What To Watch: Walking Dead Heads For Hiatus, Dirty John Debuts And More
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On TV this Sunday: The Walking Dead goes on break, Connie Britton gets involved with Dirty John and D.J. Tanner leads A Shoe Addict's Christmas. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern:
Showtimes for November 25, 2018
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A Shoe Addict’s Christmas
Hallmark Channel
A "holiday hater" (Fuller House's Candace Cameron Bure) is visited by her guardian angel (Legion's Jean Smart) after getting trapped in a department store on Christmas Eve; Luke Macfarlane (Killjoys) co-stars.
Doctor Who
BBC America
70 minutes: The Doctor and her companions get caught up in a witch trial in 17th Century Lancashire. (Fall behind? Read Episode 7 recap here.)
Outlander
Starz
Jamie, Claire and Young Ian begin to build a home; Roger tries to reconnect with Brianna in the 20th Century. (Fall behind? Read Episode 3 recap.)
The Simpsons
Fox
Krusty flees to the circus after nearly killing Homer in a brawl; Billy Eichner (American Horror Story) and Peter Serafinowicz (The Tick) guest-voice.
Soul Train Awards
BET
Faith Evans, Erykah Badu and Bell Biv Devoe perform; Tichina Arnold (The Neighborhood) and Tisha Campbell-Martin (My Wife and Kids) host.
Supergirl
The CW
James falls in deeper with the Children of Liberty; Supergirl and Manchester Black try to track down Agent Liberty. (Watch latest "Elseworlds" promo.)
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Ray Donovan
Showtime
Ray plans to spend the day with Conor before he heads overseas; Sam and Ray scheme to raise Anita's popularity.
The Walking Dead
AMC
Fall finale (64 minutes): A rescue mission is jeopardized when an unexpected threat emerges. (Return date TBA; Talking Dead follows at 10:04 pm.)
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NCIS: Los Angeles
CBS
The team investigates a robbery at the home of a Navy captain after classified information is stolen. (How soon will Hetty be back?!)
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Dirty John
Bravo
Series premiere: Connie Britton (9-1-1) stars as Debra Newell, a woman who thinks she's met the perfect guy (The Time Traveler’s Wife's Eric Bana), only to get wrapped up in a web of lies and manipulation; Julia Garner (Ozark) and Jean Smart (Legion) co-stars. (Read our "D" review.)
