What to Watch November 10: ‘Dancing With the Stars,’ ‘NCIS’ and ‘Reasonable Doubt’

Tuesday television is bringing Grammy-worthy performances, three hours of naval investigations and another round of courtroom drama. ABC's Dancing With the Stars celebrates Grammy Night with seven remaining couples, while CBS has new episodes of NCIS, NCIS: New York and NCIS: Origins. Over on Hulu, Reasonable Doubt continues its fourth season as the Stewart Firm prepares to make its case.
FOX is also keeping medical drama fans busy with Best Medicine and Doc, while Netflix has a new comedy special from Abbott Elementary star Janelle James. Between the dancing, legal battles and medical emergencies, Tuesday has plenty to offer without anyone needing to leave the couch.
TV Cave Top Pick: Dancing With the Stars
8 PM ET | ABC and Disney+
Dancing With the Stars turns up the music for Grammy Night as the seven remaining couples perform routines inspired by Grammy-winning and nominated artists. The evening features songs from Beyoncé, Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake, Evanescence and more, giving the contestants plenty of opportunities to deliver memorable performances.
The competition is getting tighter, and tonight brings back the Dance-Offs, where couples face one another for valuable bonus points. Harry Shum Jr. and Jenna Johnson have earned immunity from the head-to-head battles, while the other six couples will have to fight for every advantage. With live performances from Brandy, Monica, Maren Morris and Sheryl Crow also on the schedule, this is shaping up to be one of the season's biggest nights.
Tuesday, November 10 TV Schedule
Time (ET) | Show | Network/Streaming | Tonight |
Streaming | Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death | Hulu | Three-Episode Docuseries Release |
Streaming | Janelle James: How Romantic | Netflix | Stand-Up Special Premiere |
Streaming | Reasonable Doubt | Hulu | New Episode |
Streaming | Phony | Hulu | New Episode |
Streaming | Between Steps | Disney+ / Hulu | Season 1 Finale |
Streaming | Ludwig | BritBox | New Episode |
8:00 PM | Dancing With the Stars | ABC / Disney+ | Top Pick — Grammy Night |
8:00 PM | NCIS | CBS | New Episode |
8:00 PM | Best Medicine | FOX | New Episode |
8:00 PM | Bobby's Triple Threat | Food Network | Season 5 Finale |
8:00 PM | Love & Hip Hop: The Final Chapter | VH1 / MTV / BET | New Docuseries |
8:00 PM | The Real Housewives of New York City | Bravo | New Episode |
9:00 PM | NCIS: New York | CBS | New Episode |
9:00 PM | Doc | FOX | New Episode |
9:00 PM | The Curse of Oak Island | History | Season 14 Premiere |
9:00 PM | Big Bargain Holiday Showdown | HGTV | New Episode |
9:00 PM | Bobby Flay's The Line | Food Network | Season 1 Finale |
9:00 PM | Tyler Perry's Assisted Living | BET | New Episode |
10:00 PM | NCIS: Origins | CBS | New Episode |
10:00 PM | Michael Strahan's Iconic Fashion | ABC | Three-Part Special Premiere |
10:00 PM | The Golden Life | E! | New Episode |
All times Eastern. Streaming titles are available on demand unless otherwise noted. Local broadcast schedules may vary.
‘NCIS’ Brings a Family Connection and More Investigations
CBS has three hours of NCIS tonight, beginning with the flagship series at 8 PM. The team investigates the disappearance of a Marine mother after discovering her eight-year-old daughter alone in their apartment. The little girl may know more than anyone realizes, and her unexpected abilities could provide the breakthrough investigators need. There's also a fun real-life connection: young guest star Kinley Andreen is the daughter of NCIS actress Katrina Law.
At 9 PM, NCIS: New York investigates the murder of a naval interrogator found dead inside her home. NCIS: Origins follows at 10 PM, shifting between 1993 and the present as an old murder investigation hits close to home for Lala. Meanwhile, Gibbs and Bishop find themselves working together on an interrogation, giving longtime franchise fans another familiar partnership to follow.
‘Reasonable Doubt’ Continues Its Courtroom Battle
Hulu's Reasonable Doubt returns with another Season 4 episode as the Stewart Firm begins presenting its defense. Jax and her colleagues have never been strangers to complicated cases, but bringing an unexpected ally into the proceedings could change the direction of the trial.
The series continues balancing courtroom maneuvering with the personal complications that make Jax's life anything but predictable. Winning a case is difficult enough without having to question everyone's motives, and this season has given the attorneys plenty of reasons to keep their guard up.
‘Doc’ and ‘Best Medicine’ Bring More Medical Drama
FOX begins its evening with Best Medicine, where a Revolutionary War reenactment takes an unexpected turn when several Port Wenn residents begin displaying unusual symptoms. Martin is left trying to determine what's happening, which is probably not how anyone expected their historical celebration to end.
At 9 PM, Doc continues with Amy facing troubling questions about her brain health and what they could mean for her future at Westside. Gina also pushes the boundaries of medical treatment while attempting to save a patient whose condition appears hopeless. Between the personal stakes and difficult medical decisions, FOX is delivering two very different approaches to life in the medical profession.
Janelle James, Reality TV and More Tuesday Highlights
Netflix premieres Janelle James: How Romantic, the comedian's first hour-long stand-up special. Fans who know her as the wonderfully self-absorbed Ava Coleman on Abbott Elementary will get to see James bring her own perspective to relationships, money and modern life. Anyone expecting Ava's questionable workplace advice might find that James has plenty of outrageous observations of her own.
Elsewhere, The Curse of Oak Island returns for Season 14 on History, while Food Network closes out the seasons of Bobby's Triple Threat and Bobby Flay's The Line. ABC follows Dancing With the Stars with Michael Strahan's Iconic Fashion, a three-part special exploring influential figures in fashion.
Our Top Pick belongs to Dancing With the Stars, where Grammy Night promises memorable music and increasingly fierce competition. But between the NCIS franchise, Reasonable Doubt and FOX's medical dramas, Tuesday has enough variety to keep just about everyone entertained.





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