What To Watch: Santa Clauses Finale, Survivor Champ Crowned And More

On TV this Wednesday: The Santa Clauses try to save Christmas, Survivor reveals its winner and SNL revisits some holiday classics. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)

Showtimes for December 14, 2022

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National Treasure: Edge of History

Disney+

Series premiere: A young woman (Total Eclipse's Lisette Olivera) sets out to find an ancient treasure with mysterious ties to her family's past; Harvey Keitel (Life on Mars), Catherine Zeta-Jones (Feud) and Lyndon Smith (Parenthood) co-star, Justin Bartha reprises his big-screen role as Riley Poole. (Watch trailer.)

The Santa Clauses

Disney+

Limited series finale: Scott must convince Simon to step aside so he can complete the daunting task of saving Christmas. (Bernard's absence, explained.)

Too Hot to Handle

Netflix

Season 4 finale (last four episodes): The season's finalists and winner(s) are revealed.

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A Saturday Night Live Christmas Special

NBC

Two hours: Revisit some of the late-night comedy's best Christmas-themed sketches, including Schweddy Balls, Martha Stewart's Topless Christmas and more.

Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer

The CW

Based on the goofy holiday song, this animated special follows young Jake Spankenheimer’s adventure to find his missing g’ma and prove that Santa is real. (A Christmas-themed Masters of Illusion follows at 9 pm.)

LEGO Masters

Fox

Season 3 finale (special time, two hours): The last three teams build their greatest creations yet. (Not yet renewed.)

Survivor

CBS

Season 43 finale: The Sole Survivor is crowned and awarded a check for $1 million. (Read penultimate episode recap and exit interview.)

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Shaq

HBO

Docuseries finale: Age and injuries lead Shaq to the next phase of his life.

Sistas

BET

Karen cleans up Pam's messes; a new prosecutor from Andi's past resurfaces to cause trouble.

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Finding Harmony

ABC

One hour: Singer John Legend and chorus director David Brown attempt to transform a fractured community into a powerhouse chorus in just one week.

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