What To Watch: Creative Arts Emmys, 48 Hours Returns And More
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On TV this Saturday: FXX broadcasts the Creative Arts Emmys, 48 Hours investigates the murder of a social media figure, and Hallmark Channel raises a Glass to Love. Here are eight programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for September 18, 2021
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College Football
ABC, CBS, ESPN, Fox, NBC
Nebraska visits Oklahoma (at 12 pm on Fox); Cincinnati plays Indiana (12 pm, ESPN); Purdue challenges Notre Dame (2:30 pm, NBC); USC takes on Washington State (3:30 pm, Fox); Georgia Tech goes head-to-head with Clemson (3:30 pm, ABC); Florida State visits Wake Forest (3:30 pm, ESPN); Alabama plays Florida (3:30 pm, CBS); South Carolina kicks off against Georgia (7 pm, ESPN); Auburn visits Penn State (7:30 pm, ABC); and Arizona State plays BYU (10:15 pm, ESPN).
TV-movie premiere: A teen suffering from an anxiety disorder (The Bold and the Beautiful's Nia Sioux) finds herself in danger when she befriends two mysterious students at her new school; Sherri Shepherd (The View) and Ali Skovbye (Firefly Lane) co-star.
Meerkat Manor: Rise of the Dynasty
BBC America
Swift struggles to trust her eldest girls, Pandi and Mercy; Daisy's daughters choose questionable mates.
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Raise a Glass to Love
Hallmark Channel
TV-movie premiere: Sparks fly when aspiring sommelier Jenna (One Royal Holiday's Laura Osnes) meets Argentinian winemaker Marcelo (Fuller House's Juan Pablo Di Pace) at her family's vineyard.
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48 Hours
CBS
Season 34 premiere: After a killer murders a popular social media figure and posts photos of her body online, the victim's mother opens up about her loss and the subsequent attacks on her family.
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The Price of Fitting In
Lifetime
TV-movie premiere: A mother (Between Waves' Lora Burke) tries to save her daughter (newcomer Elizabeth Adams) from a serious drug addiction.
👆 ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY 👆
On Sept. 18, The Addams Family debuted on ABC (in 1964), I Dream of Jeannie premiered on NBC (1965), and Supernatural introduced Castiel (and thus angels/God) into its mythology (2008).
