What To Watch: Daryl Dixon Finale, Like Water For Chocolate Adaptation, Simpsons 'Treehouse' And More

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On TV this Sunday: The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon wraps Season 2, Like Water for Chocolate gets a new adaptation and The Simpsons invites you ascend a new "Treehouse of Horror." (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales and monthly streaming guide.)

Showtimes for November 3, 2024

3:00 AM ET

Like Water for Chocolate

Max

Series premiere: In this adaptation of Laura Esquivel's novel, a complicated and timeless romance defies duty and tradition; Azul Guaita (La Mujer del Diablo) and Andrés Baida (Who Killed Sara?) star.

Lioness

Paramount+

Lioness training begins for Captain Josie Carrillo. (Premiere earned reader grade of "A"; who was Performer of the Week?)

Tulsa King

Paramount+

Bevilaqua prepares for revenge; Thresher and Ming discuss a new arrangement.

8:00 PM ET

The Simpsons

Fox

In this year's "Treehouse of Horror," giant monsters threaten to tear the town apart, a Victorian Mr. Burns is jump-scared on Thanksgiving, and Homer goes on an extraterrestrial stop-motion adventure.

Tracker

CBS

In the fall's most-watched show, Colter takes on a case involving a woman who goes missing from a high-end wellness retreat.

9:00 PM ET

The Equalizer

CBS

Harry helps McCall search for a woman with a secret online persona. (Unwrap Christmas episode scoop!)

Holiday Wars

Food Network

Season 6 premiere: Five teams of dessert artists create festive and delicious holiday displays while competing for $25,000.

The Penguin

HBO

Oz fights to preserve his family and his enterprise, while Sofia makes a shocking discovery.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon

AMC

Season 2 finale: An exit strategy is charted from France. (Read Episode 5 recap; get scoop; check renewal status.)

10:30 PM ET

Somebody Somewhere

HBO

Sam is hit hard by a friend’s brutally honest comment. (Premiere earned reader grade of "A.")

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