What to watch on Thursday: ‘Reno 911! The Hunt for QAnon’ debuts on Paramount Plus

By Hau Chu,

(All times Eastern.)

Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles (Bravo at 8) The Joshes recruit their spouses to try to get an all-cash offer from a jeweler who’s wavering on a property.

Flip or Flop (HGTV at 9) Tarek and Christina work on an atypical house to leave their mark in a new territory.

Pawn Stars (History at 9) The shop owners and friends toast the season with a Christmas card competition.

Shaq Life (TBS at 9) A peek at Shaquille O’Neal’s entourage and his quality time as a dad.

Premieres

Babble Bop! (Peacock) An animated musical dance series aimed at preschoolers.

Dragons: The Nine Realms (Hulu and Peacock) In this spinoff of the How to Train Your Dragon film series, 1,300 years have passed and dragons have faded into myth.

Vigil (Peacock) There is a murder mystery unraveling aboard the titular British Royal Navy submarine, which is the stalwart of Britain’s nuclear defense, and the quest to find the killer leads to self-discovery and geopolitical strife.

Finale

Christmas Cookie Challenge (Food at 9) The contestants look to craft cookie animals as an alternative for Santa’s reindeer and also construct 3-D snowpeople.

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Paramount Plus

Robert Ben Garant, as Deputy Travis Junior, and Niecy Nash, as Deputy Raineesha Williams, return with the rest of the comedic cast in “Reno 911! The Hunt for QAnon.”

Specials

Reno 911! The Hunt for QAnon (Paramount Plus) The cast returns for a quest to find the shadowy Q, which takes them to a QAnon convention at sea.

Fantasy Island (Fox at 8) A businesswoman’s dreams of a perfect Christmas tests Roarke’s patience in a two-hour special before Season 2 begins next year.

Yearly Departed (Prime Video) A comedic variety special that will send off 2021 features host Yvonne Orji alongside monologists including Jane Fonda and Chelsea Peretti.

Movies

Beanie Mania (HBO Max) A documentary about the 1990s fad of Beanie Babies, the collectible plush toys that swept the world.

Driven to Kill (Lifetime Movie at 8) The mentally ill instructor of an auto racing school falls for Brittany, a new enrollee, and tries to oust everyone from her life.

Rebuilding a Dream Christmas (Lifetime at 8) A successful real estate broker is bequeathed an old Victorian home from her grandmother, and she hires a single dad to repair the house in anticipation of flipping it.

— Hau Chu

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