What To Watch: Chadwick Boseman's Final Film, Mandalorian Finale, CBS Dramas Head Into Break And More

A Creepshow Holiday Special

Fearing he might be a murderer, an anxious man (Happy Endings' Adam Pally) turns to an unusual support group for answers; Anna Camp (Pitch Perfect) co-stars.

The Grand Tour: A Massive Hunt

Richard, James and Jeremy arrive on the exotic island of Reunion and race on the world's most expensive piece of tarmac.

The Mandalorian

Season 2 finale: It is (hopefully!) time for "The Rescue," as in the title of the Season 2 finale. (Renewed... a long time ago... for Season 3.)

On Pointe

The six-part docuseries chronicles a season at the prestigious School of American Ballet in New York City, as its students rehearse and perform the holiday classic The Nutcracker. (Watch trailer.)

College Football: PAC-12 Championship

USC hosts Oregon, live from the Los Angeles Coliseum. (Get First Look at 9-1-1 Season 4!)

The Christmas Caroler Challenge

The final four groups vie for two spots in the finals airing Dec. 25. (Get CW midseason dates; watch Walker trailer.)

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom

Film premiere: The late Chadwick Boseman stars opposite Viola Davis in this adaptation of August Wilson's play, which chronicles rising tensions when the trailblazing Mother of the Blues and her band gather at a Chicago recording studio in 1927; Glynn Turman (Fargo), Michael Potts (The Wire) and recent Performer of the Week Colman Domingo co-star. (Watch trailer.)

MacGyver

Fall finale: The team must break a murderous psychopath out of prison; Mac and Desi confront their relationship issues. (View exclusive photos.)

Magnum P.I.

Fall finale: Armed gunmen storm the federal building where Higgins is attempting to get her green card. (Watch first Clarice promo!)

Blue Bloods

Fall finale: Joe Hill’s lineage is revealed; Erin and Anthony debate whether to take down a Mafia boss or stifle an up-and-comer. (When does The Equalizer debut?)

♦ ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY ♦
On Dec. 18, 1997, Seinfeld's Frank Costanza schooled us on Festivus, a holiday involving an aluminum pole, "Feats of Strength" and the airing of grievances.