What To Watch: Homeland Ends, God Unfriended, NCIS: LA Finale, Dreadful Offshoot, Last Kingdom And More
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On TV this Sunday: Carrie Mathison's lip quivers come to an end, CBS shuts down the God account and the Penny Dreadful franchise conjures up a new story. Here are 14 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for April 26, 2020
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The Last Kingdom
Netflix
Season 4 premiere (10 episodes): Uhtred takes control to confront Danish warlord Sigrid, as Alfred's health deteriorates.
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American Idol
ABC
Live episodes get underway, as the Top 20 contestants perform remotely for a chance to secure America's vote.
Batwoman
The CW
An old villain presents a new challenge for Gotham; Alice's limits inside Arkham are tested. (Watch sneak peek.)
God Friended Me
CBS
Series finale (two hours): Miles helps reunite Corey with his estranged father, then finds his own faith tested when the God account suggests Ali on the night before her surgery. (Watch sneak peek.)
Outlander
Starz
Jamie and Roger's plan to eliminate a threat goes sideways; Brianna fights for her and her son's lives and confronts her greatest fear. (Fall behind? Read Episode 9 recap and post mortem.)
The Simpsons
Fox
Part 1 of 2: A young preacher (voiced by Crashing's Pete Holmes) comes to Springfield to rejuvenate the church. (Watch sneak peek.)
When Calls the Heart
Hallmark Channel
Season 7 finale: A surprise from Lee's past reopens old wounds, while Fiona looks for a way to stay in Hope Valley; Lucas tries to salvage his relationship with Gowen Petroleum.
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Homeland
Showtime
Series finale (70 minutes): Carrie faces an impossible choice as the U.S. teeters on the brink of war with Pakistan. (Fall behind? Read Episode 11 recap; watch sneak peek.)
Killing Eve
AMC, BBC America
A new job takes Villanelle back to London; Eve and the Bitter Pill team find a potential lead to The Twelve.
Vida
Starz
Final season premiere: A figure from the sisters' past emerges; Emma and Lyn's romantic relationships turn a new page.
Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist
NBC
Mo and Eddie hit a rough patch, while Zoey helps her mom make a difficult decision.
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Insecure
HBO
Condola and Lawrence break new ground during "Friendsgiving"; Issa and Ahmal do their own thing. (Fall behind? Read Episode 2 recap.)
Series premiere: In 1938 Los Angeles, detectives Tiago Vega (Here and Now's Daniel Zovatto) and Lewis Michener (People v. O.J.'s Nathan Lane) work a city where citizens are connected to a mysterious deity... or the devil; Natalie Dormer (Game of Thrones) co-stars. (Read review.)
