Airs: 4:30am - 5:00am on Netflix
Two trolls in an epic battle lead to consequences in the human world, especially for one boy.
Airs: 4:35am - 5:35am on NBC
Coming Soon...
Airs: 4:35am - 5:35am on CBS
Stephen welcomes Chris Pratt, Jason Bateman, Triumph The Insult Comic Dog, Stevie Wonder.
Airs: 4:59am - 5:29am on Netflix
Sky god Taranis is convinced Puss has great powers that could help control belligerent god Toutatis, who's vowed to destroy all mortals.
Airs: 4:59am - 5:59am on Amazon Prime Video
Juliana gathers intel for the Resistance that could trigger WWIII. When the political situation in Berlin becomes unsafe, Joe must make a choice that could put his life in danger. Frank learns the truth about Juliana, leading him to question his newfound Resistance family.
Airs: 4:59am - 5:59am on Amazon Prime Video
The Grand Tour tent is in Kakslauttanen, Finland, deep within the Arctic Circle with a show in which Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson compare the Ford Mustang V8 and the Ford Focus RS, James May recounts the bitter 1960s battle for endurance racing supremacy between Ferrari and Ford, and the presenters run through some ideal Christmas gifts for car fans.
The OA Season 1, Episode 8
Airs: 4:59am - 5:59am on Netflix
After OA recounts a dramatic final night at Hap's, the others begin to see her story in a new light. The fragments of the dream click into place.
Airs: 4:59am - 5:29am on Netflix
Still reeling from discovering the amulet's power, Jim meets with his new mentors, and learns about the sacred responsibility he has been tasked with.
Airs: 8:30am - 9:00am on ITV
The team travels to Langstrom Fischler's newest invention to stop a hive of malfunctioning weather drones.
Pokemon Season 19, Episode 44
Airs: 12:00pm - 12:30pm on Cartoon Network
Citron successfully repaired Citroid. Due to Citroid's memory core being destroyed, it has no memory of its past and consequently no experience. Meanwhile, a returning Pokémon trainer asks for a rematch with Citroid.
Airs: 9:00pm - 10:00pm on ITV
It's the week before Christmas 1954, and the forecast is for snow in the beautiful Cambridge village of Grantchester. For vicar Sidney Chambers, this is the busiest time of the year and he is rushed off his feet with festive duties. Which is useful, as it means he doesn't have time to think about his beloved Amanda, estranged from her husband and heavily pregnant, who has taken up residence nearby with her Aunt CeCe. Sidney loves her - but whether she's married or divorced, there is no way he can be with her. Meanwhile curate Leonard Finch is embarking on an ambitious production of the nativity with the local children, and Detective Inspector Geordie Keating is grumpy at the festive spirit - all of which leaves Sidney happy to bury himself in his pastoral work. Which is when a weeping bride reports the disappearance of her husband-to-be, and Sidney and Geordie find themselves drawn into picking through the murky motives of a winter wedding. When the would-be groom turns up dead with the wedding rings lodged in his mouth, Geordie is horrified - it has all the hallmarks of an unsolved murder from nine years before. Geordie's prime suspect back then was local toyshop owner Albert Tannen. While nothing was ever proved, creepy tales and gossip have turned his once-lively business - and personality - into a twisted shadow of its former self. Geordie and Sidney must hunt for the killer, and hope to bring justice to two women mourning for their lost loves at Christmas time. But as the dangers grow, snow starts to fall... and waters break...