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The Entertainment They Want. Whenever They Want It HIGHLIGHTS SEPT • OCT THE ENTERTAINMENT THEY WANT. WHENEVER THEY WANT IT. Visit SHO.COM/BULK and learn how you could receive up to $9/unit when you launch SHOWTIME® in bulk via cable or satellite.* ORIGINAL SERIES NEW SEASON PREMIERES SEPTEMBER 9 NEW SERIES PREMIERES SEPTEMBER 9 NEW SEASON PREMIERES OCTOBER 28 SUNDAYS 9PM SUNDAYS 10PM SUNDAYS 9PM An all-new season of SHAMELESS has arrived – supersized SHOWTIME presents KIDDING, a wondrous new Original Series When it comes to taking care of business, there’s the easy way, and only available on SHOWTIME. Shrewd, spirited and starring Golden Globe® winner Jim Carrey. Carrey stars as Jeff, the hard way and the Ray way. But even Ray Donovan’s actions unapologetically street-smart, the Gallaghers are a loyal alliance aka Mr. Pickles, an icon of children’s television, who for the last have consequences and he soon learns that clean slates are a of defiance that know how to stick together and roll with the three decades has been a beacon of kindness and optimism to dirty business. Ray has taken some hits that would leave lesser punches. But as difficult life decisions get in the way, adulting both children and adults alike. But when his family life starts to men down for the count, but what doesn’t kill a Donovan only starts to take on a whole new meaning. Will the Gallaghers rise to unravel, Jeff discovers that keeping it all together isn’t as easy makes him stronger. One thing’s for sure, whether you’re with the occasion? Find out when Emmy® nominated William H. Macy as 1-2-3. The result: a kind man in a cruel world facing a slow him or against him – it may be a new day, but it’s the same Ray. and Emmy Rossum return in an outrageous new season of leak of sanity that begs the question – can you keep a good man Catch the new season of RAY DONOVAN, starring Liev Schreiber SHAMELESS – only on SHOWTIME. down? Frank Langella, Judy Greer and Catherine Keener co-star. with Susan Sarandon and Jon Voight. HOLLYWOOD HITS SPORTS DOCUMENTARIES COMEDY *For more information visit SHO.COM/BULK. © 2018 Showtime Networks Inc. All rights reserved. SHOWTIME and related marks are trademarks of Showtime Networks Inc., a CBS Company. Kidding, Ray Donovan, Cradle of Champions © Showtime Networks Inc. All rights reserved. Shameless © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All rights reserved. Baby Driver © 2017 TriStar Pictures, Inc. and MRC II Distribution Company L.P. All Rights Reserved. Patriots Day © 2016 CBS Films Inc. All rights reserved. Inside The NFL © 2018 NFL Productions LLC. All NFL-related names, marks, and logos are trademarks of the National Football League. All rights reserved. Emmy is a registered trademark of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Golden Globe is a registered trademark of Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Oscar is a registered trademark and service mark of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Showtime Networks Inc. reserves the right to change programs or scheduled times due to circumstances beyond our control or the opportunity to offer a program of greater interest. Programming, pricing, terms and conditions subject to change at any time. Pricing residential. Taxes not included..
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