This weekend catch the series premiere of Looking, plus all new episodes of The Carrie Diaries, Revenge, Downton Abbey and Shameless.
What to Watch: Friday, January 17
8:00pm: The Carrie Diaries, CW (1 hr) NEW
Carrie tries to help Bennet cover up at work, but instead lands them both in trouble. Meanwhile, Samantha adopts an unexpected outlook regarding her latest hook up and Sebastian's dad asks him for a favor that may be out of his reach.
This morning and afternoon, check your local listings for information about Ellen, The Talk (CBS), The Gossip Table (VH1) and The Chew (ABC). Days of Our Lives on NBC (check local listings for time) features gay character Will as a series regular; keep an eye out for developments between Will and Sonny.
What to Watch: Sunday, January 19
9:00pm: Revenge, ABC (1 hr) NEW
Tension between Emily and Daniel is at an all time high and, though she refuses to give up, their instability may put everything she has worked for at risk.
9:00pm: Downton Abbey, PBS (1 hr) NEW
Mary, Edith, Tom and Anna each struggle with personal dilemmas as Tom turns to Mrs. Hughes for help with Edna and Edith may permanently endanger her standing in the community.
9:00pm: Shameless, Showtime (1 hr) NEW
Fiona gets into an accident while driving a company car and has to lie about how it happened and Lip struggles both in school and with women.
10:30pm: Looking, HBO (30 mins) SERIES PREMIERE
In the series premiere: Patrick (Jonathan Groff) learns that his ex just got engaged, Agustin (Frankie Alvarez) prepares for moving in with his boyfriend and Dom (Murray Bartlett) debates reconnecting with an old boyfriend.
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