What To Watch: NCAA Women's Basketball Championship, SAG Awards, The Walking Dead Finale And More
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On TV this Sunday: March Madness ends for the NCAA women's division, a truncated SAG Awards names the year's best in film and TV, and The Walking Dead wraps its 10th season. Here are 15 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for April 4, 2021
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NCAA Women's Basketball Championship
ESPN
Arizona and Stanford go head-to-head for the tournament crown. [polldaddy poll=10793260]
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Ice Age: The Great Egg-scapade
Fox
In this 2016 holiday special, the world's first Easter egg hunt ensues when a dastardly pirate bunny threatens Sid’s egg-sitting business; Taraji P. Henson (Empire), Seth Green (Family Guy) and Blake Anderson (Workaholics) lend their voices.
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Malika the Lion Queen
Fox
Angela Bassett (9-1-1) narrates this two-hour special telling the story of lioness Malika and her pride living inside South Africa's Kruger National Park.
My Grandparents' War
PBS
Series premiere: Hollywood actors re-trace the footsteps of their grandparents and learn how World War II changed the lives of their families and the world; first-up: The Crown's Helena Bonham Carter.
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Atlantic Crossing
PBS
Series premiere: A princess (The Bridge's Sofia Helin) fleeing Nazis during WWII steals the heart of President Roosevelt (Twin Peaks' Kyle MacLachlan).
Men in Kilts
Starz
Sam and Graham take a closer look at Scotland's feudal clan system.
NCIS: Los Angeles
CBS
Callen and the team must rescue a captured Anna before she is forcibly returned to Russia; Admiral Kilbride makes Nell an interesting offer.
Pennyworth
EPIX
With the help of Daveboy and Lucius, Alfred, Thomas and Martha concoct a plan to steal Project Stormcloud from Raven headquarters.
Q: Into the Storm
HBO
Docuseries finale (two episodes): An escape plan forms after Jim sues Fred; then at 10 pm, Q's wild theories are amplified by major political heads, leading to the siege at the U.S. Capitol; Cullen draws conclusions as to who is behind QAnon.
