This weekend catch all new episodes of Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, Last Tango in Halifax, Vicious, The Last Ship, Masters of Sex and True Blood.
What to Watch: Friday, June 11
9:00pm: Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, TLC (30 min) NEW
A bride loses weight and struggles to fit into her dress. Meanwhile, a daughter and mother disagree on a dress.
9:30pm: Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, TLC (30 min) NEW
A bride marries for the second time and hopes she can make dress alterations in time.
What to Watch: Sunday, June 13
8:00pm: Last Tango in Halifax, PBS (1 hr) NEW
A long-held secret of Gillian's is revealed as her relationship with her father weakens. Meanwhile, Katie's new relationship becomes troublesome for Lawrence.
9:00pm: The Last Ship, TNT (1 hr) NEW
Chandler's leadership is put to the test when systems fail on board the ship and Dr. Scott fears that she may lose all her research on the mysterious virus.
9:00pm: True Blood, HBO (1 hr) NEW
The H-vamps get tracked down by Sookie and a group of vampires and humans. Meanwhile, Sam and Jason have to deliver more bad news.
10:00pm: Masters of Sex, Showtime (1 hr) NEW
Masters deals with the fallout from his presentation and losing his job, while Virginia struggles with advances from co-workers who believe she was the woman in his movie.
10:30pm: Vicious, PBS (30 min) NEW
Freddie takes up acting after Ash's suggestion while Violet seeks relationship advice.
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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