era who considered Head a favorite creative collaborator; and Going My Way (1944), the Best Picture Oscar-winning musical comedy/drama led by Best Actor winner Bing Crosby and Best Supporting Actor winner (and also, somehow, Best Actor nominee) Barry Fitzgerald.
Expedition X: “Curse of the Conjuring”
Discovery Channel, 9pm
Phil Torres and Heather Amaro travel to the location of the original Conjuring House to investigate a family’s claims that similar dark paranormal activity is haunting their home. Could the Warrens’ unfinished business be terrorizing another family?
NFL Classics: After Further Review
Vice, 9pm
New Series!
Get a fresh take on some of the NFL’s most remarkable games of recent memory with commentary from stars who played in them and devoted celebrity fans who watched the games live. In the premiere episode, Dallas Cowboys greats Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith relive the 1995 season’s NFC championship win over the Green Bay Packers that helped propel their dynasty toward another Super Bowl.
Ghost Adventures: House Calls: “Freemont Home Invasion”
Discovery Channel, 10pm
Zak Bagans’ team braces for a chaotic spiritual storm when they are called to Ohio to help a couple reclaim their historic dream home from a horde of aggressive ghosts. Could the discovery of children’s letters and the incredible capture of a childlike form reveal the culprit?
Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head
Comedy Central, 10:30pm
Season Premiere!
It’s a new era of stupid. The animated comedy following the misadventures of the classic MTV misfit metalheads returns for Season 3.
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Thursday, Sept. 4
Noir to Die For!
MOVIES!, beginning at 6am
Catch a Classic!
Enjoy nearly 24 hours of film noir classics from the genre’s heyday with “Noir to Die For!,” a programming block that MOVIES! airs each Thursday. Today’s lineup features The Gangster (1947), with Barry Sullivan and Belita; In a Lonely Place (1950), starring Humphrey Bogart and Gloria Grahame; High Sierra (1941), led by Bogart and Ida Lupino; Nora Prentiss (1947), featuring Ann Sheridan and Kent Smith; Bogie and George Raft in They Drive by Night (1940); Don’t Bother to Knock (1952), starring Marilyn Monroe and Richard Widmark; On Dangerous Ground (1951), led by Lupino and Robert Ryan; Bogart again in Knock on Any Door (1949), also featuring John Derek; another Bogart-led title, Marked Woman (1937), also with Bette Davis; one more Bogart picture, Conflict (1945), which also stars Alexis Smith; and The Man I Love (1946), starring Lupino alongside Robert Alda.
All the Queen’s Men
BET+
Season Finale!
The second half of Season 4 comes to a close for this steamy drama executive produced by Tyler Perry and led by Eva Marcille as Marilyn “Madam” Deville, owner of a high-class male strip club in Atlanta.
Lynley
BritBox
New Series!
Tommy Lynley (Leo Suter) is a brilliant police detective but an outsider in the force — simply by virtue of his aristocratic upbringing. He is paired with Barbara Havers (Sofia Barclay), a sergeant with a maverick attitude and a working-class background. With seemingly nothing in common and against all odds, the mismatched duo of Lynley and Havers becomes a formidable team, bonded by their desire to see justice done. New episodes of this British crime drama are available Thursdays beginning today.
The Paper
Peacock
New Series!
This highly anticipated spinoff of The Office features a group of volunteer reporters attempting to revive a floundering Midwestern newspaper called the Toledo Truth Teller, with Oscar Nuñez reprising his role as Oscar.
NCIS: Tony & Ziva
Paramount+
New Series!
In the Budapest-set NCIS spinoff, beloved agents Tony DiNozzo and former Mossad operative Ziva David are back, and behind bars is just one of the dangerous places they find themselves in the long-hoped-for series that features two twisty mysteries. One centers on the crime case that includes that prison pit stop. The other, and maybe more puzzling for longtime fans, is why the pair, who have more chemistry than a million periodic tables, have split up. Answers will come.
NFL Football: Dallas at Philadelphia
NBC, 8:15pm Live
Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field will be rocking for the NFL’s regular-season kickoff extravaganza as the Super Bowl LIX champion Eagles host the Cowboys in an NFC East rivalry matchup.
Interrogation Raw
A&E, 9pm
Season Premiere!
The true-crime series explores the delicate twists and turns of some of the most fascinating interrogations ever done. Each episode reveals every tactic, every make-or-break moment that occurs within those four walls.
Friday, Sept. 5
College Football
BTN, ESPN2 & FS1, beginning at 7pm Live
James Madison at Louisville (ESPN2), Western Illinois at Northwestern and Northern Illinois at Maryland (BTN), and Eastern Washington at Boise State (FS1) are on Friday night’s college football slate.
Interracial Romance — Part 1
TCM, beginning at 8pm
Catch a Classic!
