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'Studio 54'
Altimeter Films
This documentary looks back at legendary NYC hotspot Studio 54, where the likes of Mick Jagger, Andy Warhol, Liza Minnelli and other superstars of the era partied down until it all came crashing down thanks to an elaborate tax-fraud scheme. * Monday, Feb. 11
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'Bull'
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Bull attempts to raise suspicions of reasonable doubt among the jurors when his friend Nathan (Shawn Parsons) stands trial for his wife's murder, with the prosecution's case based on circumstantial evidence. * Saturday, Feb. 16 on Global
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'NCIS'
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Fans should prepare from a blast from the past when the discovery of a malnourished and confused 9-year-old is found hiding in a storage unit, leading to the reopening of an old missing persons case when the girl is believed to be the daughter of a Navy recruit who disappeared 10 years ago. While investigating, Bishop discovers notes that Special Agent Ziva David kept on the case long after NCIS officially stopped investigating — but why? * Tuesday, Feb. 12 on Global
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'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' - season premiere
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Denise Richards joins the cast for the new season of the guilty-pleasure reality hit. * Tuesday, Feb. 12 on Slice
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'Big Brother: Celebrity Edition' - season finale
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One celeb will emerge triumphantly from the "Big Brother" house as the delightfully bonkers celebrity edition wraps up its second season. * Wednesday, Feb. 13 on Global
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'Ken Jeong: You Complete Me, Ho'
Netflix
Currently burning up the ratings as a judge on "The Masked Singer", funnyman Ken Jeong takes to the stage for his first Netflix standup special. Tune in and find out why the special's seemingly shady title is actually a sweet shout-out to his wife. * Thursday, Feb. 14
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'Umbrella Academy' - series premiere
Netflix
Canada's own Ellen Page heads the cast of this Netflix series about a group of childhood superheroes who reunite as adults when the mastermind who gathered them together dies, and one of them re-emerges as a supervillain. * Friday, Feb. 15
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'Proven Innocent' - series premiere
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Canadian actress Rachelle Lefevre stars in this new legal drama, playing a woman who was once wrongfully convicted of a crime she didn't commit, and now works as a crusading lawyer helping others who have been similarly accused. Kesley Grammer plays the prosecutor who put her away — and remains convinced of her guilt. * Friday, Feb. 15
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'Larry Charles' Dangerous World of Comedy' - series premiere
Netflix
Best known as a writer and exec producer on "Seinfeld" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm", Larry Charles hosts this comedic travelogue that finds him journeying throughout the world to find out what's funny in various cultures around the globe. * Friday, Feb. 15
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'Kim Possible'
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The animated series returns with a live-action movie, chronicling the adventures of the titular teen super-spy. * Friday, Feb. 15 on Disney Channel
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'Ransom'
© 2019 Ransom Television Productions Inc.
In the winter premiere, when a man is murdered and his wife is threatened to be next, Eric and the CriRes team are brought in to negotiate a blood money payoff. * Saturday, Feb. 16 on Global
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'Saturday Night Live'
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Currently seen in Showtime's "Black Monday", Don Cheadle hosts this week's "SNL", joined by guitar virtuoso Gary Clarke Jr. on the musical stage. * Saturday, Feb. 16 on Global
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'Elvis All-Star Tribute'
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Honouring the 50th anniversary of Elvis Presley's extraordinary 1969 comeback special, the King's most beloved hits are performed by such artists as Carrie Underwood (pictured), Dierks Bentley, Alessia Cara, Mac Davis, John Fogerty, Josh Groban, Adam Lambert, John Legend, Little Big Town, Jennifer Lopez, Post Malone, Shawn Mendes, Pistol Annies, Darius Rucker, Ed Sheeran, Blake Shelton and Keith Urban. * Sunday, Feb, 17
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'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' - season premiere
HBO
Political junkies with a sense of humour can celebrate the return of one of the funniest, wonkiest shows on television as John Oliver returns for more hilarious deconstruction of the Trump administration. * Sunday, Feb. 17
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