What To Watch: The Killing Returns, It's Party Time In Gravity Falls And More
On TV this Friday: The Killing returns to the scene of the crime, Masters of Illusion hope to dazzle, Gravity Falls throws a welcome back party and The Almighty Johnsons deal with a pregnancy scare. Here are 9 programs to keep on your radar.
Season 4, six episodes: Linden and Holder investigate a murder at an all-boys military academy; Joan Allen plays headmaster Colonel Margaret Rayne.
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Dog With a Blog
Disney Channel
The kids hire actors to play their parents as they try and prevent a wealthy businessman from buying Stan and using him in an animal rescue campaign.
Masters of Illusion
The CW
Series premiere: Lois & Clark's Dean Cain hosts as escape artists and illusionists perform sleights of hand and illusions in front of a live audience. (Remember, these aren't tricks. They're illuuuusions.)
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Girl Meets World
Disney Channel
After Cory teaches them a lesson on truth, Riley and Maya feel bad about lying to Farkle about his acting. Also, Maya contemplates keeping a locket she found.
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Gravity Falls
Disney Channel
Season 2 premiere: The Pines try to get back to normal by throwing a "Mystery Shack Is Back" party, but some unwanted guests crash the event -- is it the gnomes again?
Hawaii Five-0
CBS
Repeat to Revisit: Internal Affairs questions Chin about his father’s long-ago murder and how his then-new relationship with Malia might have hurt the investigation. Robert Knepper (Prison Break) guest-stars.
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The Almighty Johnsons
Syfy
When a former flame of Olaf's shows up pregnant, Axl must convince the mother to let Mike and Val adopt the baby. Meanwhile, Dawn and Ty are disgusted by Anders' reaction to a scandal involving two celebrities.
Hannah Anderson: Anatomy of a Kidnapping
NBC
In this one-hour special, Hannah Anderson opens up about her August 2013 kidnapping, rescue and the murder of her mother and brother. (REMINDER: Crossbones' final two episodes air Saturday starting at 8 pm.)
Real Time With Bill Maher
HBO
Season finale: Guests include political activist Ralph Nader, author Douglas Brinkley, deputy chief of staff to the House Majority Leader Doug Heye and California congresswoman Barbara Lee.
