Plus, it’s time to say goodbye to the witches of Motherland: Fort Salem and it’s not impossible, Cinderella: The Reunion airs tonight! Steve Martin,Martin Short, andSelena Gomez’s latest sleuthing comes to an end in the dramatic and hilarious ending ofOnly Murders in the Buildingseason 2.Brandy, Bernadette Peters, and more reunite fora 20/20 special celebrating their 1997 ABC TV movieRodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella.Motherland: Fort Salemcomes to a bewitching end. Plus, trivia and entertainment headlines includingGame of ThronesprequelHouse of the Dragonbreaking ratings records, a bullied kid getting the last laugh whenhe’s cast in George Miller’s upcomingMad MaxprequelFuriosa, andHarry Styles squashes thoseStar Warsmovie rumors....

Plus, tragedy strikes on the season premiere of The Good Doctor and it’s spooks galore on the Solar Opposites Halloween Special. On today’s What to Watch,Solar Oppositescelebrates Halloween,Kevin Can F*** Himselfsays goodbye, and things go bad ontheGood Doctorseason premiere. Plus, trivia, Hollywood History, and entertainment headlines, includingSmile’s box office success,Wynonna Judd opening up about going on tour without mom Naomi Judd, andmore drama for Netflix’sDahmerseries. Related content: Hear more on all of today’s must-see picks on EW’sWhat to Watchpodcast, hosted by Gerrad Hall....

Plus, The Bachelorette’s go on their hometown dates, and Anthony Anderson goes skydiving on the season finale of Running Wild With Bear Grylls. Kevin Can F**k Himselffor one last season, whereAnnie Murphy’s Allison is attempting to leave Worcester after failing to kill Kevin last season. It’s time for hometown dates onThe Bachelorette the traditional four for Rachel, but just three for Gabby.Anthony AndersonandRob RiggleareRunning Wild With Bear Gryllson the two-episode season finale....

Plus, Niecy Nash shows everyone how it’s done on The Rookie: Feds and the truth gets messy on the premiere of Reasonable Doubt. On today’s What to Watch,PrisonbreakandLost in SpaceshowrunnerZack Estrin has diedat 51.Minnie Driverjoins theWitcher-verseas Seanchai in Netflix’sThe Witcher: Blood Origin, and thelong-awaited trailer for HBO’sThe Last of Usis here featuringMelanie Lynskey! Plus,La Breaseason 2 premieres on NBC and it’s the debut of new seriesThe Rookie: FedsandReasonable Doubt. Related content:...

Plus, Corey Stoll reigns over Billions as season 6 begins, Amazon’s As We See It tells a coming-of-age story about adults on the autism spectrum, and more on EW’s What to Watch podcast. Netflix’s Emmy-winningOzarkfinally returns for its fourth and final season, which will be split into two parts; Alfonso Herrera, who plays the new big bad Javi, tells us about his unpredictable character. After officiallysaying goodbye to Damian Lewis, Showtime’sBillionsis back for itssixth season with new lead Corey Stoll, who sizes up the dynamic with Paul Giamatti’s Chuck....

Plus, Jo Koy is Live From the LA Forum and Gen Z is wild and free on The Come Up. Find out what went down at last night’sEmmy AwardsonEW.com, where we have intel on the best speeches from your favorite stars, highs and lows of the ceremony, and much more. And today, we highlight the newDeadliest Catchspin-off,The Viking Returns, a docu-reality series from Freeform all about twenty-somethings trying to make it in NYC, andJo Koy’s brand-new Netflix comedy special....

What to watch this week (Nov. 28 - Dec. 4): Will Smith stars in Emancipation, Riches, and Irreverent premiere. As we get into the final months of the year, that means some TV shows are signing off for a while some for good.9-1-1,All American,All American: Homecoming,The Rookie, andThe Rookie: Fedsare among those airing their midseason finales this week. Meanwhile, OWN’s critically acclaimed dramaQueen Sugar,produced by Ava DuVernay, has its series finale this week....

What to watch this week (Dec. 26-Jan. 1): Turn up the music for the premiere of Lizzo: Live in Concert, a new singles-only season of The Circle, and more. This final week of the year means one thing: New Year’s Eve and there are plenty of wants to celebrate.Miley’s New Year’s Eve Partywill featureMiley CyrusandDolly Partonfrom Miami (with, Dolly tells EW, a mash-up ofWrecking BallandI Will Always Love You);Ryan Seacrest& Co....

What to watch this week (April 17-April 23): Star Trek: Picard comes to an end, The Diplomat debuts, and more. Chris EvansandAna de Armasstar in the Apple TV+ movieGhosted, at first a rom-com, then with action added to the mix when he discovers she didn’t actually ghost him but is a secret agent. In theaters,Joaquin Phoenixstars inBeau Is Afraid, the latest fromMidsummerandHereditydirector Ari Aster;Ray Romanostars in and directsSomewhere in Queens, andKelvin Harrison Jr....

What to watch this week (Feb. 27-March 5): Jam out to Daisy Jones & the Six, Sex/Life returns, and more. Michael B. Jordanis stepping back into the ring and this time also behind the camera for his feature directorial debut as Adonis Creed inCreed III, this time facing off against a former boxing prodigy and newly released prisoner, Damian, played byJonathan Majors. There’s plenty of action on the small screen as well, whereThe Mandalorian starringThe Last of Us’Pedro Pascal makes his return on Disney+....

What to Watch this week (Jan. 30-Feb. 5): EW heats up Hell’s Kitchen, see who wins big at the Grammys, and more. Just a week before the Super Bowl,Jane Fonda,Sally Field,Rita Moreno, andLily Tomlinstar in the movie80 for Brady, about four women of a certain age who go to the big game to see their favorite quarterback and get caught up in all kinds of shenanigans. Pamela Andersonis trying to reclaim the narrative about her life and career with the Netflix documentaryPamela, a love story, where she addresses everything from her relationships to that infamous sex tape....

Also, John Stamos takes the court in Disney+’s sports dramedy Big Shot, and Keith Urban and Mickey Guyton host the 56th ACM Awards on CBS. FRIDAY Big Shot HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH:Streaming onDisney+ Series DebutIt’s time to travel on over to Disney+ for this new series starringcentering on Marvyn Korn, played byJohn Stamos. He’s an ousted college basketball coach who’s given a shot at redemption with a girls' team at an elite private high school....

Harry Bosch, “Everybody counts or nobody counts.” As the case deepens, Bosch finds that there are powerful, shadowy forces at work. “The thing is that it’s not just about money,” Welliver tells EW. So the stakes are extremely high." Making space for a new person in her already broken heart is a struggle for sure. Dare she allow herself to believe her dreams could be even bigger than she ever imagined?...