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  • Thursday, April 11
    10PM | CBS — Fam The freshman season of this comedy—starring Nina Dobrev (Clem) and Tone Bell (Nick)— has been building to this...and creator Corinne Kingsbury offers one warning: “You may get a case of the cries.” Happily engaged, their world was turned upside down when Clem’s little sister, “maybe the worst teenager in the world,” unexpectedly showed up to live with them, but that couldn’t stop what happens in the finale.
    2 min
  • Wednesday, April 10
    9PM | ABC — Schooled Principal Glascott and Coach Mellor are in a 1:1 game of mascotball (y’know, when you can’t decide who/what should be the school mascot—duh), and Lainey and CB become school gossip as they fight to protect the student radio station’s right to free speech. Celeb Binge Recommendation Streaming | Hulu — The Kids Are Alright Need something to binge? Lea Thompson suggests The Kids Are Alright.
    2 min
  • Tuesday — April 2
    9PM | NBC — This Is Us The season 3 capper should answer some big (Three) questions: Will Kate and Toby receive good news about their premature son? Are Kevin and Zoe built to last? Will Randall and Beth survive this long-simmering fight? Says exec producer Elizabeth Berger of R&B: “The way they both behave and the decisions they make are going to be really crucial, and affect the status of their relationship for years down the line.
    2 min
  • Monday — April 1
    STREAMING | CBS ALL ACCESS — The Twilight Zone Kristen Baldwin gave the series debut a B-. It’s almost like an episode of The Twilight Zone itself: Every few decades, Hollywood execs summon their strongest forces to revive a beloved property from the beyond. This time, they tell themselves, we’ll get it right—unlike all those unfortunate saps who tried before.
    3 min
  • Weekend Edition (3/29 - 3/31)
    Streaming / Amazon Prime Video — Hanna Darren Franich gave the series debut a “B.” Did we need a TV version of Hanna, the 2011 action flick starring Kid She-Bourne? No, but creator David Farr (the film’s cowriter) has some fun revisiting this teen huntress on a mission of Euro-trotting vengeance. Esme Creed-Miles is the glassy-eyed and mysterious Hanna, raised by her badass renegade dad (Joel Kinnaman) in the Polish wilderness.
    4 min
  • Thursday — March 28
    9:30pm / NBC — Abby’s Kristen Baldwin gave the series debut a “B.” A throwback to The Single Guy, Union Square, and other NBC shows about “friends (but not Friends) hanging out,” Abby’s stars Natalie Morales (Parks and Recreation) as a woman who runs a bar in her backyard.
    2 min
  • Wednesday — March 27
    9 pm / SYFY — The Magicians The eccentric drama’s latest musical episode is “crazier” than last year’s melodious one, says EP Sera Gamble. “It involves way more psychotropic drugs and hair bands of the ’80s,” adds EP John McNamara.
    2 min
  • Tuesday — March 26
    10:30 pm / TBS — Miracle Workers the beginning (of the series), God, played by Steve Buscemi, announced his plans to destroy Earth. Now, in the season finale, with Armageddon upon them, Daniel Radcliffe’s Craig risks everything in a desperate attempt to save all of mankind. If you’re looking for something to binge, singer Boy George recommends Wild Wild Country now streaming on Netflix.
    2 min
  • Monday — March 25
    10 pm / History — Knightfall The Knights Templar were left in disarray the last time we saw them, but season 2 premiere brings new challenges—as well as a darker tone. “Landry is in a place of self-doubt and self-hatred. He blames himself for a lot of the stuff that went down,” Tom Cullen says of his knight. Not everyone believes Landry deserves redemption, especially Talus, a new character played by Mark Hamill.
    2 min
  • Friday March 22
    Airing Friday: 8pm / NBC — Blindspot 8pm / The CW — Dynasty 8pm / ABC — Fresh Off the boat Saturday — March 23 8 pm / Nickelodeon — Kid’s Choice Awards DJ Khaled hosts the biggest, slimiest party of the year for kids, live from the Galen Center in Los Angeles. Fan favorites from the past year are celebrated alongside rising talent, and the hottest upcoming movies and music are previewed.
    3 min

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