Catch two new episodes of brash comedian Louis C.K.’s critically-acclaimed comedy series Louie, Monday night
Below is a chronological listing of detailed highlights for June 11 – 17. All programming is subject to change.
Monday, June 11:
The Bachelorette: 8pm ET on OMNI.1 (s/ABC), 6pm PT on Citytv Vancouver, 11pm CT on Citytv Winnipeg, 9pm MT OMNI Alberta (s/ABC)
Emily and her 10 remaining bachelors visit London, England, where one-on-one dates include a romantic tour of London on a double-decker bus. Then, on a group date, Emily’s suitors head to Stratford-upon-Avon to perform Shakespeare’s classic Romeo and Juliet, where they struggle to decide who will play Romeo. Later, after a dramatic rose ceremony, only eight bachelors remain on the journey for love.
Hell’s Kitchen: 9pm ET/PT, 8pm CT, 10pm MT
“16 Chefs Compete”
In a patriotic episode paying homage to The United States, Chef Ramsay enlists the teams to dish up an all-American meal for a group of newly sworn-in American citizens. The winning team is rewarded with an exotic Safari in San Diego, while the losing team must perform hard labour at California’s Ballona Wetlands. Then, during their third dinner service of the season, one team can’t seem to handle the heat and is ordered out of the kitchen, leading to an intense elimination ceremony where one chef is sent home.
Shameless: 10pm ET/PT/CT, 11pm MT
“But at Last Came a Knock”
An excited Frank (William H. Macy) realizes he has some settlement money coming his way, but to his chagrin, learns ex-wife Monica’s (Chloe Webb, Practical Magic) signature is needed in order to receive the payment. Meanwhile, Fiona (Emmy Rossum) is enraged by Monica’s return and her anger only intensifies when Monica announces she will be taking baby Liam with her when she leaves.
Tuesday, June 12:
Hell’s Kitchen (s/Fox): 8pm ET/PT, 7pm CT, 9pm MT
“15 Chefs Compete”
After a gruelling dinner service, the teams are woken up early and taken to a nearby farm. With ingredients for their next challenge written on each sheep’s collar, the teams must wrangle the sheep and then head to the kitchen to prepare four different lamb dishes. Later, disappointed by their performance at dinner service, Chef Ramsay doles out a harsh punishment which serves to challenge the dynamics of each team.
America’s Got Talent (s/NBC): 9pm ET/PT, 8pm CT, 10pm MT
“Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida Auditions”
Celebrity judges Howie Mandel, Sharon Osbourne and Howard Stern leave the “Lone Star State” and head back to Florida, where they continue their search for the most talented act in the country.
Louie: 10pm ET/PT, 9pm CT, 11pm MT
**Two Back-to-back Episodes**
“Bully”
While on a date, Louie (Louis C.K.) is taunted by a menacing teenager at a doughnut shop. In order to keep the peace, he must calm the teen down, and in the process ends up humiliating himself in front of his date.
“Dentist/Tarese” – 10:30pm ET/PT, 9:30pm CT, 11:30pm MT
In an effort to overcome his fears, Louie (Louis C.K.) pays a long-overdue visit to the dentist. While sedated, he experiences strange and vivid dreams and wakes up with a dreadful feeling that the dentist acted inappropriately during their appointment.
Wednesday, June 13:
Murdoch Mysteries: 10pm ET/PT, 9pm CT, 8pm MT
**Citytv Original Series**
“Back and to the Left”
Detective Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) must tread carefully when he investigates the murder of a Protestant Alderman – especially when the main suspect is a devout Catholic. Adding to the religious turmoil, the murder occurred during an assassination attempt on the city’s Protestant mayor.
Friday, June 15:
Great Movie – Mr. Nanny: 9pm ET/PT, 8pm CT, 10pm MT
When high-profile software developer Alex Mason Sr. (Austin Pendleton, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps) receives threats from someone hoping to steal his latest technology plans, he hires former pro-wrestler Sean Armstrong (Terry “Hulk” Hogan, Hogan Knows Best) as a bodyguard for his family. After reluctantly accepting the position, Sean soon finds out he is not only the bodyguard, but also the nanny.
Sunday, June 17:
Great Movie – The Fugitive: 8pm ET/PT, 7pm CT, 9pm MT
After respected Chicago surgeon Dr. Richard Kimble’s (Harrison Ford, Morning Glory) wife is brutally murdered, he becomes the prime suspect. His life quickly takes a turn, when he is convicted and sentenced to death for a murder he did not commit. In an opportune moment he escapes to find his wife’s real killer. Meanwhile, Deputy Samuel Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones, Men in Black III) is assigned to the case and is hot on Kimble’s trail. With the clock ticking, Kimble must find the killer and lure Gerard’s team to the real perpetrator before he’s caught.
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