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SEAL Team
Winter Finale: 9pm on CBS
Jason leads Bravo Team on his first mission back following surgery, and Ensign Davis faces disciplinary action. This episode is directed by series star and veteran Tyler Grey.
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12/14/19 Holiday Date
8:00 PM - Hallmark12/14/19 Christmas in Montana
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8:00 PM - Hallmark12/15/19 Angel Falls: A Novel Holiday
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8:00 PM - CW
Just Released: TV DVDs
Featured DVD
The Orville
12/10/2019 Release Date
In Season 2, Ed and Kelly's relationship takes a new turn, while the ship's crew meets never-before-seen aliens, face old adversaries the Krill, make first contact with a new civilization and revisit the planet Moclus.
Notable New DVDs
- The Loudest Voice - Complete Series
- Family Guy - Vol. 17: Season 17
- The Curse of Oak Island - Seasons 1-6
- Suits - Season 9
- Gunsmoke - Season 16
Just Released: TV Downloads
Featured Download
The Heart Guy
12/09/2019 Release Date
Season 4: As Hugh's daughter, Eliza, turns one and his cardiac clinic is upgraded by a wealthy sponsor, Hugh is distracted by the arrival of Tara, a beautiful doctor with her own dubious past.
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Notable Downloads
- The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon)
Season 3
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- Virgin River (Netflix)
Season 1
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- Fuller House (Netflix)
Season 5
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- Astronomy Club: The Sketch Show (Netflix)
Season 1
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Head Snaps: TV Tango's Blog
- Guide to Showtime's THE L WORD: GENERATION Q -- Overview, Episode Guide & Photos
- Maj Canton - Sun Dec 8th, 2019
On Sunday, December 8 at 10pm, Showtime premieres THE L WORD: GENERATION Q with three of the original THE L WORD cast -- Jennifer Beals (as Bette Porter), Katherine Moennig (as Shane McCutcheon) and Leisha Hailey (as Alice Pieszecki) -- returning alongside a new group of diverse, self-possessed LGBTQIA+ characters. The original groundbreaking drama series that explored lesbian life in L.A. ran for six seasons.
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TV Series Premieres 
These shows premiered on December 11:
2017: Fan Favorites: Rounds of 2017 (Golf Channel) 2017: House Hunters: Outside the Box (HGTV) 2016: The Hollow Crown: The Wars of The Roses (PBS) 2013: Rodeo Girls (A&E) 2011: Hollywood Icons and Innovators (TV Guide) 2010: Pets 101 (Animal Planet) 2009: Nickelodeon HALO Awards (TeenNick) 2009: Ultimate Power Builders (Planet Green)
TV Movie & Miniseries Premieres
These shows premiered on December 11:
2016: Love You Like Christmas (Hallmark) 2016: Sound of Christmas (Hallmark Movies/Myst) 2016: Season's Greetings (GMC / UP) 2011: Christmas Pageant, The (Hallmark) 2011: 12 Dates of Christmas (ABC Family) 2011: Stephen King's Bag of Bones (A&E) 2010: An Old Fashioned Christmas (Hallmark) 2010: Ice Quake (SCI FI / Syfy)
TV Characters Births, Deaths & Weddings
These events first aired on TV on December 11:
2016: Spencer Monroe dies on The Walking Dead 2015: Sarah & Tammy are married on Transparent 2012: Sheriff Graham dies on Once Upon a Time 2011: Jimmy Darmody dies on Boardwalk Empire 2007: Rebecca King and Jaime Vega are married on Cane 2007: Joe Samuels dies on Cane 2005: Ellie Bartlet and Vic Faison are married on The West Wing 1988: Allie Lowell and Bob Barsky are married on Kate & Allie
TV Historical Firsts & Lasts
These events occurred on December 11:
1992: First broadcast by KNIN-TV (channel 9; Caldwell, ID) as KHDT-TV. 1968: First broadcast by KECY-TV (channel 9; El Centro, CA). 1953: First broadcast by KTVA-TV (channel 11; Anchorage, AK). 1952: First opera (''Carmen'') televised in color. 1952: First pay-TV production of an opera (Carmen) 1949: First broadcast by WOAI-TV (channel 4; San Antonio, TX). 1948: First broadcast by WTHV-TV (channel 5; Syracuse, NY) as WHEN-TV on channel 8. 1948: First broadcast by WMC-TV (channel 5; Memphis, TN) as WMCT-TV on channel 5.
