What to Watch Saturday: 48 HOURS looks at the case of murdered Tacoma woman
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Here’s what’s on TV tonight.
Pride: A Seven Deadly Sins Story (8 p.m., Lifetime)
In this new movie, part of the TD Jakes “Seven Deadly Sins” series, bakery owner and reality TV star Birdie Moore’s carefully constructed world starts to crumble when her family secrets are brought to light. To salvage her legacy, Birdie must let go of the pride that estranged her from her daughter. It stars Stephanie Mills, Erica Campbell, Thomas “Nephew Tommy” Miles and Keeya King.
The Professional Bridesmaid (8 p.m., Hallmark)
In this movie, a professional bridesmaid uses her talents to help a mayor’s daughter keep her wedding on track. However, things get complicated when an ambitious local reporter snoops around to get close to the mayor for a big scoop. Hunter King and Chandler Massey star.
48 HOURS: Kassanndra’s Secret (10 p.m., CBS)
“48 HOURS” investigates the 2020 disappearance of Kassanndra Cantrell of Tacoma, Washington. Cantrell was supposed to meet her best friend on an evening in August, but never showed up. Police found her car in an industrial area near downtown Tacoma three days later, and located surveillance footage showing a man in a fedora leaving her car. Her body was found about a month later, in garbage bags dumped from a hillside.
The never-before-seen footage of the mysterious man in the hat has been obtained by CBS and will be shown tonight. Police pretty quickly suspected that the man in the hat was Colin Dudley, a man Cantrell met in 2006, but Dudley told them he hadn’t seen Cantrell in years. Was he telling the truth? Natalie Morales reports.
Also streaming on Paramount+.
Saturday Night Live (11:30 p.m., NBC)
Former SNL cast member Molly Shannon hosts with musical guests Jonas Brothers.
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