What to Watch on Wednesday: We're down to the Final Four on Big Brother: All-Stars

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Rebecca

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on Netflix

Go to Manderley again with this new adaptation of Daphne Du Maurier’s gothic romance Rebecca. The twisty film follows the second Mrs. de Winter (Lily James) through a whirlwind romance and marriage to wealthy Maxim de Winter (Armie Hammer). When they return to his Cornwall estate, things get complicated as his new wife feels haunted by the memory of first wife, Rebecca, overwhelming her with insecurity and threatening to expose long-buried secrets. "I wanted to do something romantic and I wanted to stretch that muscle, because it's all well and good making lots of movies with horror and action in them, but that's not the whole spectrum of experiences," director Ben Wheatley says of his involvement. “I realized that a lot of the things I thought I knew about Rebecca were wrong.” —Maureen Lee Lenker

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My Next Guest Needs No Introduction

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on Netflix

Season Premiere

David Letterman is back with a bunch of guests who need no introduction. The third season of includes everything from walking and feeding Robert Downey Jr.'s alpacas to learning what AirDrop is in CVS (yes, CVS!) with Kim Kardashian. Elsewhere on the new season of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, guests include Dave Chappelle, who gets real talking about police brutality, and Lizzo, who (tries) to give Letterman a master class in flute playing (hello, Sasha Flute cameo!). Come for the laughs and fun insights into these celebs' lives and experiences (and also a retelling of Kardashian's horrifying Paris robbery story), stay for the uplifting doze of self-affirmation that only Lizzo can provide. —Ruth Kinane

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Big Brother

CBS

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 8 p.m. on CBS

Nicole and Christmas are on the block for possible eviction this week on Big Brother: All-Stars, but with only four players left in the game, and Enzo already designated as Head of Household, all that really matters is who wins the veto this evening. That person will then be safe. And not only safe, but if the winner is anyone but Enzo, that lucky duck will also cast the one and only vote for eviction, giving him/her all the power. While Nicole is probably safe no matter what, should Christmas or Cody walk out of the house on Thursday night, they will look back at this lost veto as one of their biggest regrets. But, like, no pressure or anything. —Dalton Ross

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The Goldbergs

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 8 p.m. on ABC

Season Premiere

The Goldbergs are headed to Miami for the comedy's season 8 premiere, and in doing so, they'll pay tribute — as has become tradition with the season premieres — to a pop culture classic: the movie Airplane!. Traveling in 1980-something was, of course, a simpler time, but leave it to mom Beverly to, naturally, overly complicate things — surely you wouldn't expect anything less. —Gerrad Hall

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Black-ish

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 9:30 p.m. on ABC

Season Premiere

While black-ish may at first seem like one of the more unlikely shows to tackle the state of the healthcare system during the coronavirus pandemic (usually The Good Doctor or Grey’s Anatomy has that covered for ABC), fans are well aware that Bow is a doctor who would be in the know about these things. The Emmy-nominated Tracee Ellis Ross is joined by Judy Reyes and Parminder Nagra (two actresses who are also familiar with playing medical professionals on TV) to humorously depict the difficulty behind being an essential worker as people seem to forget the pandemic is still happening. —Marcus Jones

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What ELSE to Watch

Check local listings

Touching the Asteroid — PBS

8 p.m.

2020 CMT Music Awards — CMT

Devils — The CW

The Wall — NBC

9 p.m.

The Conners (season premiere) — ABC

The Real Housewives of Orange County — Bravo

The Amazing Race — CBS

Coroner — The CW

537 Votes (doc) — HBO

Bitchin' Rides (season premiere) — MotorTrend TV

American Ninja Warrior — NBC

10 p.m.

The Con — ABC

Archer — FXX

*times are ET and subject to change