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July 11, 2015

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TV ENCORE 17 Saturday Lethal Seduction LIFE 8:00 p.m. When a predatory woman sets her sights on a much younger man, his mother does everything she can to protect him from the woman's de- lusional romantic advances in this original thriller. Amanda Detmer, Caleb Ruminer, Dina Meyer and Bri- an Smith star. Sunday HUMANS AMC 9:00 p.m. Anita (Gemma Chan) saves Toby (Theo Stevenson), but there's something strange about her. At the same time, Pete (Neil Maskell) is angry about the brothel murder cover-up, and George (William Hurt) tries to break free. Golan the Insatiable (28) (59) (3) 9:30 p.m. It's time for Golan to molt, but his life is in danger when he sheds his skin in the wilderness. As it turns out, only tiny Dylan can protect him. Elsewhere, an amorous ma- chine helps Carole loosen up. Rob Riggle and Aubrey Plaza star. Monday Devious Maids LIFE 9:00 p.m. Marisol (Ana Ortiz) is conflicted about Jesse (Nathan Owens) being both her boyfriend and her employ- ee. Elsewhere, Zoila (Judy Reyes) comes up with a plan to get her an- noying sister to leave, and Carmen (Roselyn Sanchez) gets a break. The Whispers (6) (6) 10:00 p.m. The clock ticks down as FBI child specialist Claire Bennigan (Lily Rabe) investigates a mysterious en- tity who's been communicating with children. The premise of the drama is loosely based on the Ray Bradbury short story "Zero Hour." Tuesday Zoo (18) (7) (22) (29) (4) 9:00 p.m. Jackson (James Wolk) and Abraham (Nonso Anozie) head to Japan in the hopes of recovering the rest of Oz's father's research on animals. Jamie (Kristen Connolly) convinces Mitch (Billy Burke) to come with her to Louisiana to present her findings. Hollywood Game Night (16) (5) (13) (23) 10:00 p.m. Host Jane Lynch returns to guide the action as celebrities play party games to help contestants win cash. This season's celebrities in- clude Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Will Ar- nett, Wanda Sykes, "Weird Al" Yankovic and Debra Messing. Wednesday ESPY Awards (6) (6) 8:00 p.m. Joel McHale takes the stage at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, Cali- fornia, to host this highly-anticipat- ed ceremony. Celebrities from the Lily Rabe stars in "The Whispers" This week's Best bets Stars on Screen By Andrew Warren TV Media End of the line: AMC's twist on the classic western is nearing the end of the line. "Hell on Wheels" pulls out of the station one last time starting Saturday, July 18, with the pre- miere of its fifth and final season, the first half of which is airing this summer; the second half will be broadcast in the summer of 2016. The Anson Mount-headlined drama is set shortly after the rav- ages of America's Civil War, when a former Confederate soldier (Mount, "In Her Shoes," 2005), still reeling after the murder of his wife and child, takes on a job working on the legendary Pacific Railroad. It's a gritty, dirty western with a historical twist, and this season features what is perhaps the most iconic event in the building of the First Transcontinental Railroad: the driving of the final, golden railway spike when the east and west lines finally met up at Promontory, Utah. That moment marks the end of an era in American history, and it's a fitting event to happen in the final season of "Hell on Wheels." Beyond Mount, "Hell on Wheels" stars Colm Meaney ("Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"), Phil Burke ("100 Million BC," 2008), Robin McLeavy ("Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," 2012), Christopher Heyerdahl ("Sanctuary") and Jennifer Ferrin ("As the World Turns"). This season will also introduce a new cast of characters, the workers on the western end of the railway. While TV watchers so far have only seen the goings-on in 'Hell on Wheels' returns for a final season the east, as the two sides creep ever closer to each other, the crew in the west — made up mostly of Chinese workers, as opposed to the mainly Irish workers in the east — will be introduced. Season 5 may be the end of the line for "Hell on Wheels," but it's not over quite yet. Rock on: Denis Leary is back in the game. Formerly known for his foul mouth and raunchy humor, after voicing Diego in the family- friendly "Ice Age" franchise, star- ring in the superhero romp "The Amazing Spider-Man" (2012) and headlining the gritty firefighter drama "Rescue Me," he's definite- ly made a name for himself as a skilled and diverse actor. Since "Rescue Me" wrapped up in 2011, he's been busy behind TV screens writing and executive producing with "Sirens" and "Maron," but he's finally headed back to a starring role on the network that gave him a chance with "Rescue Me." "Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll," Leary's latest project, hits FX beginning Thursday, July 16. Leary plays Johnny Rock, the washed-up singer of The Heathens, a defunct '90s band that broke up on the very day that their first album was released. Now, more than two decades later, the broke and job- less Rock sees a spark of hope that his dreams of fame and for- tune may come true. Elizabeth Gillies ("Victorious") stars as his daughter, an ambi- tious singer with a love of The Heathens' distinct rock 'n' roll style. She wants to get the band back together, but with herself as the lead singer and her dad just being credited as a songwriter. John Corbett ("Northern Exposure"), Robert Kelly ("Good Luck Chuck," 2007), John Ales ("Spy Hard," 1996) and Elaine Hendrix ("Superstar," 1999) also star in the comedy about a father and daughter who are equally ambitious for fame and for- tune and the things they'll do to each other to get that shot at stardom. Anson Mount stars in "Hell On Wheels" worlds of sports and entertainment gather to celebrate the year's most memorable sports moments and achievements. Thursday Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll FX 10:00 p.m. Denis Leary returns to television as Johnny Rock, a washed-up rocker who decides to try to get his old band back together after watching another band's sold-out reunion show. The new comedy also stars John Corbett and Elaine Hendrix. Lip Sync Battle SPIKE 10:00 p.m. Canadian pop sensation Justin Bie- ber takes on former NFL star and major league baseball player Deion Sanders in a battle for lip sync champion. LL Cool J hosts this hilar- ious competition series, which fea- tures celebrities lip synching to popular songs. Friday Killjoys SYFY 9:00 p.m. The Killjoys are forced to confront their deepest, darkest secrets when they take on a treasure hunting, salvage job aboard an abandoned spaceship. 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