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Tonight's Top Pick is E! News's last regular broadcast. The daily series, launched in 1991, took a few years off during COVID. Like Entertainment Tonight, Extra, and Access Hollywood, I'm not sure how or why it's lasted so long. Still, I'll always have memories of Jules & Steve in their glory days.
STREAMING
House of Guinness, 3:01 a.m., Netflix. Series premiere. "Trouble is brewing within the Guinness family in this drama created by Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders)." Eight episodes available.
Wayward, 3:01 a.m., Netflix. Series premiere. "A small-town cop (Mae Martin) suspects that the local school for troubled teens — and its dangerously charismatic founder (Toni Collette) — may not be all it seems." Eight episodes available.
The Red King, 3:01 a.m., AMC+. Series premiere. "After reporting a fellow officer for assaulting a suspect, by-the-book police sergeant Grace (Anjli Mohindra) is 'reassigned' to an isolated island in this folk thriller created by Toby Whithouse (Being Human). But what begins as a punishment quickly turns into something far more sinister. A year after a teenage boy vanished without a trace, Grace reopens the cold case - only for his remains to surface in a place no one expected. As she digs deeper, the island's eerie past begins to unravel: whispers of a secretive religious sect founded by an enigmatic leader, strange rituals, and a string of unexplained deaths." Two episodes available, followed by one per week through Thursday, Oct. 23.
Kidnapped: The Chloe Ayling Story, 3:01 a.m., AMC+. Season finale. "Anxiously awaiting the verdict of the trial in Italy, Chloe is approached by a reality show. Sick of being vilified and misconstrued, she debates whether it is the right career move."
Chloe Ayling: My Unbelievable Kidnapping, 3:01 a.m., AMC+ and Sundance Now. Series premiere. "Ayling gives her first documentary interview since her abductors' conviction, revisiting the story of her time in captivity and tries to come to terms with what took place, the media reaction and why many people refused to believe her." Three episodes available.
Cocaine Quarterback: Signal-Caller for the Cartel, 3:01 a.m., Amazon. Series premiere. "The rise and fall of Redondo Beach native Owen Hanson, from walk-on to the National Championship-winning USC football team to cocaine kingpin for one of the world's most dangerous cartels." Three episodes available.
Eli Manning Presents: The Undercovers, 3:01 a.m., Amazon. Special presentation. "Micah Parsons." "(He) goes undercover as a waiter at a Dallas Cowboys fan event."
Lynley, 3:01 a.m., Britbox. Season finale. "With No One as a Witness." "Havers and Lynley track a potential serial killer connected to the church while facing possible internal police corruption."
Reasonable Doubt, 12:01 a.m., Hulu. "Run This Town." "As Ozzie’s behavior jeopardizes his bail, Jax uncovers a dark secret while juggling the return of a personal matter and an unexpected arrest. Bill is forced to choose between loyalty and ambition."
Zatima, 3:01 a.m., BET+. "Lose to Win" and "Seeing Double." "Zac and Fatima face off with Heather's great-aunt Patty in family court. Fatima takes on a new celebrity client, Sayge." Next, "Leslie's obsession with Fatima drives her to undergo a full makeover. Dr. Reid provides Zac with much needed accountability." Two episodes available.
NCIS: Tony & Ziva, 3:01 a.m., Paramount+. "We've Got Company." "The stakes grow even higher when the safe house Tali has been hiding in is compromised."
TALKIN' 'BOUT TALK
Good Morning America/GMA3, 7 a.m. and 1 p.m., ABC. Lionel Richie promotes his memoir Truly, plus Glen Powell (Chad Powers), Mark Wahlberg (Play Dirty), Daniel Lubetzky (Shark Tank), and Deals & Steals with Tory Johnson. Later, more with Lionel and Tory.
Tamron Hall, times and stations vary. Priscilla Presley (Softly, As I Leave You: Life After Elvis), Tembi Locke (Someday Now), and Faith Evans (Ryder's Room, Inc.).
The Drew Barrymore Show, times, lengths, and stations vary. In the first half, Martha Plimpton (Task) and news with Drew, Ross, and Valerie Bertinelli. In the second half, Dan Souza's easy way to make savory breakfast oatmeal, plus Tyriq Withers (HIM).
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PRE-PRIMETIME SPORTS
Thursday Night Football, 7 p.m., Amazon. Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals.
Thursday Night College Football, 7:30 p.m., ESPN. Army West Point Black Knights at East Carolina Pirates.
8 P.M.
Law & Order, NBC. Twenty-fifth season premiere. "Street Justice." "When Brady's squad investigates the death of an exonerated murder suspect, a major lead points to ADA Maroun. Price wrestles with the potential consequences of a guilty verdict."
Hell's Kitchen, FOX. Twenty-fourth season premiere. "Making a State-Ment." "Semi-finalists are whittled down to a Top 20 that advance to the iconic kitchen where the chefs carry the torch for their state throughout the competition."
