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What to Watch on Thursday: Supernatural carries on for one last episode

Published on November 19, 2020 06:00AM EST

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Supernatural

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 9 p.m. on The CW

Series Finale
In Supernatural's penultimate hour, Sam and Dean Winchester did the unthinkable: They defeated God. So, now what? As the long-running series heads into its final hour, expect a more personal episode of the show — it's been called "old-school" by co-showrunner Andrew Dabb — focusing on the brothers. We know there'll be pie. We know there'll be flannel. But everything else is a mystery we're sure Sam and Dean will solve. —Samantha Highfill

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The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reunion

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on HBO Max

Now this is a story all about how The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air cast reunited. To mark the 30th anniversary of the beloved NBC's sitcom's premiere, Will Smith is back together with the Banks family for a hilarious, emotional, and drama-filled reunion. The cast has been seen together multiple times over the years but the big news is the inclusion of original Aunt Viv actress Janet Hubert, who has loudly voiced her displeasure with Smith since she was replaced halfway through the show's run. So take a minute (or an hour), just sit right there, and they'll tell you how they became the royalty of a town called Bel-Air. —Derek Lawrence

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I Hate Suzie

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on HBO Max

U.S. Series Debut
In this comedy-drama, Doctor Who star Billie Piper plays a singer-turned-actress named Suzie Pickles whose life falls apart after explicit photos featuring herself and a gentleman who is not her husband turn up online. "Suzie doesn't know who she is anymore," says Piper. "She is a woman of many faces, but she doesn't have much agency within her life and she certainly doesn't have a great sense of self. A series of compromising photos are leaked online in a sort of hack-style and her entire life falls apart. [The show] is about her finding herself again through this trauma." The actress came up with the idea for I Hate Suzie with Lucy Prebble, who created the Piper vehicle Secret Diary of a Call Girl and is also one of the writers of Succession. But don't be tempted to confuse Piper with her onscreen character. "My god, I would be horrified if people thought I was exactly like Suzie Pickles," she says. —Clark Collis

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The Princess Switch: Switched Again

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on Netflix

'Tis the season to switch things up — again. Oh, and why not throw in one more doppelgänger for good use. The sequel to 2018's holiday rom-com starring Vanessa Hudgens — in not one, but three roles this time — is gracing us with its royal presence on Netflix to add some flurries of confusion this yuletide. The festive follow-up sees Hudgens play Duchess Margaret, Princess Stacy, and now Lady Fiona, a party-girl cousin of Margaret. In other words: Bring on the wigs! When we pick up with the girls, the Duchess is set to inherit the throne to Montenaro but craves a moment to reconnect with her (now) ex-boyfriend Kevin. Naturally, Stacy suggests another switcharoo to allow the would-be couple some quality time together. Simple! But what about that third lookalike? We hear your cry. Yup, the fabulous Fiona isn't about to be left out of the charade. Luckily, there's another single and dashing dude, Antonio, in the mix, so we're sure by the time the crown is placed on Margaret's head (or possibly Stacy or Fiona's — who can say?!), everyone will be neatly paired up with pretty Christmas bow tied on top! —Ruth Kinane

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