On TV this Tuesday: The A.I. drama NEXT powers down, Swamp Thing wraps its CW run and Tayshia Adams chooses a soulmate. Here are 11 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
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What to Watch Today
Bachelorette Picks a Mate, Cancelled NEXT Ends and More
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The Bachelorette
Season 16 finale: Tayshia’s father voices concerns about the remaining men ahead of an emotional proposal day. (When does The Bachelor premiere?)
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The Christmas High Note
TV-movie premiere: A recently dumped vocal coach (Melrose Place‘s Jamie Luner) falls for a teen student’s father (Jane the Virgin‘s Johnny Messner).
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The Haves and the Have Nots
Katheryn uses her powers to help the “Have Nots” and get revenge.
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NEXT
Series finale (two episodes): Shea and LeBlanc make a last-ditch effort to destroy NEXT and save their lives — and the world. (One of 2020’s Worst!)
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The Price Is Right at Night
Festive families come on down for their chance to win some holiday-themed prizes. (Additional primetime specials air Jan. 6, 13 and 27.)
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Swamp Thing
Broadcast finale: Swamp Thing fights back, but it’s farrrrrr too late; Abby comes up against Jason Woodrue. (Get CW midseason dates.)
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First Christmas
TV-movie premiere: A writer (Rizzoli & Isles‘ Idara Victor) spends Christmas in New Orleans with the biological family she never knew she had.
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Let's Make a Deal Primetime
Bull‘s Christopher Jackson makes an appearance as contestants partake in a series of festively themed games.
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A Saturday Night Live Christmas Special
Encore presentation: All the Schweddy Balls you can handle are served during this look back at classic holiday sketches.
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Under the Grapefruit Tree: The CC Sabathia Story
The feature-length documentary chronicles the life and career of the former New York Yankees, Milwaukee Brewers and Cleveland Indians pitcher.
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Supermarket Sweep
Special night and time: The Leslie Jones-hosted game-show revival gets a post-Bachelorette showcase.
On Dec. 22, 1997, Hunter Tylo was awarded $4.9 million by a jury that found she was wrongfully terminated by Melrose Place producers, who had argued she could not play a seductress while pregnant. Who wound up filling the role?
