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What to Watch Tonight: Get Domino's on the Line Because Chef's Table: Pizza Is Out

Finally, a show that's the good kind of cheesy

How is it 2022 and technology still does not allow us to eat things shown on our TV? With that in mind, watch our pick for tonight, the Netflix food docuseries Chef's Table: Pizza, at your own risk. Thankfully, a cheese pie is only a phone call away, and I'm sure you have some coupons somewhere around the house.

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THE BEST SHOW TO WATCH TONIGHT

Chris Bianco, Chef's Table: Pizza

Chris Bianco, Chef's Table: Pizza

Netflix

Chef's Table: Pizza

Now on Netflix
The Emmy-winning Chef's Table documentary series profiling notable chefs is Netflix's longest-running current original in any genre, having premiered in April 2015. This installment is technically a spin-off focusing on six great pizza makers from all over the world, including an episode about Chris Bianco, who is widely considered to be the greatest pizzaiolo alive. He's based in Phoenix, Ariz., an unlikely place for great pizza, but once you hear Bianco talk about growing up in the Bronx, you'll understand his journey. He'll have you booking your flight to Sky Harbor to get your hands on one of his pies before the episode is over. -Liam Mathews [Trailer]

What to Watch Tonight (Tuesday, Sept. 6)


MORE NEW SHOWS AND MOVIES ON TONIGHT

Grace Van Patten and Jackson White, Tell Me Lies

Grace Van Patten and Jackson White, Tell Me Lies

Josh Stringer/Hulu
  • Ink Master (Paramount+): The tattoo competition is back for Season 14
  • Tell Me Lies (Hulu): A drama covering the tumultuous, obsessive, destructive, and hella sexy relationship between a man and a woman over several years

For everything new to watch this weekend, head to our listings page and our live sports page. For more recommendations, check out our Ultimate Guide for What to Watch in September.


WHAT ELSE TO WATCH

Bee and Puppycat

Bee and Puppycat

Netflix

Bee and Puppycat

Now on Netflix
This animated series may sound familiar; it dates all the way back to 2013, when it was a digital short by Adventure Time's Natasha Allegri, but it gets new life on Netflix with do-overs of the short first season and a new second season. The charming series follows an unemployed twentysomething woman who goes on adventures with Puppycat — a creature that is exactly what it sounds like (but seems more cat if we're being honest) — mixing fantastical temp-jobs in space with more mundane down-to-Earth problems. It's good for both kids and grown-ups, but should really resonate with those fresh out of high school or college and wondering what their next step in life should be. -Tim Surette [Trailer

Erich, Jason, Johnny, and Gabby, The Bachelorette

Erich, Jason, Johnny, and Gabby, The Bachelorette

ABC/Craig Sjodin

The Bachelorette

Now on Hulu
Since The Bachelorette has two leads this season, that means there are six fantasy suite dates this season. It's so many dates that ABC split them up over two nights to fit them all in. This week on The Bachelorette, Gabby spends some quality time with Erich, Jason, and Johnny, and Rachel gets to know Aven, Tino, and Zach better. Get ready to see more morning-after montages than you ever thought would be possible.