What To Watch: Maple Valley Christmas, Merry Swissmas, World Series And More
On TV this Saturday: Amy Schumer returns to Studio 8H, Christmas movies loaded with familiar faces premiere on Lifetime and Hallmark Channel, and the World Series heads into Game 6. Here are nine programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)
Showtimes for November 5, 2022
The Hair Tales
Docuseries finale (two episodes): Marsai Martin (black-ish) and singer Chlöe Bailey appear.
A Royal Christmas on Ice
TV-movie premiere: A prince (Furry Little Christmas' Jonathan Stoddard) looking to escape his life falls in love with a former Olympic ice skater (Killer Rivalry's Anna Marie Dobbins). (View holiday movie guide.)
Criss Angel's Magic With the Stars
Celebrity "magicians" include U.S. Olympian Lolo Jones and Frankie Muniz (Malcolm in the Middle).
Lights, Camera, Christmas!
TV-movie premiere: A woman (Christmas by Starlight's Kimberley Sustad) takes a job as a costume designer for a movie filming in her hometown, and winds up falling for its leading man (Fuller House's John Brotherton). (View holiday movie guide.)
Merry Swissmas
TV-movie premiere: An architect (Full House's Jodie Sweetin) finds love and forgiveness while spending Christmas in Switzerland; Tim Rozon (Wynonna Earp) co-stars. (View holiday movie guide.)
See How They Run
Premium cable premiere: A police investigator (Fosse/Verdon's Sam Rockwell) and an eager rookie (Lady Bird's Saoirse Ronan) investigate a murder in 1950s London's underground theater scene; David Oyelowo (Selma), Adrien Brody (Winning Time), and Ruth Wilson (The Affair) co-star.
World Series
The Houston Astros host the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 6 of the Fall Classic. [crowdsignal poll=11229532]
A Maple Valley Christmas
TV-movie premiere: A rancher's (The Flash's Peyton List) family farm life is disrupted by the arrival of an attractive man (Hallmark VIP Andrew Walker). (View holiday movie guide.)
Saturday Night Live
Comedian Amy Schumer returns for her third stint as host; Steve Lacy performs. (Cecily Strong is back!)