What To Watch: Grey's Fave Joins Madam Secretary, NCIS: LA No. 200, Search Party Returns, AMAs And More
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On TV this Sunday: Sara Ramirez joins the cast of Madam Secretary, Tracee Ellis Ross hosts the American Music Awards and NCIS: Los Angeles reaches a major milestone. Here are 13 programs to keep on your radar:
Showtimes for November 19, 2017
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The Toy Box
ABC
Season 2 finale: The young judges decide which finalist will have their toy made by Mattel. (Not yet renewed.)
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American Music Awards
ABC
Diana Ross, Selena Gomez, Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson, Demi Lovato and Pink perform; black-ish's Tracee Ellis Ross hosts.
The Durrells in Corfu
PBS
Season 2 finale: Louisa, Leslie and Spiro help Dr. Petrides when two women go into labor, and a stabbing victim requires immediate medical attention.
Outlander
Starz
Claire attempts to pinpoint the source of a disease fast spreading aboard the ship; Jamie clashes with Capt. Raines.
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Family Guy
Fox
Vladimir Putin visits Quahog after Peter writes him a letter about one his favorite films; Kristen Bell (The Good Place), Iwan Rheon (Marvel's Inhumans) and Jeff Probst (Survivor) guest-voice. (Watch sneak peek, get scoop.)
Poldark
PBS
Season 3 finale: Poldark makes a promise; Elizabeth turns the tables on George; Demelza and Lt. Armitage confess their feelings.
Shameless
Showtime
Ian, Carl, Lip and Debbie come up with a way to pay off the meth dealer; Fiona deals with a vindictive tenant. (Psst... hear the good news?)
The Walking Dead
AMC
73 minutes: This episode promises a closer look at the ongoing conflict from the point of view of Negan and the Saviors. (Who received TVLine accolades?)
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NCIS: Los Angeles
CBS
Episode 200: Nell's older sister (Vice Principals' Ashley Spiller) helps the team track down a group of assailants. (Watch sneak peek, read preview.)
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Curb Your Enthusiasm
HBO
Bridget (recurring guest star Lauren Graham) asks Larry for a favor; Larry receives unexpected gratitude in a buffet line.
The Problem With Apu
truTV
In this doc, comedian Hari Kondabolu examines the origins of The Simpsons' East Indian caricature and ponders how it still manages to exist nearly three decades later; interviews include Kal Penn, Sakina Jaffrey and Maulik Pancholy.
