What to Watch on Thursday: How will Grey's Anatomy shock with this year's fall finale?

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Grey’s Anatomy

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Kelsey McNeal/ABC

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 8 p.m. on ABC

When it comes to finales of any kind, Grey’s Anatomy doesn’t hold anything back. On a show that has seen bombs in body cavities, plane crashes, ferry boat crashes and more, anything is possible. And this year’s fall finale is no different. The series’ final hour of 2019 finds Jo caring for a baby that was left at Station 19, and Meredith returning to the hospital just in time for an ending that the show promises will leave viewers on the edge of their seats. —Samamtha Highfill

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How to Get Away With Murder

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 10 p.m. on ABC

It’s time for the last “murder night” ever – the deadly moniker for the How to Get Away With Murder fall finale gets one last huzzah as we encounter the events swirling around the Keating Four’s law school graduation. Annalise gets disturbing news that sends her running for the hills, while the Keating Four’s lives are irrevocably changed by the revelation of the identity of the FBI information, and gasp, yet another dead body. Creator Pete Nowalk calls the finale, “scary, suspenseful, and delightful,” a twisted blend that’s become the hallmark of this show. —Maureen Lee Lenker

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The Knight Before Christmas

HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: Streaming on Netflix

In Vanessa Hudgens’ new Netflix romp, she stars as a small-town science teacher, Brooke, who falls for a time-traveling knight, Sir Cole (Josh Whitehouse), after a sorceress sends him from 1300s Britain to present-day Ohio on a quest to become a true servant of the monarchy. While it boasts all of the saccharine pleasures you expect from a holiday-themed rom-com, Hudgens’ chemistry with her leading man (as well as some clever running jokes) elevates The Knight Before Christmas to another level as a joyous cinema equivalent to a Christmas bonbon. —Joey Nolfi

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What ELSE to Watch

8 p.m.
Supernatural The CW
Young Sheldon CBS
SuperstoreNBC

8:30 p.m.
Perfect Harmony NBC
The UnicornCBS

9 p.m.
The Good Place NBC
A Million Little ThingsABC
MomCBS
LegaciesThe CW

9:30 p.m.
Carol’s Second ActCBS
Will & GraceNBC
Chrisley Knows Best (season finale) — USA

10 p.m.
Evil CBS
Law & Order: SVU
NBC

Streaming
Cheat (British drama, U.S. debut) — Sundance Now
Mortel (series debut) — Netflix
No Activity (season premiere) — CBS All Access
The Miracle (series debut) — Topic
Philharmonia (series debut) — Topic
Preacher Lawson: Get to Know Me — BET+
Craig Ross Jr.’s MonogamyUMC

*times are ET and subject to change

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