Queen Latifah executive produces and stars in “Flint,” premiering Saturday on Lifetime.
Queen Latifah executive produces and stars in “Flint,” premiering Saturday on Lifetime. Rafy Photography LIFETIME
Queen Latifah executive produces and stars in “Flint,” premiering Saturday on Lifetime. Rafy Photography LIFETIME
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What to Watch on Saturday: Queen Latifah in ‘Flint,’ David S. Pumpkins Halloween, Hallmark launches Christmas

By Brooke Cain

bcain@newsobserver.com

October 28, 2017 06:30 AM

Flint (8 p.m., Lifetime) – Jill Scott and Queen Latifah star in this movie about a woman who deals with the toxic water crisis in Flint, Mich., and its effect on her family. Rob Morrow, Betsy Brandt and Marin Ireland also star.

Marry Me at Christmas (8 p.m., Hallmark) – Hallmark’s Countdown to Christmas movie season starts with this story of a bridal boutique owner who is swept off her feet by the bride’s brother, a gorgeous movie star. Stars Rachel Skarsten and Trevor Donovan.

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Reluctant wedding planner Maddie Krug (Rachel Skarsten) meets her match in Johnny Blake (Trevor Donovan) in “Marry Me at Christmas.”
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The Murder Castle (8 p.m., Investigation Discovery) – A new scripted, three-part miniseries (all three episodes air tonight) tells the story of H.H. Holmes (aka Dr. Herman Webster Mudgett), America’s first serial killer.

The David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special (11:30 p.m., NBC) – Tom Hanks revives his popular “Saturday Night Live” character for this special.

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Tom Hanks as David S. Pumpkins in the “David S. Pumpkins Halloween Special” on NBC.
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