This weekend catch the documentary special L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin and the season premiere of Please Like Me. Plus all new episodes of Say Yes to the Dress, The Last Ship and True Blood.
What to Watch: Friday, August 8
9:00pm: Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, TLC (30 mins) NEW
A bride who has lost weight worries about finding a perfect gown and another bride confesses her strange engagement story to her family.
9:00pm: The L Word Mississippi: Hate The Sin, Showtime (1.5 hrs) TV PREMIERE
This documentary special looks at the lives of lesbians living in the deep South and the unique challenges they face. Watch the trailer below.
9:30pm: Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, TLC (30 mins) NEW
A bride preparing for her second marriage hopes to make her day special and a former pageant queen tries to find a scaled down look.
10:00pm: Say Yes to the Dress: The Big Day, TLC (1 hr) NEW
A destination wedding in the Bahamas could be ruined when there is a delivery mix up.
10:30pm: Please Like Me, Pivot (30 mins) SEASON PREMIERE
Josh, Tom and their new housemate go out dancing, Josh's baby sister comes to visit and Josh's mum has stopped taking her mediciation.
What to Watch: Sunday, August 10
9:00pm: The Last Ship, TNT (1 hr) NEW
When Chandler and Tex find themselves in a dangerous situation, Slattery must find a way to save the captain without losing the vaccine prototype.
9:00pm: True Blood, HBO (1 hr) NEW
Sookie puts her life on the line for Bill, Eric debates his new option and Lettie Mae finds closure.
This morning and afternoon, check your local listings for information about Ellen, The Talk (CBS), The Gossip Table (VH1) and The Chew (ABC). Soap operas Days of Our Lives on NBC and General Hospital on ABC (check local listings for time) both feature out characters.
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