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ENTERTAINMENT EXTRA 17 Saturday 2023 Tour de France (16) (5) (13) (23) 8:00 a.m. Stage 1 of the 110th edition of world's most famous cycling event, known as Le Grand Depart, kicks off with a 182-km medium moun- tain stage from Bilbao, Spain. The route includes five climbs, the last at 10 percent before dropping back down to Bilbao. Sunday Battle on the Beach HGTV 9:00 p.m. The tide is high as the teams rush to finish their exteriors in this new episode. This is the builder's last chance to make their homes stand out against the others, and with tensions high, they must rely on their creative instincts to impress the judges. Monday Black Ink Crew VH1 8:00 p.m. A premeditated move by Made Rich has reverberating conse- quences for the rest of the house- mates in this new episode from Season 10. With accusations fly- ing in the house, Ted and Puma call a dinner to clear the tension in the air and set things straight. Tuesday FBI (29) (4) (18) (7) (22) 8:00 p.m. When an officer and a pawn shop owner are shot dead inside the store, the agents working at FBI's New York office must figure out why a young, recent Ivy League dropout is tied to the crime. The series stars Missy Peregrym as Of- ficer Maggie Bell. Thursday After the First 48 A&E 8:00 p.m. A Tulsa father of two is shot just blocks from his ex-girlfriend's house, and detectives must decide which of two persons of interest should be charged with his mur- der. Conflicting accounts of the event challenge the result of the court case. Friday Dateline NBC (16) (5) (13) (23) 9:00 p.m. A new episode anchored by Lester Holt brings another story from NBC's renowned newsmagazine to life. An exceptional feat of sto- rytelling, the episode carefully pieces together real-life events to present a comprehensive picture of the case in question. Defending Tour de France Champion, Jonas Vingegaard This week's Best bets By Michelle Rose TV Media End of an era: After 19 sea- sons of saying "Please pack your knives and go," Padma Lakshmi has packed her own knives, so to speak, and has vacated her post as host of "Top Chef." Lakshmi announced her depar- ture last month on Instagram, where she posted the following: "After much soul searching, I have made the difficult decision to leave Top Chef. Having com- pleted a glorious 20th season as host and executive producer, I am extremely proud to have been part of building such a suc- cessful show and of the impact it has had in the worlds of televi- sion and food. After 17 years, many of the cast and crew are like family to me and I will miss working alongside them dearly." Lakshmi first joined "Top Chef" in 2006, when she replaced Season 1 host Katie Lee. Despite being relatively unknown to TV audiences and critics, the former model was reportedly Bravo's first choice to host. A prior commitment to filming a miniseries is the reason Lakshmi joined for Season 2, but she has hosted every season since, and her time on "Top Chef" earned her 13 Emmy nominations — including three in the Outstanding Host for a Reality or Competition Program category. Lakshmi's Instagram post gave a pretty compelling reason for her departure: the need to focus on other projects. "I feel it's time to move on and need to make space for 'Taste the Nation' [her solo Hulu series], my books and other creative pursuits. I am deeply thankful to all of you for so many years of love and support." "Padma Lakshmi leaves behind an incredible legacy on Bravo's 'Top Chef,'" an NBCUniversal spokesperson stat- ed when asked for comment by The Hollywood Reporter. End of an era: Lakshmi moving on from 'Top Chef' Padma Lakshmi is leaving "Top Chef" Stars on Screen A/Graybeals Carpet Plus BCD/Pulaski Memorial 6 x 5"