On TV this Sunday: The Los Angeles Rams host the Dallas Cowboys, Scott Pelley interviews famed journalist Bob Woodward and The Masked Singer offers a first look at Season 4. Here are 13 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
The Tampa Bay Lightning (3-0) look to close out the Eastern Conference in Game 4 against the New York Islanders.
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The New York Islanders (1-2) attempt to tie things up in Game 4 against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Bob Woodward gives his first interview about the revelations in Rage, his new book about President Donald Trump.
Two houseguests are nominated for eviction. (Who was the last player sent packing?)
Season 1 finale: Chefs Shane Chartrand and Joshna Maharaj go head-to-head, catering to a shopaholic father’s taste.
New costumes and clues are revealed in an hour-long Season 4 preview special. (Watch teaser, check out Broccoli.)
Time slot premiere: Tariq, Tasha and Davis Maclean scramble to recover after her courtroom bombshell. (Read premiere recap; who’s maybe coming back?)
Time slot premiere: The Dallas Cowboys visit the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif.
Midseason premiere: Trump tries to convince the country he has the pandemic under control; Biden enlists Obama to help boost his popularity.
Ken Jeong (The Masked Singer) and Charissa Thompson (Extra) host this sneak peek at new and returning series. (Print TVLine’s Fall TV Calendar!)
The freckles on Rob’s back appear to form the Liberty Bell. (CBS does not provide Love Island teasers, so we’re running a random MeTV synopsis each night.)
When Ruby steps into the shoes of a white woman, it only strengthens her resentment of racial injustice; Montrose’s betrayal infuriates Atticus.
Stateside premiere: Two seemingly unrelated men are found murdered in separate areas of Amsterdam, raising questions as to whether they’re linked to a missing student; Marc Warren (Beecham House), Maimie McCoy (The Musketeers) and Luke Allen-Gale (Dominion) star.
Season 1 finale: Baba and Freddy face the end of the road.
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