What To Watch: Empire Fall Finale, Rock Center Tree Lighting And More

On TV this Wednesday: Empire toys with risky business, Hulu ends things with Casual, Arrow aids the Legends of Tomorrow and all Al Roker wants for Christmas is you. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar:

Showtimes for December 2, 2015

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Casual

Hulu

Season 1 finale: Emmy and Valerie search for Alex but find Laura instead; Alex turns to Leon for support. (Renewed for Season 2.)

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Arrow

The CW

Part 2 of 2: Oliver and The Flash's Barry Allen take Kendra and Carter to a remote location; Team Arrow works with Team Flash to produce a weapon powerful enough to destroy Vandal Savage.

Christmas in Rockefeller Center

NBC

The annual tree lighting features Sting, James Taylor, Mary J. Blige, Andrea Bocelli, The Band Perry, Andy Grammer, Carly Rae Jepsen and Pentatonix, among others. (Select markets get an extra hour of the special, starting at 7 pm; check local listings.)

Rosewood

Fox

Fall finale: Rosewood and Villa track an artsy serial killer working on his alleged masterpiece; TMI's ex threatens her relationship with Pippy. (Find return date.)

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Criminal Minds

CBS

The BAU and NSA investigate a drug syndicate when two DEA agents are killed and a third goes missing. (Hey, who has a "hot" date with Reid coming up?)

Empire

Fox

Fall finale: Lucious' play for a streaming service threatens to bring Camilla (Naomi Campbell) back into the fold; Cookie plans a concert at her former prison. (Returning in March.)

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black-ish

ABC

An old friend takes advantage of Dre's generosity; Dre gets caught between Charlie and the new boss (Wanda Sykes, Old Christine). (See photos.)

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American Horror Story: Hotel

FX

John gets closer to the Ten Commandments Killer; Sally's arrangement with March is revealed.

Jay Leno's Garage

CNBC

Season 1 finale: Jay visits with Oscar-winning director Francis Ford Coppola, and discusses the future of cars with automotive innovators. (Not yet renewed.)

Top Chef

Bravo

Season 13 premiere (Part 1): In Los Angeles, 17 chefs compete for culinary stardom, prepping dishes for renowned food critics.

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