What To Watch Today

Morris Chestnut as Dr. John Watson — 'Watson'
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Worth Watching

‘Watson’s Medical Mysteries, NFL Conference Championships, Asia’s Natural Wonders, Paul Newman at 100

New Today

Rachel, Rachel

Rachel, Rachel

Paul Newman 100th Birthday Tribute starts at noon/11c that begins with his 1968 feature-film directorial debut, Rachel, Rachel, starring his wife Joanne Woodward.

NFL Playoffs

NFL Playoffs

First, on Fox, NFC East rivals No. 2 Philadelphia Eagles take on the resurgent No. 6 Washington Commanders, their third contest this year (each won their respective home game during the regular season).

The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper

The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper

In “Operation Panda,” senior national correspondent David Culver goes behind the scenes with giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao.

All Creatures Great and Small (2020)

All Creatures Great and Small

It’s an especially emotional episode for Siegfried (Samuel West), the infant’s godfather, who mitigates his joy with irritation over a particularly aggravating client.

Watson

Watson

Series Premiere

There’s nothing elementary about the medical mysteries tackled by a certain Dr. John Watson (Morris Chestnut) and his young team of crack specialists at a Pittsburgh clinic named after Sherlock Holmes.

Sports on TV

More Sports

Tennis

2025 Australian Open Tennis: Men’s Championship

The men’s singles championship match at the Australian Open takes place at Melbourne Park. ESPN2 airs an encore of the match later Sunday morning.

NFL Football

AFC Championship Game: Buffalo Bills at Kansas City Chiefs

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills aim to end Kansas City’s bid for a Super Bowl three-peat when they battle Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

Women's College Basketball

UCLA at Maryland

NFL Football

NFC Championship Game: Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles

Figure Skating

U.S. Championships: Men’s Free Skate

Talk Show Guests

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

Approximate times: 11:35 PM AM, ET 10:35 PM, CT and MT; 8:35 PM, PT.  An interview with a former football player, with two SuperBowl rings, and Colorado Buffaloes coach, Deion Sanders, followed country music singer Kane Brown.