This weekend catch new episodes of The Carrie Diaries, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Downton Abbey and Looking.
What to Watch: Friday, January 31
8:00pm: The Carrie Diaries, CW (1 hr) SEASON FINALE
Maggie turns to Walt for comfort and Carrie's relationship with her dad is strained as she gets surprising news from Larissa and Sebastian. Meanwhile, Samantha is considering moving from the city and Mouse and West find themselves in a predicament.
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.
What to Watch: Saturday, February 1
10:30pm: Looking, HBO (30 mins) NEW
Patrick goes to a party for a video game launch and meets his new boss, Dom shares his plan for opening a Portugese restaurant and Agustin's job is in danger when he criticizes a new piece of art.
What to Watch: Sunday, February 2
8:00pm*: Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Fox (30 mins) NEW (*This episode will air following the Super Bowl)
Holt and Jeffords try to make their precinct work more efficiently and Jake investigates with Amy, but he is surprised when he learns she may be leaving to work in the Special Crimes Unit.
9:00pm: Downton Abbey, PBS (1 hr) NEW
Rose's surprise party could end in scandal, Mary meets an old suitor and Edith gets troubling news.
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