We've got returns and premieres galore this week.
The Sinner and YOU return, Chucky and I Know What You Did Last Summer premiere, as well as Guilty Party and a few movies that you'll want to see.
With so much available content, let us know in the comments what we recommend that you're going to watch
Saturday, October 9
8/7c Dying to Belong (Lifetime)
It's Rush Week, and trust us; you'll want to rush to watch this thrilling film about two best friends who try out for a sorority in college.
The hazing takes a deadly turn when the two friends begin the process, but only one of them makes it out. What unfolds is a series of dark and deadly secrets surrounding this secret society and a best friend and determined mother who will stop at nothing to expose everything.
Shannon Doherty and Jenika Rose star together in another Saturday Night popcorn-flick.
Sunday, October 10
EVIL (Paramount+)
Can you believe it's already the EVIL Season 2 finale?
There is a lot to cover! What does being the next in line mean for Sheryl, exactly? Can Kristen temper her killer urges? And will David be ordained?
This is EVIL, and like the adjective and the noun, the show always surprises with how it unfolds. Here's a peek.
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— Evil (@evil) October 4, 2021
8/7c Chicago Med (NBC)
Uh oh. Vanessa seems to be developing feelings for Dr. Marcel! This is bad news, which means a ton of drama.
Maggie already thinks Marcel is a bad influence on Vanessa and isn't happy that he's her mentor, and she probably won't be able to hold herself back for much longer.
And Marcel is probably still reeling after losing Natalie, the first woman he opened his heart to since his young daughter's death.
Talk about complicated! And fireworks! And that doesn't even address the fact that Will is taking major steps forward in his undercover investigation of Cooper.
10/9c Chicago PD (NBC)
This week on Hailey Upton PD, Hailey, and Hailey, and also, Hailey. Hailey and Ruzek are blessedly paired together for a case, but of course, with these two, it takes a dark turn.
However, Hailey's unraveling over the Roy situation reaches a new height when she starts having panic attacks to Halstead's shock and concern. The secrecy is ripping her apart, and Voight doesn't seem concerned about it or her.
Will her and Voight's secret finally come out?!
10/9c CSI: Vegas (CBS)
The two-pronged approach continues on this revival of the beloved procedural.
Gil Grissom and Sara Sidle come to the aid of a former colleague who is implicated in tampering with evidence.
Maxine and the rest of the CSI team work on the murder of a couple slain on their wedding day, following the evidence to the salacious underbelly of the Las Vegas elite.
10/9c A Million Little Things (ABC)
Peter is awake, and he may be the final nail in the coffin in Gary's freedom.
Detective Saunders has Gary in his sights, and Gary's alibi and lies are crumbling around him as a result, and potentially his future with Darcy and Liam as well.
Eddie finally sits down with Nicole, the woman who hit him, to learn the truth about what happened that night. Is it enough for Eddie to let this go?
10/9c The Sinner (USA)
One of the best mystery dramas currently on the air returns as Harry Ambrose, now retired, discovers he cannot so easily ignore his drive to investigate.
Harry and Sonya were wrecked after what Jamie Burns put them through, but they're still together and hoping a trip to a local island will refresh them.
And then Harry gets sucked into the lives of the Muldoon family when daughter, niece, and grandaughter Percy Muldoon seemingly steps off a cliff.
Thursday, October 14
The Medium (Shudder)
If you know anything about horror, you know that Asian horror can be some of the scariest out there.
Just in time for Halloween, Shudder releases a movie that pokes fun a little fun at all things scary with this chilling supernatural mockumentary that will give you sleepless nights.
Can a mockumentary still be scary? Looks like we get to find out!
What Happened, Brittany Murphy (HBO Max)
A beloved Hollywood starlet known for a number of iconic roles – gone at 32 years old.
Unanswered questions, controversial figures, and surrounded by speculation: what really happened to Brittany Murphy?
This two-part documentary explores her life beyond headlines, celebrating her legacy and investigating her tragic and untimely death.
It doesn't cover a lot of new material, but it does give this talented and seemingly joyful young woman's death a well-deserved deep dive.
Guilty Party (Paramount+)
Guilty Party follows Beth Burgess (Kate Beckinsale), a discredited journalist desperate to salvage her career by latching on to the story of a young mother, Toni Plimpton (Jules Latimer).
Toni has been sentenced to life in prison for maiming and murdering her husband, crimes she claims she did not commit.
In trying to uncover the truth, Beth finds herself in over her head as she contends with Colorado gun-smugglers, clickbait culture, the doldrums of marriage, and her own tarnished past.
Kin (AMC+)
Amanda knows there's a rat and takes matters into her own hands. With Birdy's help, Frank makes a decision about Eric. Michael and Anna connect, but their reunion proves to be a bad idea. Eamon takes a short but meaningful trip.
Star Trek: Lower Decks (Paramount+)
The season finale hits with a whopping load of change in store for the Cerritos crew. While assisting an Excelsior-class ship and a captain with NextGen credentials on a first contact mission, news comes to light that throws both lower decks and bridge crew into a tizzy.
Nothing is quite what it seems, and fans can expect to be left wanting M-O-R-E as the season draws to a close.
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Canada's Drag Race (Wow Presents Plus and Crave)
Oh, Canada! It's time to feel true, north, strong, and fierce again.
