Best Medicine" and "When Calls the Heart" Highlight This Weekend's TV Lineup
"Best Medicine" is an American adaptation of the popular British series "Doc Martin," featuring Josh Charles as Dr. Martin Best, a Boston surgeon who becomes the town doctor in Port Wenn, Maine. The quirky residents of the seaside town challenge his patience, but they are unaware of his aversion to blood. Abigail Spencer and Annie Potts also star in the series, which moves to its regular time slot on Tuesdays at 8/7c after a Sunday preview.
In the heartwarming drama "When Calls the Heart," Elizabeth and Nathan return to Hope Valley after spending the summer at Camp Fullerton. They face challenges with a new diabetes clinic and a potential railroad strike, while the town prepares for the opening of Goldie National Park. Guest star Brooke Shields plays Charlotte Thornton, the mother of Elizabeth's late husband, Jack.
Chelsea Handler hosts the 2026 awards season, honoring film and TV series. "Sinners" leads the film nominations, while "Adolescence" leads the TV categories. The awards show recognizes outstanding achievements in both drama and comedy, with notable contenders like "One Battle After Another" and "Nobody Wants This."
The workplace mockumentary "The Newsreader" concludes its first season with Mare facing a dilemma that could impact the newspaper's reputation. Meanwhile, editor-in-chief Ned competes at the Ohio Journalism Awards, hoping for a win for the underdog team at the Toledo Truth Teller. Demi Moore stars in "The Edge" as widowed oil tycoon Cami, who must decide whether to take a risky drilling opportunity or face a lawsuit. The series explores the dynamics between Cami, Tommy, and Rebecca as they navigate business and personal challenges.
This weekend's TV lineup offers a mix of drama, comedy, and awards shows, providing entertainment for viewers of all tastes. Whether you're a fan of medical dramas, period pieces, or workplace comedies, there's something for everyone to enjoy on television this weekend.