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC. Fourth season finale. Sarah Silverman, Marc Maron, Oscar Nuñez and Kate Flannery are the celebrity contestants.
Big Brother, CBS. Ninety minutes. "Following a live vote, a houseguest is evicted and interviewed. The remaining houseguests compete for power in the next head of household."
Police 24/7, The CW. Two hours. "What in the World is This?" and "Rocky Relationship." "Police pursue people suspected of throwing rocks at passing cars. Officers respond to a domestic violence call with a gun involved. An officer witnesses a car accident and assists with the rescue." Next, "The police's search for a stolen car leads to a foot chase. Gun shots at a football game create chaos. Police deal with a situation involving a lady with illegal drugs and cancer. An elderly man suffers from a panic attack as he confronts the man that tried to steal his bike."
The Sunshine Murders, UpTV. "Island of Lies, Part I." "Helen and Shirley investigate the suspicious death of a local taverna owner. As they dig deeper into the crime, they uncover a web of dark secrets."
The Real Housewives of Orange County, Bravo. "Defense is the Best Offense." "The women return from two trips with most feeling the planned bonding failed to take hold. Tamra joins Sophia on a music-school tour. Jenn realizes her upcoming wedding is having a greater emotional impact on her kids than she anticipated." Encore at 10:30 p.m.
Movie Night!
Jumanji, TNT.
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9 and 10 P.M. (ABC has Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything at 9 and NBC has Law & Order: Organized Crime at 10.)
English Teacher, 9 p.m., FX. Second season premiere. Ninety minutes. "COVID in America," "Trash" and "Grant's Dinner Party." "Evan pushes back against the students as they try to modernize the school play." Next, "Evan attempts to update the school's waste management system." After, "Grant invites the teachers to a dinner party at his home." An encore follows. Three episodes airing, followed by three next week, then two episodes each weekly until Thursday, Oct. 16. The entire season drops Friday on Hulu.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, 9 p.m., NBC. Twenty-seventh season premiere. "In the Wind." "Danger swirls around the squad as they investigate a suspect for rape and try to protect their key witness. A new chief of detectives puts Benson to the test; an off-duty Fin tries to stop an assault in progress."
Special Forces: World's Toughest Test, 9 p.m., FOX. Fourth season premiere. "Behind Enemy Lines." "The recruits must rappel out of a military-grade helicopter. The recruits get a taste of what it's like operating behind enemy lines as they carry supplies weighing 800 pounds in sweltering 100-degree heat." The biggest "name" is disgraced former Empire actor Jussie Smollett.
The Amazing Race, 9:30 p.m., CBS. Thirty-eighth season premiere. Ninety minutes. "Two Worlds Colliding." "The racers kick off the season in Amsterdam, where they face classic game pieces and unexpected twists right off the bat."
The This Old House Hour, 9 p.m., PBS. "Asheville Rebuilds" and "NOLA Lantern; Rusty Patio Set." "Five families work to rebuild their lives in the wake of Hurricane Helene." Next, "NOLA copper lantern fixtures. Why toilets overflow. Restoring rusty outdoor furniture."
Project Runway, 9:30 p.m., Freeform and Disney+/Hulu. Twenty-first season finale. "See You on the Runway." "In an epic finale, the final three designers must create a capsule collection to prove who deserves to win fashion's fiercest competition."
Peacemaker, 9 p.m., HBO Max. "Ignorance is Chris." "While Chris explores a dimension where his father and brother are still alive, the task force scrambles to bring him home. Judomaster begins uncovering the unsettling secrets of this world, while Vigilante takes on the role of protecting Adebayo from the threats that lurk within it. As the cracks in this 'perfect' reality start to show, Chris is forced to confront its darker truths, and ultimately face a choice between staying in comforting illusion or doing what's right."
The Real Housewives of Miami, 9 p.m., Bravo. "Frosty Friendships." "Alexia's son, Peter, expresses his concerns about Todd. Julia performs opera for a special cause, but one key guest is missing. Stephanie throws a Christmas bash where Adriana hits the stage, and then her limit with Julia. Marysol exposes a secret." Encore at 11:30 p.m.
Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, 10 p.m., Bravo. Adriana de Moura and Tamra Judge.
Movie Night!
The Wizard of Oz, 9:30 p.m., AMC.
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LATE NIGHT TALK
E! News, 11 p.m., E! Series finale.
The Daily Show, 11 p.m., Comedy Central. Guest Host Jordan Klepper has Regina Hall.
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, 11:34 p.m., NBC. Keegan-Michael Key, Cade Cunningham, and Common performs with Bilal and The Roots.
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, 11:35 p.m., CBS. Jeremy Strong and Carrie Preston.
Jimmy Kimmel Live!, 11:35 p.m., ABC. Peyton Manning, Oscar Nuñez, and Alex G.
Late Night With Seth Meyers, 12:37 a.m., NBC. Timothy Olyphant and Tyriq Withers.
Nightline, 12:37 a.m., ABC.
LATE NIGHT PICK!
The Rescuers, 12 a.m., Freeform.
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