What’s on Global TV This Week? November 1-15 Primetime Highlights

WHAT TO WATCH AND STREAM ON GLOBAL:
PRIMETIME HIGHLIGHTS FOR NOVEMBER 1-15

 
PRIMETIME SPECIALS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Sheriff Country and Fire Country Crossover Episodes
8 p.m. – Sheriff Country
“No Way In”
On the first crossover episode, when a dangerous prison break escalates into a volatile hostage crisis, Sheriff Mickey Fox must make a high-stakes decision with personal consequences that could change the course of the case and put lives on the line.

9 p.m. – Fire Country
“No Way Out”
On the second crossover episode, when escaped convicts trigger a dangerous manhunt, Bode and the Station 42 crew join forces with Sheriff Mickey Fox and her deputies to protect their loved ones and the community caught in the crossfire.

ALL NEW PRIMETIME SERIES
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1
7:30 p.m. ET/ 7 p.m. PT – 60 Minutes
60 Minutes, with its hard-hitting investigative reports, newsmaker interviews, and in-depth profiles, is the most successful broadcast in television history, marking 51 consecutive years as America’s #1 news program with the close of the 2024-25 broadcast. It has been honoured with almost every broadcast journalism award, including 25 Peabody awards for excellence in television broadcasting.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2
8 p.m. – FBI
“Atonement”
When a prison transport van is attacked and eight female convicts escape, the team is sent on a hunt for the missing prisoners. When all but one is located, they look to find the motive behind the escape. Meanwhile, Scola grapples with a big life change.

9 p.m. – CIA
“Real Intelligence”
When an extremely powerful and dangerous AI model is stolen by an employee, Colin and Bill look to track her down before she can sell it to the highest bidder. Meanwhile, Bill makes new revelations about his father.

10 p.m. – Harlan Coben’s Final Twist
“Caught On Camera”
When a young couple is found shot dead in a crashed car in Nashville, detectives dig through phone records and blurry security footage that lead them across state lines… straight into a secret someone was willing to kill to protect.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
8 p.m. – Survivor
“The Girl at the Prom”
Survivor 51 introduces The Open Era and 21 new castaways to battle for the title of Sole Survivor and $1 million prize.

9:30 p.m. – Private Eyes West Coast
“Keep it in the Family”
A client hires Shade and Angie to track down his stolen engagement ring, a priceless family heirloom. As they sift through suspects, it’s clear some aren’t keen on the client tying the knot. Top of the list? His older sister, Detective Violet Xiao – who happens to have it out for our crime-solving duo. Meanwhile, Will wonders why Shade gets cagey when he asks to see Shade and Angie’s wedding video – until he views it and finds out why.

10:30 p.m. – Abbott Elementary
“Courtney”
Episode description is currently unavailable.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5
7:30 p.m. – Eternally Yours
“Steve’s Dream”
Max invites Steve the Blood Guy over for game night, a kind gesture that inadvertently leads Steve to decide to leave Seattle – and sends the coven on a desperate hunt for a new blood supply. Also, Liz and Phyllis wrestle for control of the house’s interior design.

8 p.m. – 9-1-1
“Imposter Syndrome”
Episode description is currently unavailable.

9 p.m. – Elsbeth
“A Bad Lie”
A prize-winning hole-in-one by Perry Macintyre (Nat Faxon) leads Elsbeth and an insurance investigator to suspect foul play behind a country club president’s fatal accident. Meanwhile, Elsbeth and Lydia meet Teddy’s soon-to-be mother-in-law (Erika Woods) and father-in-law.

10 p.m. – Cupertino
“Celeste”
Olivia recruits her friend Celeste to be the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against an AI training company accused of wage and overtime abuse. Meanwhile, Michael, Christy and Natalia track down someone with information on Bo.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
10 p.m. – Crime Beat
“A Tragedy Beyond Measure Part 1”
In the early morning hours of June 30, 2009, operators at Ontario’s Kingston Mills Locks discover a sunken car blocking one of the gates. Police think it’s a stolen vehicle that’s been dumped – or a teenage prank. But when a diver goes down to get a plate number, he finds 4 females inside. All deceased. At first, it appears to be a horrible accident, or possibly suicide. As investigators work to unravel what happened, details quickly emerge that tell them it was neither.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8
7 p.m. – 60 Minutes
60 Minutes, with its hard-hitting investigative reports, newsmaker interviews, and in-depth profiles, is the most successful broadcast in television history, marking 51 consecutive years as America’s #1 news program with the close of the 2024-25 broadcast. It has been honoured with almost every broadcast journalism award, including 25 Peabody awards for excellence in television broadcasting.

