What To Watch: American Dad! Returns, Halloween Baking Championship Finale And More
On TV this Monday: American Dad! fantasizes about robbing a bank, Halloween Baking Championship declares a winner and Nickelodeon picks a president. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales and monthly streaming guide.)
Showtimes for October 28, 2024
Ezra
Streaming premiere: A stand-up comedian (played by Nine Perfect Strangers' Bobby Cannavale) goes on road trip with his ex-wife (Physical's Rose Byrne) to make decisions about their autistic son's future; Robert De Niro co-stars.
MLB World Series
The Bronx Bombers host the Dodgers at Yankee Stadium, hoping to get their first win. Hear that, Judge? [crowdsignal poll='14539096' type="slider"]
Nick News: Kids Pick the President
This special highlights young people's perspective on the presidential election; hosted by Nate Burleson (CBS Mornings) and his daughter Mia Burleson (NFL Slimetime).
Superman & Lois
Lois gets bold trying to stop Lex; Jonathan juggles his personal life and responsibilities; Clark learns a hard truth. (Who returned for Kyle and Chrissy's wedding?)
Poppa's House
When Dr. Ivy Reed joins Poppa's family for dinner, she scrutinizes Nina and Junior's relationship and devises a plan. (Premiere earned reader grade of "C+.")
Halloween Baking Championship
Season 10 finale: The final bakers take on two challenges — one involving anatomy, the other vampires and aliens — in hopes of winning the $25,000 prize.
My Brilliant Friend
After Elena learns Carmen is suing her for slander, she and Lila work together to take down the Solaras for good.
American Dad!
Season 19 premiere: Stan, Francine and Roger come up with a perfect plan to rob a bank — but agree never to execute it. (Watch a promo.)
Brilliant Minds
Dr. Wolf and the interns return to high school to treat a group of pregnant teenagers.
What We Do in the Shadows
Laszlo and Colin help neighbor Sean find a new job at the railroad — where they claim to work themselves. (Premiere earned reader grade of "A.")