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    1 next for the #MeToo movement. of Representatives, discusses the 5 Wednesday American conservative movement. 8pm Reindeer Family & Me 8 Saturday 9pm Martin Clunes: Islands of 8pm Midsomer Murders Australia Midsomer Life, Part 1 10pm Martin Clunes: Islands of The detectives investigate when WSKG-HDTV Australia the ex-wife's lover of the owner of 11pm Martin Clunes: Islands of Midsomer Life magazine dies. Dec 2018 Australia 9pm Father Brown expanded listings 12am Amanpour and Company The Crackpot of the Empire 10pm Are You Being Served? 6 Thursday The Club 1 Saturday 8pm Expressions (WSKG) Songs of the Season 10:30pm Are You Being Served? 8pm Members' Choice 9pm 800 Words Do You Take This Man? 12am Members' Choice The first anniversary of his wife's 11pm Still Open All Hours 2 Sunday death looms large for George as Christmas 2016 8pm Members' Choice war breaks out with the in-laws. As Christmas approaches, grocer 12am Members' Choice 10pm Doc Martin Granville's cost-saving measures at 3 Monday Rescue Me his shop are as cunning as ever. Life in Portwenn transpires to get in 11:30pm Austin City Limits 8pm Antiques Roadshow Band of Horses/Parker Millsap Albuquerque, Hour Two Martin's way as he questions if Louisa will come back to him. Enjoy modern roots rock with Band Great finds include a 1969 Jasper of Horses. Parker Millsap supports Johns flag print and a 1939 11pm Doc Martin The Shock of the New The Very Last Day. inscribed "Pinocchio" book. 12:30am Front and Center 9pm Expressions (WSKG) Martin may have me this match after Martin's first session with Dr.