Top TV Programs of the Night - April 29, 2024


Well, it's another light night in the Stanley Cup playoffs tonight, with only 2 games on tap: the Florida Panthers will have another shot at advancing to the 2nd round against their in-state rival, the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 5 of their first-round set at 7pm ET/4pm PT, followed by the Vegas Golden Knights trying to take a commanding 3-1 series lead against the Dallas Stars in Game 4 of their first-round set at approx. 9:50pm ET/6:50pm PT, both of which can be seen on Sportsnet!


Now here's a look at what's in store on the broadcast TV networks for tonight:


CTV

8pm/7pm CT - The Voice (NEW EPISODE, s-NBC)


CTV2

8pm ET & PT/9pm AT & MT - MasterChef Junior (NEW EPISODE, s-FOX)


Global

9pm/8pm CT - NCIS (NEW EPISODE, s-CBS)


CBC

9pm/9:30pm NT - Halifax Comedy Festival (BACK-TO-BACK EPISODES)


Citytv

8pm/7pm CT - American Idol (NEW EPISODE, s-ABC)


COMING UP TOMORROW:

The Maple Leafs & the Jets are on the brink of first-round elimination as both teams face off against the Bruins & Avalanche respectively in Game 5 of their teams' playoff series, while the Canucks can advance to the 2nd round of the Stanley Cup playoffs with a Game 5 win over the Nashville Predators, all of which can be seen on Sportsnet or CBC!

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