What to Watch November 9: ‘The Voice,’ ‘CIA’ and ‘Line of Fire’ Bring the Drama
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Monday television is coming in hot with live performances, a familiar face crossing into another FBI universe and a Secret Service operation that could go terribly wrong. NBC's The Voice begins its live shows, while CBS brings Jeremy Sisto's Jubal Valentine into CIA for a crossover that should give fans of the Dick Wolf franchise something to talk about.
Over on Line of Fire, the Zenith Ball becomes the setting for another dangerous investigation, and the stakes couldn't be higher for Mike and his team. There's also new comedy from St. Denis Medical and The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, plus a Monday Night Football matchup between the Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings. Apparently, nobody got the memo that Mondays are supposed to ease us back into the week.
The Voice officially enters its live-show phase tonight, with contestants from two teams taking the stage for performances inspired by the Y2K era. The coaches have spent weeks building their teams, but now the competition gets considerably more interesting as the artists face the pressure of performing live.
The early rounds are one thing, but live television has a way of exposing every shaky note and questionable song choice. Tonight's nostalgic theme should deliver some familiar hits, although picking the right song could make the difference between a standout performance and a very uncomfortable trip home. With the competition heating up, The Voice earns our TV Cave Top Pick.
FBI Crossover — Jeremy Sisto Guest Stars
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CBS has a little crossover action planned as Jeremy Sisto brings Jubal Valentine from FBI into the world of CIA. The appearance connects two teams that operate very differently, which should make for an interesting clash of investigative styles.
CIA has spent its second season exploring the uneasy partnership between Bill Goodman and Colin Glass, whose approaches to national security don't always align. Adding Jubal to the mix introduces another experienced federal agent who knows how to get results, although working alongside the CIA's unconventional operatives could test even his patience.
NBC's Line of Fire continues at 10 PM as Mike attempts to prove his suspicions surrounding the planned assassination attempt. With the Zenith Ball underway, what should be a glamorous evening becomes another potential security nightmare.
Meanwhile, Clare and Nia work together to stop a terrorist group, giving Nia another opportunity to prove herself after the trauma she's endured. Their developing partnership has become one of the more interesting relationships on the series, especially with Nia keeping a major secret about her brother.
Between the political maneuvering, dangerous investigations and complicated personal relationships, this team could really use one uneventful evening.
NBC kicks off its primetime schedule with St. Denis Medical, where Ron returns to work determined to prove he doesn't need special treatment. Unfortunately, his coworkers have other ideas, while Alex and Val find themselves disagreeing over some outstanding favors. Bruce also continues developing his relationship with Dr.
Emerson, because apparently the hospital's medical emergencies aren't enough to keep everyone occupied.
At 8:30 PM, The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins follows with Arthur and Rusty attempting to establish some financial independence. Reggie, however, isn't…
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