Tonight and next Friday, Sept. 12, Turner Classic Movies presents films featuring interracial couples, many of which were produced during times when onscreen portrayals of these loving pairs were considered socially unacceptable at best, if not outright shocking, to many people — and when such real-life relationships were even illegal in some places in America. Tonight’s lineup leads off with the first adaptation of the stage musical Show Boat (1936), which, among its characters, features Helen Morgan as a part-Black actress “passing” as white who is married to a white man. Next is the drama Island in the Sun (1957), led by Harry Belafonte (who performs the title song), Joan Fontaine, Joan Collins, James Mason, Dorothy Dandridge and Stephen Boyd, which caused controversy with its tale of race relations and interracial romance on a fictional Caribbean island. Belafonte also leads the next title, The World, the Flesh and the Devil (1959), a postapocalyptic sci-fi film in which he plays one of three survivors (along with Inger Stevens and Mel Ferrer). Then, Sidney Poitier and Elizabeth Hartman, earning a Best Actress Oscar nomination in her film debut, headline the drama A Patch of Blue (1965), about the increasingly close friendship between an educated Black man and an illiterate, blind, white 18-year-old girl. The lineup concludes early tomorrow with The Grasshopper (1970), a drama led by Jacqueline Bisset and Jim Brown.
Zillow Gone Wild: “Bottle-ottle-ottle”
HGTV, 9:30pm
Off to find more wild homes, Jack McBrayer climbs up to a treetop oasis made from salvaged materials. Then, he tours a property made of glass bottles and visits a 19th-century home that turned three structures into one unexpected residence.
Mysteries From Above: “Extraordinarily Out of the Ordinary”
History, 10pm
Tonight’s episode shares the stories of a floating, spinning island in Argentina, a giant triangle in the Arizona desert, mysterious multicolored pools in Northern Ethiopia and the giant figure of a man hidden in the Australian outback.
Saturday, Sept. 6
College Football
ABC, CBS, The CW, ESPN, ESPN2, FOX & NBC, beginning at 12pm Live
Top matchups include Iowa at Iowa State (FOX), Virginia at NC State (ESPN2), Baylor at SMU (The CW), Ole Miss at Kentucky (ABC), Kansas at Missouri (ESPN2), Oklahoma State at Oregon (CBS), Fresno State at Oregon State (The CW), Army at Kansas State (ESPN), Arizona State at Mississippi State (ESPN2), Michigan at Oklahoma (ABC), Boston College at Michigan State (NBC) and Stanford at BYU (ESPN).
Lawrence of Arabia
TCM, 1:30pm
Catch a Classic!
David Lean’s sprawling 1962 historical epic won seven of the 10 Oscars for which it was nominated, including Best Picture, and Best Director for Lean. Oscar nominee Peter O’Toole stars as T.E. Lawrence, the English officer who successfully united diverse Arab tribes to fight the Turks during World War I. Oscar nominee Omar Sharif and Alec Guinness are also among the cast in a nearly four-hour-long tale that definitely does not feel that long thanks not only to its terrific direction and performances, but also to its Oscar-winning cinematography by Freddie Young and Maurice Jarre’s iconic, Oscar-winning musical score.
Tennis: US Open: Women’s Final
ESPN, 4pm Live
The US Open’s two remaining women’s singles players compete for the title at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York.
MLB Baseball
FOX, 7pm Live
Viewers will see the San Francisco Giants at the St. Louis Cardinals, the Houston Astros at the Texas Rangers or the Minnesota Twins at the Kansas City Royals on FOX’s Saturday MLB regional broadcast.
Crossroad Springs: “Wolf on the Range”
Great American Family, 8pm
Tensions flare in the quiet ranching town of Crossroad Springs, as a wolf sighting stirs fear and conflict among the locals. James (Jonathan Stoddard), a visiting pastor torn between his duties in Chicago and his roots on the ranch, finds solace in an old barn where he reflects with Aunt Amy (Kate Drummond).
Svengoolie Classic Horror & Sci-Fi Movie: “The Creature Walks Among Us”
MeTV, 8pm
Sven introduces 1956’s The Creature Walks Among Us, the third and final entry in Universal’s classic Creature From the Black Lagoon franchise. This one finds the Gill-man, played by Ricou Browning in the water and Don Megowan on land, captured by scientists and turning into an air-breather who can survive out of the water, but who still ends up on a rampage against the humans who just won’t leave him alone.
Have I Got News for You
CNN, 9pm
Season Premiere!
This American version of the U.K. show returns for Season 3, with host Roy Wood Jr. and team captains Amber Ruffin and Michael Ian Black guiding a rotating collection of guests through an array of games and quick-witted panel conversations that test their knowledge of current events.
Trafficked With Mariana Van Zeller: “Black Market Love”
Nat Geo, 9pm
Host Mariana Van Zeller investigates the global surge in anti-LGBTQ+ violence.
Naming the Dead
Nat Geo, 10pm
Season Finale!
This docuseries’ first season concludes with “The Man on Fire.” In 1996, a young man was burned alive in Atlanta. Who was he? Investigators team up with the DNA Doe Project to identify him and find his family.