Matt's Help guide to Weekend TV: Friday Cult TV, The building of South Park and Breaking Bad

Trey Parker, Matt Stone FRIDAYFriday evening is cult evening, which might be why Rachelle Lefevre, the initial Victoria within the first couple of Twilight movies, is joining CBS' A Gifted Guy (8/7c) as Dr. Kate Sykora, one of the candidates Michael is meeting with to operate the clinic. ... Elsewhere, Jensen Ackles directs a chapter from the CW's Supernatural (9/8c) by which Mike follows a add a demonic situation from his youth. Firefly's Jewel Staite seems because the monster-of-the-week, whose niche is eating the brains of low-existence thugs. ... On Fringe (Fox, 9/8c), Walter continues getting hallucinations of Peter, once we anxiously await his return. ... And Syfy's Sanctuary (10/9c) returns for any 4th season, carrying out a daylong Season 3 marathon (begins at 8 am/7c). Within the premiere, Dr. Magnus time-travels to 1898 London to try and steer clear of the well known Adam Worth from destroying natural order of history. In present time, the relaxation from the team battles a rising tide of Hollow Earth Abnormals.SATURDAYCan't get an adequate amount of the Amanda Knox story? CBS' 48 Hrs Mystery offers what it really calls Amanda Knox: The Untold Story (10/9c), with correspondent Peter Van Sant revealing particulars of her amount of time in Italian prison, together with a letter alleging that they was exposed to sexual violence with a prison administrator.Want more fall TV news? Sign up for TV Guide Magazine now!Like dancing on the corpse, BBC America is definitely the 2009 British comedy series Free Agents (11/10c) mere days after NBC canceled the botched American remake for only three airings. Odds are far better you'll be able to begin to see the entire six-episode run of the series, that is more amusing and a lot more frank in the sexually billed office shenanigans. As with the NBC version, Anthony Mind steals every scene he's in because the randy boss of the London talent agency, whose employees range from the totally divorced Alex (Episodes' Stephen Mangan) and also the acerbic Helen (Sharon Horgan), who's grieving the dying of her fiancé. Their not-quite-partnership may be the backbone from the series, that is tart without having to be toxic, unlike the remake, where something vital - like genuine humor and endearing figures - in some way got lost within the translation.In other highlights: Heroes might be lengthy gone, but Adrian Pasdar keeps attempting to save the planet. In Syfy's typically over-the-top Saturday evening movie The Terror Beneath (9/8c), he assumes monstrous tree roots in the Garden of Eden that may ruin the earth for that relaxation people. Who thinks about this stuff? ... Ben Stiller hosts Saturday Evening Live (11:30/10:30c) for just the 2nd time, with Promote the folks as musical guest.SUNDAYSo it's arrived at this. Within the 4th-season finale of AMC's non-stop riveting Breaking Bad (10/9c), entitled "Face Off," Wally and Jesse finally decide to defend myself against their boss-switched-enemy, Gus Fring. I've not had an opportunity to begin to see the episode yet, but when this showdown is anything such as the fights and twists we have thrilled to in recent days, it will likely be the television event from the weekend."Nobody does an animated show such as this,Inch states among the producers riding the bullet train of creative anarchy referred to as South Park. Whether anybody should perform a show by doing this is yet another question. But it is labored pretty much to date for Trey Parker and Matt Stone, who have reached their 15th season of creating cutting-edge scatological and topical satire. Within the fascinating documentary 6 Days to Air: The building of South Park (Comedy Central, 9/8c), filmmaker Arthur Bradford takes cameras within the writing room - no real surprise, poo jokes really are a large hit - along with the recording studio and animation offices for phone frenetic procedure for turning around a South Park episode inside a week. Bradford's film visits they in an interesting time, as Parker and Stone go back to work following a longer-than-usual break that incorporated the outlet of the hit Book of Mormon on Broadway. Because they adjust towards the exhilarating but tiring grind, pitching ideas and spinning and dicing towards the last second - the episode under consideration is shipped via satellite four hrs before airtime - you cannot help but marvel they have the power to help keep cracking themselves (and generally, us) up.In other highlights: Lisa Edelstein has exchanged up, departing the diminishing House behind to start a 3-episode arc on CBS' The Great Wife (9/8c) as Will's feisty ex, who opposes Alicia and can inside a court-purchased mediation. Awkward! ... Ich bin ein Stewardess? Within an episode of ABC's Pan Am (10/9c) performed out against a historic backdrop, the crew flies journalists to Berlin to pay for among JFK's most legendary speeches, and Maggie would go to great measures to satisfy the leader she campaigned for. However the setting also brings up painful World war 2 reminiscences for Colette, while Kate is busy attempting to help a spy contact escape East Germany. ... Should you rather spend the evening watching E!'s Kim's Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event (8/7c), a four-hour orgy of superstar-reality excess concluding Monday, you've my sympathies.Sign up for TV Guide Magazine now!