Premieres Sunday, Sept. 11, 9/8c, Showtime
In this eight-episode series, Julian (We Own This City's Jon Bernthal) serves 15 years in prison before Detective Sunday (Rosie O'Donnell), who first put him away, tells him he's been exonerated by a hitman's deathbed confession.
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AMERICAS, THE BEAUTIFUL
Tom Hanks narrates this stunning NBC docuseries that examines incredible wildlife across the home of the brave and beyond
The Price Is Right
NOT MANY TELEVISION series can ever dream of reaching 10,000 episodes.
NHL 4 Nations Face-Off
The new four-team, seven-game international hockey tournament (everyone playing is an NHL player) shifts from Montreal to TD Garden in Boston for the final matchups of the round-robin phase.
L.A.LAW
The Suits TV universe jets off to the West Coast for a docket of celebrity clients and Hollywood mischief
OSCAR HOPEFUL
Conan O’Brien hosts TV's biggest awards show
WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING
NO FOUNDING FATHER is more complicated than the politician whose profile adorns the nickel.
The Bachelor
Grant Ellis is a slam dunk as Season 29's hunky, rose-giving star. And tonight, the former pro basketball player (above), now a day trader, continues his journey to find love.
GENERAL HOSPITAL
Tabyana Ali is ready for her next storyline challenge as General Hospital’s Trina Robinson—and so are viewers.
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
For Jermaine Rivers (right), booking the role of the real Damian Kane on The Young and the Restless is a full-circle moment.
GROSSE POINTE GARDEN SOCIETY
Sex, lies and compost piles fertilize this juicy mystery \"in the grand tradition of Desperate Housewives,\" says Jenna Bans, who, along with co-showrunner Bill Krebs, has cooked up a crafty ensemble dramedy rooted in class warfare and a killer secret.
