What To Watch: Transplant On NBC, Netflix's Sister, Sister Act And More
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On TV this Tuesday: The Deadliest Catch crew braves a wicked snow-moon storm, the last Talent acts vie for a spot in the semifinals, and Canadian medical drama Transplant scrubs in for its Stateside debut. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for September 1, 2020
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Sister, Sister
Netflix
Binge on six seasons’ worth of sibling synchronicity with all 119 episodes of the popular 1990s comedy starring Tia and Tamera Mowry, as well as sitcom vets Jackee Harry (227) and Tim Reid (WKRP in Cincinnati).
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America's Got Talent
NBC
Ahead of the semifinals, 11 performers compete for the last five spots.
Dead Pixels
The CW
When Meg and Nicky take their relationship to the next level in the game, it complicates things in the real world. (When does Supernatural return?)
Deadliest Catch
Discovery Channel
As the Cornelia Marie braves a super snow-moon storm, the deck becomes a gauntlet for Josh and Casey's greenest greenhorn.
The Haves and the Have Nots
OWN
"Ulterior motives lead to destruction," according to the opaque description. (Read premiere recap.)
NewsNation
WGN America
Series premiere: Anchored by Joe Donlon and Marni Hughes, this three-hour national newscast promises reporting that is "fact-based, impactful, educational and unbiased."
Supernanny
Lifetime
Midseason premiere (two episodes): Jo Frost works closely with parents who continue to let their sons sleep in their bed, then assists a mother of four after her husband becomes a cop.
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Love Island
CBS
When Opie's first crush ignores him, Barney offers advice — with unexpected results! (CBS doesn't provide Love Island teasers, so we're running a random MeTV synopsis for each night.)
Tell Me a Story
The CW
Kayla gains a new perspective on her relationship with Nick, as well as her future; Eddie reaches a breaking point; Gabe and Hannah are blindsided.
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Transplant
NBC
Stateside premiere: A Syrian doctor (Quantico's Hamza Haq) must redo his training from the ground up after he and his younger sister flee their war-torn homeland to forge a new life in Canada. (Watch promo.)
