What To Watch: CMA Awards, S.W.A.T. And #OneChicago Return And More
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On TV this Wednesday: Netflix marks Veteran's Day with The Liberator, S.W.A.T. and the #OneChicago trifecta are back, and Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker host country music's biggest night. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for November 11, 2020
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Eater's Guide to the World
Hulu
This seven-part culinary travelogue reveals the most unexpected places to score an epic meal; Maya Rudolph serves as narrator. (Watch trailer.)
The Liberator
Netflix
Limited series premiere (all four episodes): The rotoscope-animated World War II drama tells the true story of infantry commander Felix "Shotgun" Sparks, who along with his battalion led a special group of American soldiers from Italy to France to the liberation of Dachau. (Watch trailer.)
Trial 4
Netflix
The eight-part docuseries delves into the story of Sean Ellis, a Black man who fought to prove his innocence after being found guilty of killing Boston police detective John Mulligan in 1993.
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CMA Awards
ABC
Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker preside over country music's biggest night; performers include Luke Combs, Dan + Shay with Justin Bieber, Miranda Lambert, Ashley McBryde, Keith Urban and Morgan Wallen.
Chicago Med
NBC
Season 6 premiere: Drs. Choi, Lanik and April find themselves on the frontlines of the pandemic, while Halstead and Hannah face a troubling reality.
Season 9 premiere: Firehouse 51 welcomes a new crew member; Brett's leadership is put to the test during a scary call. (Read preview.)
Coroner
The CW
Jenny reckons with the severity of her condition as she assists on a case from a true crime podcast. (Get CW midseason premiere dates.)
S.W.A.T.
CBS
Season 4 premiere (two episodes, special time): Hondo, Daniel Sr. and Darryl confront the legacy of racial tension in Los Angeles; then, the team acts as a domestic surveillance unit for the CIA. (Read preview; watch sneak peek.)
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Chicago P.D.
NBC
Season 8 premiere: The team investigates the shooting of a tyke while navigating obstacles brought on by heightened police reform. (Read preview.)
♦ ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY ♦
On Nov. 11, 1975, Happy Days' Fonzie helped Richie
through a dry spell by setting them up on a double date —
with Laverne DeFazio and Shirley Feeney. Eleven weeks later,
Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams launched their spinoff.
