What To Watch: Woody Harrelson Hosts SNL, NAACP Image Awards, Weeknd Concert Special And More
On TV this Saturday: Woody Harrelson joins SNL's Five-Timers Club, Queen Latifah presides over the NAACP Image Awards and The Weeknd delivers a wild HBO concert event. Here are nine programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our Oscar Nominees streaming guide, weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)
Showtimes for February 25, 2023
LIV Golf
Day 2 of the tournament commences live from El Camaleon Golf Club in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.
Loudmouth
Documentary premiere (three-and-a-half hours): This new film explores the legacy of social justice leader Reverend Al Sharpton with never-before-seen footage of Sharpton on the frontlines, in the media and in the corridors of power.
Murdoch Mysteries
Murdoch suspects Rudyard Kipling and Lucy Maud Montgomery after a writer is murdered.
12 Desperate Hours
TV-movie premiere: A woman (Billions' Samantha Mathis) being held hostage offers to drive her captor (Banshee's Harrison Thomas) wherever he wants in order to save her family's lives.
Made for Each Other
TV-movie premiere: A sculptor (Red Oaks' Alexandra Turshen) uses magic to mold her ideal partner, but soon begins to fall for a human friend; Matt Cohen (General Hospital) and Aaron O'Connell (The Haves and the Have Nots) co-star.
NAACP Image Awards
Queen Latifah (The Equalizer) hosts the annual awards ceremony, which honors achievements in TV, film, music and literature. (View nominees and early winners.)
The Weeknd: Live at Sofi Stadium
The international popstar brings down the house in this 100-minute concert event.
SNL Vintage
Dakota Johnson hosts this Season 40 throwback from Feb. 28, 2015; Alabama Shakes is musical guest.
Saturday Night Live
Triangle of Sadness' Woody Harrelson hosts (and joins the Five-Timers Club); Jack White performs. (Who's hosting March 4 and 11?)
🍑 ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY 🍑
20 years ago, Charlotte Ross' Det. Connie McDowell bared her backside in an episode of NYPD Blue, which got ABC (briefly) spanked with $1.2 million in FCC fines. (Ross discusses the hullabaloo here.)