

What to Watch
9 TV Shows to Watch After Thanksgiving Dinner
Thanksgiving brings together friends and family for a shared meal.
But after all the turkey, sides, and pie is cleared off the plate, the only acceptable activity is binge-watching some feel-good TV shows.
Here’s what you should watch post-Thanksgiving dinner!
You’ll be just as surprised as Mel to fall in love with the picturesque town of Virgin River. Come for the views, stay for the Jack.
Hart of Zoe
Dr. Zoe Hart arrives in Alabama looking for a fresh start and learns that the Southern way of living might actually be what’s best for her.
Gilmore Girls
An unbreakable mother and daughter bond, a charming town that would make any Lifetime movie jealous, and an unspoken love for coffee? Say no more.
Selena + Chef
You might know her as a Disney Channel actress and pop star, but now, she’s adding chef to her resume. And since Thanksgiving is all about food, this is one show you don’t want to pass up.
There are only nine episodes available, but the NBC series has gripped audiences as it ponders how much impact one small choice can have on the rest of your life.
The modern-day update to the Chuck Norris classic hones in on family over everything with a side of roundhouse kicks.
A Million Little Things
A group from Boston bond under the unlikeliest of circumstances and get a much-needed wake-up call following the death of a close friend.
Though it falls into the “sci-fi mystery” category, La Brea hinges on a family determined to find their way back to each other despite all the obstacles standing in their way and all the sacrifices needed to be made.
Dream Home Makeover
If there’s ever a time to get inspired for a home makeover, it’s after the holidays (and during Black Friday when everything is on sale!) And the McGee family is the cherry on top!
This is… a no-brainer. No show captures the essence of what it means to be a complicated, loving, flawed, and fulfilled family more than this NBC drama.
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Everything You Need to Know About Super Bowl LVI

Who is ready for the Big Game?
It’s almost time for Super Bowl LVI, and while we don’t know for certain which teams will be facing off against each other, we do know a lot about Super Bowl Sunday that will help you with your planning efforts.
Scroll down to find out when the Super Bowl is happening, where it’s taking place, and who will be performing at the Halftime Show!
When is 2022 Super Bowl?
Super Bowl LVI is scheduled for Sunday, February 13.
What time is the 2022 Super Bowl?
The kickoff is around 6:30 p.m. ET
Where will the 2022 Super Bowl be held?
It is happening at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles!
Who is playing in the 2022 Super Bowl?
TBD but it’s been narrowed down to four teams from the playoffs: Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers and the Cincinnati Bengals.
Who is performing at the Halftime Show?
The halftime performance is already creating a lot of buzz as it’s a star-studded lineup with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar.
Where can I watch the 2022 Super Bowl?
The game will be televised on NBC. You can stream it on the NBC Sports app, the Peacock app, through a Hulu Live TV subscription, or FuboTV!
Who won the 2021 Super Bowl?
Last year, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took the win after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 31-9.
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What to Watch This Week: ‘Promised Land’ Premieres, A Trip to ‘The Gilded Age’ and More

New week, new TV shows to add to your rotation of must-watch programming.
Hey, you don’t want to be the only one left out of the Slack “water cooler” talk, do you?
Monday, January 24
Promised Land – ABC
The Gilded Age – HBO
“The Gilded Age begins in 1882 with young Marian Brook (Louisa Jacobson) moving from rural Pennsylvania to New York City after the death of her father to live with her thoroughly old-money aunts Agnes van Rhijn (Christine Baranski) and Ada Brook (Cynthia Nixon). Exposed to a world on the brink of the modern age, will Marian follow the established rules of society, or forge her own path?”
Tuesday, January 25
Neymar: The Perfect Chaos – NEtflix
“Beloved worldwide but also a lightening rod for criticism, Brazilian footballer Neymar da Silva Santos shares the highs and lows of his chaotic personal life and successful football career.”
Thursday, January 27
grown-ish – Season 4B premiere – Freeform
The sitcom of Black-ish following Zoey as she goes to college and begins her adventure into adulthood premieres for the second half of its fourth season.
Friday, January 28
The Woman In the House Across the Street From the Girl In the Window – Netflix
“Watching the world go by from her living room window, heartbroken Anna sets her sights on a handsome new neighbor until she witnesses a gruesome murder.”
Nancy Drew – The CW
With one of her loved ones lives hanging in the balance, Nancy Drew and team must prove they can stop Temperance Hudson from destroying Horseshoe Bay in the season 3 finale.
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What to Watch This Week: Betty White Tribute Marathon, ‘How I Met Your Father’ Premiere, ‘Ozark’ Final Season and More

New shows, returning shows, season finales? Check, check, check.
There’s literally something for everyone this week — from those looking to start a brand-new show to those waiting for new episodes of their favorites to drop!
Here’s what you want to watch the week of January 16 through January 23 across streaming and broadcast television!
4400 – The CW
January 17
The sci-fi series returns with new episodes. After Mildred’s violent outburst, the government and the returned look for ways to move forward.
Honoring Betty White – Hallmark
January 17
In honor of what would have been the late Betty White’s 100th birthday, the network will begin a Golden Girls marathon kicking off at midnight. It will lead up to a presentation of The Lost Valentine featuring White and Jennifer Love Hewitt.
How I Met Your Father – Hulu
January 18
If you loved How I Met Your Mother, you’re going to want to tune into the Hilary Duff-led spinoff. The first two episodes of the sitcom will drop at 3 a.m. ET on Hulu. New episodes will premiere weekly.
Too Hot to Handle – Netflix
January 19
Ridiculously good looking people, a tropical paradise, and a no-kiss clause. Can they handle the heat? All season 3 episodes will be available on the streaming giant at 3 a.m. ET!
Single Drunk Female – Freeform
January 20
A public embarrassment forces a 20-something alcoholic to move back home and in with her overbearing mom. Can she deal with the past to move forward?
Ozark – Netflix
January 21
After an extended hiatus, the Byrde’s are back with the first-half of the fourth and final season consisting of 7 episodes. As the stakes intensify, can they finally free themselves from a life of crime?
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