What To Watch: Colbert, The Daily Show, @Midnight And The View (?!) Go Live, And More Election Night Coverage
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On TV this Election Day: Stephen Colbert goes live on Showtime, Lifetime offers a political point of View and the outcome of the 2016 presidential race is (hopefully) revealed. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar:
Panelists for this live episode include Undateable alumni Ron Funches and Whitney Cummings, and BoJack Horseman's Paul F. Tompkins.
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Election Night 2016
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MSNBC officially starts the chad-counting at 5 pm, followed at 6 by Fox News and CNN. NBC launches its coverage at 7, while CBS, Fox and ABC go live at 8.
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Channel Zero: Candle Cove
Syfy
Mike and Amy discover that the creator of Candle Cove isn't who they think he is; the Iron Hill police force is startled by an unexpected and brutal crime.
The View Live Election Night Special
Lifetime
Assuming CBS, NBC, Fox, ABC and all of the cable news networks go dark, you can count on the co-hosts of ABC's daytime gabfest for two-and-a-half hours (!) of up-to-the-minute results.
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Aftermath
Syfy
Despite the potential of a volcanic eruption, the family is advised to return to Mount Rainier.
Tosh.0-lection Special
Comedy Central
Daniel Tosh will attempt to unite those divided by the election through the power of comedy.
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Drunk History
Comedy Central
Derek Waters and Steve Berg tell tales of former presidents and elections, including the contentious race between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
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The Daily Show With Trevor Noah
Comedy Central
Noah and the "best f#@king news team ever" report on the live results of the Trump vs. Clinton race.
Stephen Colbert's Live Election Night: Democracy's Series Finale
Showtime
Guests include The Circus' Mark Halperin, John Heilemann and Mark McKinnon; Elle King sits in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human. (Not a Showtime subscriber? Catch a CBS encore Friday at 11:35 pm.)
