What To Watch: Electric Hendrix, Strike Back Binge, Hand Of God And More
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On TV this Friday: Showtime gets psychedelic with Jimi Hendrix, Ron Perlman wields the Hand of God, Alison Brie gets a thank you note and Cinemax Strikes Back with an early weekend binge. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar:
Showtimes for September 4, 2015
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Hand of God
Amazon Prime
Series premiere (all 10 episodes): A dishonorable judge (Sons of Anarchy's Ron Perlman; read Q&A) has a reli- gious revelation following his son’s suicide bid. Dana Delany (Body of Proof), Andre Royo (The Wire), Garret Dillahunt (Deadwood), Alona Tal (Burn Notice) and Julian Morris (Once Upon a Time) co-star. (Get scoop.)
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Doll & Em Marathon
HBO Signature
Through 9 pm | Catch up on the complete first series (sorry, it's British!) before the Emily Mortimer comedy returns Stateside on Sept. 13.
U.S. Open Tennis
ESPN 2
The third round of the competition airs live from the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y.
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Cold Justice
TNT
John Walsh (America's Most Wanted) interviews the team in Los Angeles, providing updates on former cases.
Strike Back Marathon
Cinemax
Through 12:10 am | Miss any of the final season so far? The premium cabler is encoring Episodes 1-5. (New installments resume next week.)
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Cold Justice: Sex Crimes
TNT
Alicia and Casey investigate a noncomplying suspect in the 23-year-old rape case of a young woman in Lake Charles, La.
Hawaii Five-0
CBS
Repeat to Revisit: Three men (played by Jaleel White, Pauly Shore and Kevin Farley) wake from a wild night alongside a dead woman.
Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church
Showtime
The doc chronicles Hendrix's largest U.S. performance -- at the 1970 Atlanta Pop Music Festival -- with commentary from Paul McCartney and former bandmates Billy Cox and the late Mitch Mitchell.
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The Soup
E!
The Late Late Show's James Corden stops by to review this week's most questionable small-screen content with Joel McHale.
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Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
NBC
Tonight's guests worthy of a thank you note include Family Feud host Steve Harvey, Community vet Alison Brie and a performance by Florida Georgia Line.
