Top TV Programs of the Day - April 11, 2024


Well, the annual Masters golf tournament from the Augusta National Golf Club officially starts today at 8:30am ET/5:30am PT on TSN & TSN+, with weekend coverage on sister network CTV & TSN during the last 2 days of the tournament!


Other than the Masters Tournament starting today, here's a look at what's happening on TV later in the day:


CTV

8pm/7pm CT - Next Level Chef (NEW EPISODE, s-FOX)


CTV2

8pm ET & PT/9pm AT & MT - Patti Stanger: The Matchmaker (SERIES PREMIERE, s-CW)


Global

8pm/7pm CT - 9-1-1 (NEW EPISODE, s-ABC)


CBC

9pm/9:30pm NT - The Nature of Things (NEW EPISODE)


Citytv

8pm/7pm CT - Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent (NEW EPISODE, part of Law & Order Thursday)


COMING UP TOMORROW:

2nd round coverage of The Masters from Augusta, GA starts at 8:30am ET/5:30am PT on TSN & TSN+

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