What To Watch: Ripper Street Returns, Scandal-Ous Game Night And More

On TV this Thursday: Ripper Street assists a friend in need, a Scandal fave comes to Hollywood Game Night and the ladies of Broad City weigh in on the DNC. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar:

Showtimes for July 28, 2016

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Late Night With Seth Meyers

NBC

Meyers goes live to react to Clinton's speech with SNL Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che.

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Democratic National Convention

PBS, CBS, NBC, ABC and others

Night 4 speakers include Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and daughter Chelsea Clinton. (CBS, NBC and ABC begin coverage at 10.)

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Beauty and the Beast

The CW

[Copy, paste] "Vincent and Cat struggle to retain a sense of normalcy in their lives as threats of a beast bounty and a DHS manhunt loom."

Greatest Hits

ABC

Fifth Harmony performs a Destiny's Child medley; Kelsea Ballerini sings hits by Shania Twain, Britney Spears and Maroon 5; Little Big Town covers Alicia Keys.

Hollywood Game Night

NBC

Celebrity participants include Scandal's Bellamy Young, Dexter alum Julia Stiles, The View's Raven-Symone, journalists Meredith Vieira and Natalie Morales (Today) and model Hannah Davis.

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Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle

Comedy Central

Series premiere: This four-night event finds the Roastmaster General and an all-star panel (including Kevin Hart and David Spade) judging a series of roasts given by 16 comedic competitors.

Queen of the South

USA Network

A debt-riddled Camila contemplates giving Teresa up; Brenda's growing enterprise creates tension between her and Tony.

Ripper Street

BBC America

Season 4 premiere: Edmund Reid returns to Whitechapel after an old friend is sentenced to be hanged for murder. (Previously renewed for a fifth and final season.)

Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll

FX

Gigi gets Ava ready for her solo debut; Johnny becomes weirdly supportive; Flash makes an important decision; Bam establishes a more professional facade.

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The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

CBS

Colbert's final DNC-themed show will feature Broad City's Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, plus historian Doris Kearns Goodwin.

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