What To Watch: Claws And 4 Other Finales, Succession And Fear TWD Return, Teen Choice And More
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On TV this Sunday: Claws and Top Gear wrap their seasons, Succession returns for Season 2, Lucy Hale hosts the Teen Choice Awards and The Loudest Voice goes silent. Here are 12 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for August 11, 2019
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Teen Choice Awards
Fox
OneRepublic and Modern Family's Sarah Hyland perform; Katy Keene's Lucy Hale and YouTube star David Dobrik host. (View nominees.)
Top Gear
BBC America
Season 27 finale (90 minutes): Freddie travels to Iceland to compete in an intense motorsport; Chris investigates the story of a famously beautiful car.
Contestants include Jennie Garth (BH90210), Chris Sullivan (This Is Us), Bridget Moynahan (Blue Bloods) and Jay Glazer (Ballers). (Get ABC fall premiere dates.)
City on a Hill
Showtime
Decourcy tries to make an arrest without the FBI; the Genesis Coalition comes up with a plan to lower Boston's crime rate. (Psst… hear the good news?)
Claws
TNT
Season 3 finale: When fate intervenes in Desna and Roller's plans, Desna is forced to make an unexpected decision. (Not yet renewed.)
Fear the Walking Dead
AMC
Season 5B premiere (67 minutes): The group doubles down on their mission to help survivors; Al, Luciana and Charlie record Morgan going on a dangerous mission. (Talking Dead airs at 11:08 pm.)
Grantchester
PBS
Season 4 finale: Will struggles with a decision that will impact his future; Geordie loses faith in the country. (Check renewal status.)
Instinct
CBS
Two episodes: Dylan and Lizzie go undercover in New York's erotic underworld. Then at 10 pm, the team investigates the murder of an Olympic hopeful. (Get CBS fall premiere dates.)
Succession
HBO
Season 2 premiere: Kendall tries to fix his relationship with his dad; Logan gets some financial advice. (Watch trailer.)
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Jamestown
PBS
Series finale: Mercy and Pepper bring some happiness to the town, just as their rivalry reaches its breaking point. (Officially cancelled.)
The Loudest Voice
Showtime
Limited series finale:Roger tries to save his career after Gretchen Carlson's lawsuit becomes public; Donald Trump is elected president.
