On TV this Thursday: Dolly Parton headlines a new Christmas movie, Gossip Girl returns for season 2 and Fox airs the late Leslie Jordan’s last episode of Call Me Kat. Here are 10 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.)
In order to find their UnSub, the team must first locate all of his kill kits; along the way, the BAU discover a bomb in the middle of Washington D.C.
Toby investigates Rachel’s disappearance and receives an invitation from Libby.
Season 2 premiere (first two episodes): While Julien struggles to navigate her complicated agreement with Gossip Girl, a new challenger emerges to snatch her social crown. (Watch trailer.)
The classic tale is retold in this animated special that follows Elmo and Tango on an adventure filled with new music and friends.
Two episodes: After Theta’s charter is reinstated, the girls look to make up for their lost time at frat parties. (Get scoop!)
Season 2 premiere (first two episodes): Sabi is faced with situations and relationships that are anything but simple, including their dad’s return from Dubai.
Also streaming Thursday: New episodes of Gangs of London (AMC+), Bruh and First Wives Club (BET+).
Fall finale: The heroes find themselves on a race against time to save Sebastian before the Blood Moon ritual. (Who received TVLine accolades?)
TV-movie premiere: Parton presents a modern-day movie musical about the making of a TV special; Tom Everett Scott (I’m Sorry), Angel Parker (The Rookie) and Ana Gasteyer (American Auto) co-star; Miley Cyrus, Willie Nelson, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jimmie Allen, Zach Williams and Jimmy Fallon also appear.(A holiday episode of The Wall follows at 10/9c.)
In the late Leslie Jordan’s final episode, Phil faces a romantic dilemma while Kat plans a murder-mystery themed Friendsgiving. (How will series move forward?)
Airing over four weeks, the four-part docuseries chronicles billionaire Richard Branson’s life in the lead up to his historic July 2021 spaceflight.
