TV Show Guide For November 20, 2013 (Wednesday)

TV Guide listings for Wednesday! What TV shows will you be watching tonight, Wednesday, November 20, 2013? Here is the list for your complete TV show guide. Happy TV watching!

Note: All TV show guide times are EST.

8:00 PM

Survivor: Blood vs. Water (“Big Bad Wolf”) – An emotional loss results in the first jury member of the season; a tearful tribal council; a contestant makes a generous offer. (CBS)

The X Factor USA [LIVE] (“Top 10 Finalists Perform”) – The finalists perform songs by U.K. artists; One Direction performs. (FOX)

The Middle (“Thanksgiving V”) – Axl looks for the right time to share news about his college classes; Frankie’s dad reveals a gambling loss; Sue hides a secret; Brick determines to have lime-green Jell-O salad on Thanksgiving. (ABC)

Revolution (“Everyone Says I Love You”) – Charlie demonstrates to Rachel how much she has matured; Neville issues Jason a proclamation. (NBC)

Arrow (“State v. Queen”) – A mysterious illness impacts hundreds of people in the city, including Diggle; Oliver realizes The Count (Seth Gabel) has escaped from prison. (The CW)

8:30 PM

Back in the Game (“No Crying in Baseball”) – After Danny gets teased, the Cannon tries to toughen up the team; birthday party planning tests Terry and Lulu’s friendship. (ABC)

9:00 PM

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (“Rapist Anonymous”) – When Rollins tries to help a friend press rape charges against her lover, she finds herself thrust into the middle of the case. (NBC)

Criminal Minds (“Strange Fruit”) – When skeletons are discovered in the backyard of a home in Virginia, family secrets and past racial divisions are brought to light. (CBS)

Modern Family (“ClosetCon ’13?) – Claire encourages Jay to go to ClosetCon, where he is reunited with former colleagues; for the first time, Cam takes Lily and Mitch to the Tucker farm. (ABC)

The Tomorrow People (“Limbo”) – Stephen has some fun with his new powers; John notices tension between himself and Cara after he and Russell come back from their trip. (The CW)

Tyler Perry’s For Better or Worse (“The Exam”) – The guys endure colonoscopies and prostate exams to maintain their healthcare coverage. (OWN)

Restaurant: Impossible (“Restaurant More Impossible”) – Chef Robert Irvine dishes out some real time trivia as he tries to help the owners of Gusanoz, an authentic Mexican restaurant suffering from growing pains. (Food Network)

Paranormal Witness (“The Exorcist”) – An exorcist is schooled in the ancient procedure at the Vatican in Rome. (Syfy)

Extreme Cheapskates (“Jordan/Michael”) – A Utah housewife spends only $1,400 a month for her family of five by rationing and finding new uses for everything. (TLC)

9:30 PM

Super Fun Night (“The Set-Up”) – Kendall sets Kimmie up on a date with one of Richard’s nerdy friends, which ends up eliciting a surprising reaction from Richard; Kimmie and her roommates go crazy when Dan, Benji and Ruby move in temporarily. (ABC)

Tyler Perry’s For Better or Worse (“Keisha’s Up to Something”) – In spite, Keisha tells Joseph that Leslie’s marriage is annulled. (OWN)

10:00 PM

Nashville (“Hanky Panky Woman”) – Deacon confronts Rayna about putting too much pressure on Scarlett; Jeff battles Rayna for control of the album she made with Liam; Gunnar struggles as he attempts to write a song for a major artist. (ABC)

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (“Check in and Check Out”) – When two people are stabbed at a local motel, the incident resembles two previous crimes that occurred in the same location. (CBS)

American Horror Story: Coven (“The Dead”) – Fiona finds purpose in a dangerous love affair; Queenie questions her place in the Coven; Cordelia makes a decision about her mother. (FX)

Top Chef (“Piggin’ Out”) – The contestants make their own hot sauce; the chefs butcher and cook a 300-pound pig. (Bravo)

Dateline NBC – Investigative journalism. (NBC)

South Park (“A Song of Ass and Fire”) – The battle for new gaming devices heats up with Black Friday around the corner; Cartman seeks revenge after Princess Kenny’s betrayal. (Comedy Central)

The Soup – Host Joel McHale offers a comic recap of the week’s major events in the worlds of entertainment, sports and politics. (E!)