8 p.m. – Cupertino
“Harper”
When Christy’s roommate is denied a transplant due to an AI algorithm swapping the order of the list to put a wealthy man above her, Michael and Olivia race to get a judge on board to stop the surgery. Meanwhile, due to a traffic jam, everyone involved must fight this legal battle remotely from their cars.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9
8 p.m. – FBI
“Ultimatum”
Episode description is currently unavailable.

9 p.m. – CIA
“Legacy”
Episode description is currently unavailable.

10 p.m. – Harlan Coben’s Final Twist
“State Secrets”
A former Arkansas state senator is found dead in her home, her body wrapped in a tarp. Outside, the security cameras are gone. Investigators begin to ask whether her political past made her a target.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10
8 p.m. – NCIS
“Speechless”
When the team finds an 8-year-old girl, Chloe (guest star Kinley Andreen), hiding alone in her apartment and her Marine mother missing, they discover the shy witness is hiding a surprising skill that just might crack the case wide open. As the investigation unfolds, it’s a race against time that tests just how far a parent will go to protect family.

9 p.m. – NCIS: NEW YORK
“True Love”
When a naval interrogator is found brutally murdered in her own home, the team is called to the scene. Meanwhile, Nick struggles with the investigation into his old NYPD partner.

10 p.m. – NCIS: ORIGINS
“Baila Esta Cumbia”
In 1993, the team’s investigation into the murder of a con woman hits close to home for Lala. In the present, Gibbs (Mark Harmon) and Bishop (Emily Wickersham) team up for an intense interrogation.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
8 p.m. – Survivor
“Load the Ark, Two by Two”
Survivor 51 introduces The Open Era and 21 new castaways to battle for the title of Sole Survivor and $1 million prize.

9:30 p.m. – Private Eyes West Coast
“Blood, Sweat and Cheers”
A father hires Shade and Angie to clear his daughter’s name. The internet has accused Cassie, a star cheerleader, of murdering her beloved coach. Soon, our detectives tumble into the world of cyberbullying and college admissions scandals, discovering just how far parents will go to protect their kids. Meanwhile, Angie faces her own parenting crisis when a run-in with a judgy park-goer has her questioning her own parental choices.

10:30 p.m. – Abbott Elementary
“Competition”
Episode description is currently unavailable.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12
7:30 p.m. – Eternally Yours
“Eternal Sunshine of Phyllis’s Mind”
Episode description is currently unavailable.

8 p.m. – 9-1-1
“Who’s Your Daddy”
Episode description is currently unavailable.

9 p.m. – Elsbeth
“All About Eats”
When a Coney Island champion dies after a donut-eating contest, Elsbeth enters the world of competitive eating, where an eager superfan (Sam Richardson) is a little too hungry for the top spot.

10 p.m. – Cupertino
“YUNGWOOD”
Michael and Olivia try to save art and original music by suing an AI-music studio that is releasing copycat songs and negatively impacting legendary rapper YUNGWOOD’s (Method Man) streaming revenue. Also, Michael fights through familial disagreements when he goes up against his dad as opposing counsel.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
8 p.m. – Sheriff Country
“Close to the Chest”
When a dangerous case hits close to home for Hank, Mickey and the team race to protect someone he loves while uncovering the secrets that may have put him in danger.

9 p.m. – Fire Country
“Church and State”
When a dangerous electrical surge sparks a devastating fire at Eve’s apartment complex, Station 42 races to save trapped residents, and they begin to question what is straining Edgewater’s aging power grid.

10 p.m. – Crime Beat
“A Tragedy Beyond Measure Part 2”
As the news of the four women found in a sunken car at Ontario’s Kingston Mills Locks makes international headlines, police receive information from friends and family both at home and abroad, revealing a conspiracy to murder them. As they work to prove who did it and why, one of the suspects is making plans to leave the country. It’s a race against the clock to build their case, make the arrests and get justice for the victims.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15
7 p.m. – 60 Minutes
60 Minutes, with its hard-hitting investigative reports, newsmaker interviews, and in-depth profiles, is the most successful broadcast in television history, marking 51 consecutive years as America’s #1 news program with the close of the 2024-25 broadcast. It has been honoured with almost every broadcast journalism award, including 25 Peabody awards for excellence in television broadcasting.