Twelve new queens are strutting into the Werk Room to compete for the title of Canada's Next Drag Superstar.
There will be new challenges. There will be fabulous runways. There will be a new judging panel. And, of course, there will be shade!
Satisfy your sweet tooth by indulging in your next guilty pleasure.
Doom Patrol (HBO Max)
It's 1917, and Rita's on a mission. She just doesn't know what exactly the goal is, nor how she's meant to accomplish it.
Meanwhile, in storylines we actually care about, Jane breaks Kay out of persona prison.
Larry's reunion with his son, Paul, is sure to pull some heartstrings.
8/7c Station 19 (ABC)
Well, now, when a heatwave hits Seattle, it might bring a different type of heat. Seriously, what is it when heat waves and sexytimes? Isn't it too hot for all that skin-to-skin contact and randiness?!
With it being a full year of Andy and Sullivan on the outs after his actions that betrayed Maya and the firehouse, Andy may be directing her sights toward BECKETT. Do with that what you must.
The heat also brings some chaos and fun cases, including the firehouse serving as a cooling center for the community and melting streets? Yeah, I don't know!
9/8c Law & Order: SVU (NBC)
There's sure to be repercussions from Benson's standing up to Chief McGrath, or will he temporarily be on his best behavior while he waits for the right moment to reclaim his power?
Meanwhile, the team takes on what's sure to be a complicated case involving Tik Tok, with both parties making claims over the social media platform. It looks like a he-said/she-said case too, so McGrath won't be happy at all about SVU pursuing it.
And with a crossover coming up on Organized Crime, will there be any Benson/Stabler action on SVU too?
10/9c Law & Order: Organized Crime (NBC)
Stabler's going to have a tough time. He's deep, deep into the Albanian mob, and blowing his cover could be deadly, plus Bell's calling SVU in on potentially trafficked Albanian girls, including a missing waitress for whom Stabler has a fondness.
Stabler feels more and more drawn to Benson, too, but his cover requires him to continue having an affair with a mob boss' wife. How is THAT going to play out?
And will Benson have something to say about how Organized Crime screwed SVU over the last time the departments were supposed to work together?
This undercover operation is probably drawing to a close soon, too -- this is the fifth of an eight-hour arc -- so the drama should be even more intense from this point onward, too.
9/8c Grey's Anatomy (ABC)
It's happening! It's finally happening, you guys!
Addison is back at Grey Sloan Memorial, and she's as fabulous as ever! The season is off to a decent start and feels as if it's getting back to its roots and what made the show so enjoyable nearly decades ago, and the addition of Addison is only proving that.
Meredith's heat with Nick may take a break when she returns to Seattle, but it's okay because we're getting Mer and Addy scrubbing in together!
9/8c Legacies (The CW)
What the heck is going on with Landon?
There's a villain in his body, and it's down to the Super Squad to act accordingly.
Hope was widely viewed as a loophole that could stop Malivore at the end of the first season, but will the same ring true?
Posters are teasing her death and rebirth as a full-fledged tribrid!
10/9c Big Sky (ABC)
The race is on to find Tonya, which means Cassie and Jenny are back together again.
Elsewhere, Wolf still has Ronald under his thumb, while Jerrie and Denise learn about Wolf's existence.
There are a lot of storylines happening this season, and this looks to be another wild episode of the sophomore hit.
Friday, October 15
Halloween Kills (Peacock)
Minutes after Laurie Strode (Curtis), her daughter Karen (Judy Greer), and granddaughter Allyson (Andi Matichak) left masked monster Michael Myers caged and burning in Laurie's basement, Laurie is rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, believing she finally killed her lifelong tormentor.
But when Michael manages to free himself from Laurie's trap, his ritual bloodbath resumes. As Laurie fights her pain and prepares to defend herself against him, she inspires all of Haddonfield to rise up against their unstoppable monster.
The Strode women join a group of other survivors of Michael's first rampage who decide to take matters into their own hands, forming a vigilante mob that sets out to hunt Michael down, once and for all.
Evil dies tonight.
YOU (Netflix)
Our favorite obsessive serial killer is back, and despite Badgley and the series' best efforts to discourage us from falling in love with Joe, he's way too good for us not to regard him as our DEEPLY problematic fave!
Jo and Love are now suburbanites and parents to a poor infant who doesn't stand a chance, and the killer couple next door concept is everything.
This delicious, addictive, killer drama just keeps getting better, and the impressive cast this season doesn't hurt!
I Know What You Did Last Summer (Amazon Prime Video)
Can a group of best friends keep a secret? Well, this time, that secret might come back to haunt them.
Inspired by the iconic 90s teen slasher (and novel by Lois Duncan), I Know What You Did Last Summer starts a new TV adaptation. Once again, an accidental death could tear these friends apart, or it could be the killer wanting to dish out revenge.
The first four episodes will launch simultaneously, with a new episode coming out every Friday.
9/8c Magnum P.I. (CBS)
Higgins is back to Hawaii under the thumb of Mi-6.
She, Magnum, and Rick go undercover at a ritzy country club when a young caddie is fired after being accused of stealing a member's golf clubs.
Also, Jin's niece, unaware of her uncle's shady past, asks him to speak at her school.
