What To Watch: Ballers Series Finale, Succession And Righteous Gemstones Finales, Why We Hate And More
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On TV this Sunday: It's game over for Ballers, Succession and The Righteous Gemstones wrap their seasons and The Rookie stages a Castle reunion. Here are 11 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for October 13, 2019
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Hip Hop: The Songs That Shook America
AMC
Docuseries premiere: This six-part program delves into some of the most groundbreaking songs in hip hop history. First up, Kanye West's "Jesus Walks."
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Batwoman
The CW
Kate is haunted by memories of her sister's death; Jacob and the Crows up the stakes against the Wonderland Gang. (Get a sneak peek, watch cast interviews.)
Power
Starz
The Feds pressure LaKeisha into cooperating; Ghost falls out with an ally. (Fall behind? Read Episode 7 recap.)
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Succession
HBO
Season 2 finale (70 minutes): Logan considers making a "blood sacrifice" to save the company; Roman and Kendall search for new financing. (Previously renewed.)
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NCIS: Los Angeles
CBS
Callen and Sam protect a retired Navy admiral while they search for a missing intelligence officer; Gerald McRaney (This Is Us) returns as Kilbride.
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Inside the Actors Studio
Ovation
Season 23 premiere (new network): Alec Baldwin interviews Barry’s Henry Winkler. (Watch trailer.)
Mr. Robot
USA Network
63 minutes: Elliot and Darlene come together; Dom gets Dark Army vibes. (Read premiere recap.)
The Rookie
ABC
Castle reunion! Tension builds between Nolan and Jessica; Nolan works a case involving an undercover homeland security agent; Seamus Dever and Jon Huertas guest-star.
Why We Hate
Discovery Channel
Docuseries premiere (71 minutes): EP Steven Spielberg examines the history and psychology of hate, and how it impacts the human experience.
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The Righteous Gemstones
HBO
Season 1 finale (50 minutes): Eli reconsiders his children's future in the ministry; Jesse struggles to save his marriage. (Check renewal status.)
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Ballers
HBO
Series finale (35 minutes): Spencer refuses to stop fighting for the players; Joe embraces a new state of mind; Elizabeth Warren starts going to bed earlier on Sunday nights.
