What To Watch: Tig Notaro's Amazon 'Traumedy' And Cinemax's Quarry Debut, Stand Up To Cancer And More
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On TV this Friday: A-list celebs Stand Up to Cancer, Tig Notaro and Casey Wilson count One Mississippi and a former O.C. resident stars in Cinemax's Quarry. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar:
Showtimes for September 9, 2016
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One Mississippi
Amazon
Series premiere (all six episodes): Tig Notaro's semi-autobiographical "traumedy" (which counts Louis C.K. and Diablo Cody among its producers) finds the comedian returning to her hometown following her mother's death; Casey Wilson (Happy Endings) co-stars.
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Masters of Illusion
The CW
Illusionists this week include Greg Gleason, Jonathan Pendragon, Jarrett & Raja, Chris Korn, Jen Kramer and Barry & Stuart.
Stand Up to Cancer
CBS, NBC, Fox, ABC and other major networks
Ben Affleck, Matthew McConaughey, Viola Davis, Emma Stone, Jon Hamm, Kristen Wiig, Matt Bomer, Tony Hale, Anna Kendrick and Josh Gad are just a few of the many celebs scheduled to appear; Celine Dion, Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban and Little Big Town perform.
The Timeline
NFL Network
Season 2 premiere: A look back at how the NFL responded to the 9/11 attacks — the same week Tom Brady was introduced to the game.
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10th Annual ACM Honors
CBS
Award recipients include Jason Aldean, Glen Campbell, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban and Little Big Town; Kelsea Ballerini and Luke Bryan perform; Lady Antebellum hosts.
Martin Lawrence Doin' Time: Uncut
Showtime
The stand-up comedian's first special in 14 years discusses President Obama, Bill Cosby, Hollywood and more.
Penn & Teller: Fool Us
The CW
Magicians include Christopher Tracy & Jim Leach, Neil Croswell, Ben Young and Henok.
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20/20
ABC
Season 39 premiere: 20/20's own Elizabeth Vargas discusses her battles with anxiety and alcoholism with Diane Sawyer.
Dark Matter
Syfy
Two episodes: The crew attempts to track down Three and Five before the Galactic Authority can get to them.
Quarry
Cinemax
Series premiere (75 minutes): When a marine (The O.C.'s Logan Marshall-Green) returns home from the Vietnam War to find himself shunned by the very people he fought for, he is drawn into a web of killing along the Mississippi River. (Watch trailer, view photos.)