How I Rock It [SERIES PREMIERE] (“Jason Lee; Michael Chernow; Waraire Boswell; Jim James”) – Jim James of My Morning Jacket takes the stage in Los Angeles; actor Jason Lee rides with the Venice Vintage Motorcycle Club; the Meatball Shop co-owner Michael Chernow opens a new restaurant; fashion designer Waraire Boswell suits up NBA stars. (Esquire)

Restaurant: Impossible (“Soul Searching”) – The once strong relationship between the owners of the Georgia Boy Cafe has deteriorated. (Food Network)

The League (“Baby Geoffrey Jesus”) – Ruxin and Sofia battle over what religion baby Geoffrey will be; Andre tries a long con; Kevin worries he has been taking Jenny for granted. (FXX)

Origins (“Thompson Square”) – The life and careers of country music stars behind the scenes. (GAC)

Girl Code – Getting engaged; taking care of pets; feeling “not good enough”; overprotective parents; guys date women you dislike. (MTV)

Preachers of L.A. (“Mending Hearts”) – Deitrick’s parents come to visit and all the issues of his past resurface; Bishop Jones gets unsettling news about his health; the Chaneys try to keep their marriage intact. (Oxygen)

Ghost Mine [SEASON FINALE] (“The Final Barrier”) – The miners believe they are close to uncovering a mother lode; Kristen and Patrick believe they have what they need to solve the unexplained mysteries of the Crescent. (Syfy)

Buying Naked [SERIES PREMIERE] (“Nudey-wed’s First Home”) – A newly wed couple new to the nudist lifestyle searches for their first home with a nudist real estate expert. (TLC)

10:30 PM

Ke$ha: My Crazy Beautiful Life (“Proposal”) – Ke$ha helps her cousin’s boyfriend plan the ultimate proposal in Las Vegas. (MTV)

The League [SEASON FINALE] (“The 8 Defensive Points of Hanukkah”) – The Shiva and The Ruxin are on the line; Andre confronts the one plastic surgeon in Chicago; Rafi tries to collect a debt from Ruxin’s sister Rebecca; TacoCorp. launches The Eskimo Brothers Database. (FXX)

Alternate Route [SERIES PREMIERE] (“Nashville”) – Matt hops into a 1969 Chevy pickup and explores Nashville, Tenn., where he samples fried chicken and bourbon made with quinoa; Matt tries on custom-fit jeans and drives a stock car. (Esquire)

Buying Naked (“Nudists Fetch a Home”) – Veteran nudists and dog owners looking for a home in a clothing optional community. (TLC)

Burning Love (“Puppet Show / An All American Date”) – Julie treats the guys to a puppet show and loses her cool; Zak goes on an All American date; Robby Z lightens the mood. (E!)

Key & Peele – Samuel and Lashawn celebrate a now-legal marriage; a detective meets his new partner; Lando Calrissian is followed by a superfan. (Comedy Central)

Late Night TV Shows

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart is joined by Actress Jennifer Lawrence. (11:00 PM, Comedy Central)

Chelsea Lately features Comic Chris Franjola; comic Fortune Feimster; comic Whitney Cummings. (11:00 PM, E!)

Conan welcomes Will Ferrell as Ron Burgundy; Jessie Ware. (11:00 PM, TBS)

The Colbert Report has Musician M.I.A. (11:30 PM, Comedy Central)

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno is joined by Country music artist Blake Shelton; TV hosts Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb; Imelda May performs. (11:35 PM, NBC)

Late Show With David Letterman features Actress Jennifer Lawrence. (11:35 PM, CBS)

Jimmy Kimmel Live welcomes Actor Idris Elba; chef Rene Redzepi; Chvrches performs. (11:35 PM, ABC)

Late Night With Jimmy Fallon has Actor Will Forte; video game demo; Charlie Wilson performs with The Roots. (12:35 AM, NBC)

The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson is joined by Actress Nikki Reed; comic Joe Zimmerman. (12:35 AM, CBS)

Last Call With Carson Daly welcomes Screenwriter Mark Protosevich; journalist David Finkel; Jonathan Wilson performs. (1:35 AM, NBC)