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AGT: All-Stars

PREMIERES MONDAY, JAN. 2, 8/7c, NBC

Wolf Pack

PREMIERES THURSDAY, JAN. 26, PARAMOUNT+

The Company You Keep

PREMIERES SUNDAY, FEB. 19, 10/9c, ABC

NCIS, NCIS: HAWAI'I AND NCIS: LOS ANGELES

RETURN MONDAY, JAN. 9; 8/7c, 9/8c and 10/9c; CBS

The Last of Us

PREMIERES SUNDAY, JAN. 15, 9/8c, HBO

Vikings: Valhalla

RETURNS THURSDAY, JAN. 12, NETFLIX

Extraction 2

PREMIERES 2023, NETFLIX

True Lies

PREMIERES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 10/9c, CBS

Justified: City Primeval

PREMIERES SUMMER, FX

Reba McEntire's The Hammer

PREMIERES SATURDAY, JAN. 7, 8/7c, LIFETIME

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan

HOW MANY TIMES does Jack Ryan have to save the world before his CIA bosses give him the benefit of the doubt?

National Treasure: Edge of History

AMONG THE STREAMERS, Disney+ is where brands go to expand, sometimes for betterWanda Vision, Andor-sometimes not so much (The Book of Boba Fett).

WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING

Your day-by-day guide to the week's best television

CSI: Vegas

10/9c, CBS

Walker Independence

9/8c, The CW

The Simpsons

Sunday, Oct. 23, 8/7c, Fox

THE RIGHT STUFF?

Hugh Laurie is at his best when everything goes all wrong on the hilarious lost-in-space comedy Avenue 5

BEHIND THE WHEEL AGAIN

Jensen Ackles keeps the engine running on the Supernatural universe with this 1970s-set prequel series about Dean and Sam Winchester's demon-slaying parents

My giggly, crying, strange last days on The Walking Dead

The final eight episodes are here! Considering the postapocalyptic thriller's finish was announced in 2020, they've been coming at the slow, shuffling pace of a walker, but the wait is over.

S.W.A.T.

"Hondo is being Hondo, but in jungles, rivers, even encountering elephants," teases executive producer Andrew Dettmann of brave team leader Hondo Harrelson's (Shemar Moore) actionpacked adventures in the back-to-back opening episodes of Season 6.

GREY'S ANATOMY

In the hospital drama's 18th season finale, the prognosis for Grey Sloan's surgical department was grim.

YELLOWSTONE

Fifteen million viewers watched the Season 4 finale of TV's top-rated cable show in January and were thrilled when wild woman Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) finally wed longtime love Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) on her family's coveted Montana ranch.

THE WHITE LOTUS

After an award-winning first season set at a ritzy Hawaiian resort, the distinctive anthology relocates to Sicily, where the (fictional) White Lotus hotel chain changes up more than the clientele.

THE EQUALIZER

"It's going to be pulse-pounding," executive producer Joseph C. Wilson promises of the thriller's Season 3 premiere. We'd expect nothing less from badass vigilante Robyn McCall (Queen Latifah).

RETURNING FAVORITES

A Quantum Leap sequelready to transport a new generation of fans-kicks off our 29-page guide to the shows you love, from Yellowstone to NCIS!

THE GOOD DOCTOR

Oct. 3, 10/9c, ABC There was great joy and terrible heartbreak when we last checked into St. Bonaventure Hospital.

BIG SKY: DEADLY TRAILS

"There's lots of fun, flips and reveals, along with 'I can't believe they killed that person' kind of moments" in Big Sky's third season, says showrunner Elwood Reid, reminding fans that anyone can get offed in the Montana-set action thriller.

AMERICAN GIGOLO

How do you remake the classic 1980s neo-noir American Gigolo-a sexy star turn for Richard Gere as a highend male escort, Julian Kaye, framed for the murder of a client-and have it feel brand new? For starters, toss out the movie's happy ending.

BLOCKBUSTER

And you thought Blockbuster video stores were extinct! In this workplace comedy, the last (fictional) remaining store in America-suburban Michigan, to be exact-strives to stay relevant in a streaming world. Determined manager Timmy Yoon (Randall Park, Fresh Off the Boat) leads an eclectic staff that includes longtime crush Eliza Walker (Melissa Fumero, Brooklyn Nine-Nine), and for the actors, returning to the days of "Be Kind, Rewind" was truly a blast.

THE U.S. AND THE HOLOCAUST

Viewers are bound to be shocked while watching Ken Burns' three-part, six-hour look at The U.S. and the Holocaust, an American tragedy that played out against a distant, victorious World War II. But the gasps may have less to do with seeing somewhat familiar concentration camp images and more with taking in historical facts uncovered through time and dogged research.