What to Watch What to Watch this Weekend: RHOSLC returns for a drama-filled season 2 Plus, Lucifer comes to an end (for real this time), Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain bring serious chemistry to HBO's Scenes From a Marriage, and more. By EW Staff Published on September 10, 2021 08:07AM EDT FRIDAY Lucifer HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on Netflix Season PremiereAfter avoiding cancellation twice, Lucifer's sixth and final season is here. Picking up shortly after the season 5 finale, the 10-episode cycle finds Lucifer (Tom Ellis) grappling with the prospect of becoming the new God. "Lucifer, his whole story begins with wanting to be God, wanting to have the same power and ability as God," said co-showrunner Joe Henderson at the end of season 5. "When the dog catches the car, what does the dog do with it? That is a question worth exploring for a season." Whatever the answer is, hopefully it involves Lucifer and Det. Chloe Decker (Lauren German) getting a happy ending together. —Chancellor Agard Related content: Lucifer stars Tom Ellis and Lauren German reveal the season 1 episode they want to do over Lucifer star Lauren German teases 'beautiful selfless acts' from Chloe and Lucifer in season 6 Lucifer bosses break down season 5B's tragic twist and heavenly finale Kate HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on Netflix In the Japan-set Netflix action-thriller Kate, Mary Elizabeth Winstead plays an assassin who has just 24 hours to find out who fatally poisoned her. "She sets out on a mission to find out who poisoned her and kill them before she dies," Winstead told EW earlier this year. "Along the way, she forges this bond with this teenage girl named Ani (Miku Martineau), and they end up taking on this mission together. It's a heartfelt, brutal, assassin story!" Because if there's one thing assassin stories are missing, it's heart. —Clark Collis Related content: See Mary Elizabeth Winstead take on a killer role in the trailer for Kate First look at Mary Elizabeth Winstead in the action-thriller Kate Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Ewan McGregor welcome their first child together Hear more on all of this weekend's must-see picks, plus what comedian Bill Engvall is watching, in EW's What to Watch podcast, hosted by Gerrad Hall. What Else to Watch Streaming LuLaRich (docuseries debut) — Amazon Prime Ted Lasso — Apple TV+ Pretty Hard Cases (series debut) — IMDb TV Making Modern with Brooke and Brice (series debut) — Magnolia Network Metal Shop Masters (series debut) — Netflix Kacey Musgraves: Star-Crossed — Paramount+ Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem (season finale) — Peacock Movies Come From Away (filmed Broadway production) — Apple TV+ Malignant — HBO Max Dating & New York — Digital 7 p.m. 9/11: The Legacy (doc) — History 7:30 p.m. The Smurfs (series debut) — Nickelodeon 8 p.m. Race Against Time: The CIA and 9/11 — CBS Burden of Truth — The CW Rise and Fall: The World Trade Center (doc) — History Blue Collar Auction (series debut) — Circle Network 9 p.m. 20/20 — ABC Dynasty — The CW Detainee 001 (doc) — Showtime The Hunt for Bin Laden — Smithsonian Channel 10 p.m. Dateline — NBC Road Stories (series debut) — Circle Network SATURDAY 8 a.m. 9/11 Twenty Years Later: America Remembers — ABC Circle Remembers 9/11 presented by Wounded Warrior Project — Circle Network 8 p.m. Shine a Light (special) — CNN/CNN International/CNN en Español 9/11: Four Flights (doc) — History Say Yes to the Dress — TLC 9 p.m. Roadhouse Romance (movie) — Hallmark 10 p.m. NYC Epicenters 9/11 -> 2021 1/2 (special night/season finale) — HBO 9/11: I Was There (doc) — History SUNDAY The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 9 p.m. on Bravo Season PremiereThe first season of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, which launched last November, was a crowd-pleasing new franchise in Bravo's reality empire, an irresistible snow-capped twist on its classic formula. How could it possibly live up to its early promise in its sophomore season, you ask? Worry not: The stakes shot up higher than the altitude this spring, when returning cast member Jen Shah was charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering — all while Bravo's cameras were rolling. Not unlike the current (and deeply engrossing) season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, this next chapter in RHOSLC will be supercharged with tension as a real-world scandal crashes the ladies' reality-world lifestyles, and they're all left to navigate a minefield while the fans (not to mention the feds) watch closely. Throw in the addition of a new Housewife, not to mention the ongoing dramas that made the first season must-watch TV? Bravoholics can count themselves #blessed indeed. —Mary Sollosi Related content: The Week in 'Wives: A RHOP road trip, a RHONY finale, and a RHOBH showdown Snow-capped intrigue abounds in The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season 2 trailer RHOSLC star Jen Shah charged with fraud, money laundering in alleged telemarketing scam Scenes From a Marriage HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 9 p.m. on HBO Series DebutBased on Ingmar Bergman's emotionally devastating miniseries, HBO's Scenes From a Marriage stars Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain as Jonathan and Mira, a Jewish professor and corporate executive whose union unravels over five wrenching episodes. Suffice it to say it's not always an easy watch, but Isaac and Chastain's performances are more than worth the price of admission, as the two bring their palpable chemistry (and 20-plus years of friendship) to bear in a searing exploration of love, marriage, and divorce. As Isaac told EW, "This is someone that knows me. We have a similar language, and there's just total trust. And when I read [the script], I felt like this whole story is about that. To do this with someone who knows all your tricks, there's no way but to be honest." Adds writer-director Hagai Levi, "The chemistry between them, from the first day, was unbelievable." As anyone who saw that viral video of the duo at the Venice Film Festival would expect. —Tyler Aquilina Related content: Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain are back together in HBO's Scenes From a Marriage Jessica Chastain is replacing Michelle Williams in HBO's Scenes From a Marriage College reunion! Watch Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain, Anthony Mackie, and more reminisce American Rust HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 10 p.m. on Showtime Series DebutThis 9-episode drama gets off to a slow-burn start. Fortunately, Jeff Daniels can make anything compelling — even mashing up pills with a mortar and pestle. The Emmy winner stars as Del Harris, the imperturbable police chief in the languishing Rust Belt town of Buell, Pennsylvania. He's in love with Grace Poe (Maura Tierney), so when Grace's son, Billy (Alex Neustaedter), is accused of murder, Del's job suddenly gets a lot more complicated. Based on Philipp Meyer's acclaimed 2009 novel, Rust weaves a grim but engrossing tale of a town worn down by the dual demons of the opioid epidemic and unemployment — and the residents fighting to hold on to what they have. —Kristen Baldwin Related content: Breaking news: Jeff Daniels looks back on his most famous roles, from Dumb and Dumber to The Newsroom Jeff Daniels narrates blistering anti-Trump video for his home state of Michigan An exclusive look at 26 of summer 2021's must-watch TV shows What Else to Watch 8 p.m. Celebrity Family Feud — ABC The Real Housewives of Potomac — Bravo 2021 MTV Video Music Awards — MTV Gossip (season finale) — Showtime Power Book III: Raising Kanan — Starz 8:30 p.m. Big Brother — CBS Fantasy Island (special night & time) — Fox 9 p.m. The Chase — ABC The Walking Dead — AMC Chapelwaite (new timeslot) — Epix Redemption in Cherry Springs — Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Billions — Showtime Heels — Starz 10 p.m. To Tell the Truth — ABC 11 p.m. Work in Progress — Showtime *times are ET and subject to change We know TV has a lot to offer, be it network, cable, premium channels, or streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, and others. 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