What To Watch: SYTYCD Returns, The 100 Go Hunting And More
On TV this Wednesday: The World Music Awards celebrate excellence in music, a buncha hockey pucks celebrate Don Rickles, So You Think You Can Dance starts searching for America's next greatest dancer and the battle between The 100 and the Grounders heats up. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
Joe gets a visit from his mother and estranged brother (returning guest stars Faith Prince and Matthew Lawrence); Lennox wants to help Ryder get into college, even though he has other plans.
So You Think You Can Dance
Fox
Season 11 premiere: Dancers try to wow the judges during auditions. Also, Justin Bieber introduces some top dance crews. (Guess he must have picked up some of Usher’s moves...?)
World Music Awards
NBC
This annual gala celebrates best-selling record artists. Scheduled performers include Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, Jason Derulo, Fall Out Boy and Flo Rida.
ET
Baby Daddy
ABC Family
Emma takes her first steps the moment Ben walks out the door. Bonnie, Tucker, Danny and Riley recall how their lives have changed since Emma's arrival.
ET
The 100
The CW
During a hunt for food, Finn and Clarke end up in a compromising position, while Bellamy receives an irresistible offer from Raven.
One Night Only: An All-Star Comedy Tribute to Don Rickles
Spike TV
David Letterman, Jerry Seinfeld, Robert De Niro, Bob Newhart, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey are among the luminaries/hockey pucks on hand to honor the comedy icon.
Rogue
DirecTV Audience Network
Season 2 premiere: Grace is on a special FBI task force investigating a prostitution ring, but her home life gets complicated when her mother Vivian (Homefront's Clare Higgins) shows up after a prolonged absence.
The World Wars
History
Miniseries finale: World War II breaks out under new world leaders.
ET
Flowers in the Attic
Lifetime
Repeat to Revisit: In case Petals on the Wind has you jonesing for its precursor, here's a chance to re-watch the origins of the scandalous Dollanganger clan -- because what happens in the family, stays in the family.
Motive
ABC
A seemingly straightforward case of self-defense during a home invasion turns out to be more complicated than originally thought. Meanwhile, tensions flare when Cross asserts his authority and Angie pushes back.
