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'Big Brother: Celebrity Edition' - season premiere
CBS
Buckle up, because a new batch of celebs are heading into the "Big Brother" house this week, including: "Mean Girls" star Jonathan Bennett; short-lived White House press secretary Anthony "the Mooch" Scaramucci; former NFL/CFL running back Ricky Williams; actor Joey Lawrence; Lindsay's mom Dina Lohan; O.J. Simpson's one-time houseguest Kato Kaelin; Canadian comedian Tom Green and more. * Monday, Jan. 21 on Global
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'Jimmy Kimmel Live Intermission Accomplished: A Halftime Tribute to Trump'
ABC
This special edition of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" salutes the mid-point of Donald Trump's presidency, paying tribute to the Commander in Chief with celebrity guests, "covfefe" and "hamberders." * Monday, Jan. 21
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'Many Sides of Jane' - series premiere
A&E
This reality series follows 28-year-old Jane Hart, a mother of two who struggles with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), juggling her parental duties with her nine different personalities. * Tuesday, Jan. 22
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'The Magicians' - season premiere
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Back for a fourth season of magical adventures, the new season follows the new seasons picks up after the devastating events of the third season, when the Monster discovered Quentin, whose mind had been wiped. * Wednesday, Jan. 23 on Showcase
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'Cardinal' - season premiere
CTV
Billy Campbell and Karine Vanasse return with a third season of this police drama, investigating more crimes in the fictional Canadian city of Algonquin Bay. * Thursday, Jan. 24
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'Siren' - season premiere
Freeform
In addition to mermaid Ryn (Eline Powell), the second season sees more mermaids appearing in the coastal town of Bristol Cove — but are they seeking revenge or is something more catastrophic driving them out of the sea? * Thursday, Jan. 24 on ABC Spark
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'Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes'
Netflix
Airing on the 30th anniversary of his execution, this macabre special brings viewers inside the twisted mind of notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, via never-before-heard interviews with Bundy himself. * Thursday, Jan. 24
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'The Good Place'
Colleen Hayes/NBC
According to the cryptic — and brief — synopsis for the winter finale, "Various events occur, in a specific order." Let's assume those events are pretty significant, considering the episode's title is "Pandemonium". * Thursday, Jan. 24 on Global
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'Broad City' - season premiere
Comedy Central
Yaaas Queen! Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer kick off the final season of their hilarious cult-hit comedy series. * Thursday, Jan. 24
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'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt'
Netflix
The final batch of episodes will close out the wacky story of cult survivor Kimmy Schmidt as this acclaimed comedy from Tina Fey wraps up for good. * Friday, Jan. 25
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'Strike Back' - season premiere
Cinemax
Jamie Bamber ("Battlestar Galactica") joins the cast of this military drama, playing the new boss of Section 20. * Friday, Jan. 25
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'Black Earth Rising'
Netflix
In this intriguing Netflix movie, Michaela Coel and John Goodman star in what's described as "an international thriller about the prosecution of international war crimes and the West’s relationship with contemporary Africa." * Friday, Jan. 25
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'Saturday Night Live'
NBC
"Glass" star James McAvoy is this week's host, joined by musical guest Meek Mill. * Saturday, Jan. 26 on Global
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'The Screen Actors Guild Awards'
Chris Haston/NBC
"Will & Grace" star Megan Mullally hosts this year's SAG Awards, in which the Screen Actors Guild honours its own for the best performances of the past year in film and TV. * Sunday, Jan. 27 on Global
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'The Circus' - season premiere
Alison Cohen Rosa/SHOWTIME
With all the Russia revelations rocketing through Washington, D.C., political junkies won't want to miss the new season of this acclaimed docu-series featuring journalists Alex Wagner and John Heilemann, along with seasoned political consultant Mark McKinnon. * Sunday, Jan. 27
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'Rent'
Pamela Littky/FOX
Fox's latest live musical is a presentation of the iconic 1990s Broadway hit about a group of young people living in NYC's gritty East Village under the spectre of the HIV/AIDS crisis. * Sunday, Jan. 27
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