The groundbreaking twist of this dating show is long overdue, the shouting begins as the Democrats try to sort out whoâs going against Trump, and a year-old race finally ends.
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With the cataclysmic news that [The Office will be leaving Netflix in early 2021]( and will stream exclusively on NBCUniversal’s forthcoming subscription streaming service that no one will actually pay for, you’d better get your fill of Dunder-Mifflin while you still can. Or, you know, just flip on Comedy Central, where it’s on 23 hours a day. But you should take this as an opportunity to step outside your comfort zone and *gasp* watch something else. But what to watch? We ain’t called TV GUIDE for nothin’. We’ve picked four shows for you to watch based on what you already love about The Office, and put them in a really cool video starring a handsome man who may or may not write this newsletter. Just [click on over to our videos page]( or head over to the [TV Guide homepage]( and you’ll see it, then you will finally recognize the brilliance of Comedy Central’s [Corporate](. After that, check out tonight’s TV picks:
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[Are You the One?](
[A groundbreaking Are You the One? lets the fluidity flow](
Season 8 premieres Wednesday at 9/8c on MTV
Your typical dating competition show is heteronormative and soooooo 2002, but MTV is conducting one of the most exciting experiments in the genre with the new season of its “perfect match” series Are You the One?. This season, the 16 singles looking for love will all be sexually fluid, meaning instead of seven single-sex options for each person to choose from, there will be 15 singles of all identities to choose from (!!!). That’s going to make the show’s gimmick — figuring out which couples a computer algorithm deemed perfect matches — even more difficult, as the permutations of who is best with who just went up exponentially. But the explosive drama is still there, as are the screaming matches and regretful hookups, proving no matter your label, love is still an emotional minefield. It’s going to be a wonderfully modern love-is-love free-for-all.
BUT NO SPIDER-PIG
[Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse](
[Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the best movie of 2018, is streaming](
Now on Netflix
[Into the Spider-Verse]( not only broke the technological boundaries of animation, but also all of the rules about what a good origin story could be. Following the birth of a new Spider-Man, Miles Morales ([Shameik Moore]( the movie takes a surprising turn by smashing the Spider-people of many different universe together. Miles learns how to be a hero not just from another universe's Peter Parker ([Jake Johnson]( but also Spider-Gwen ([Hailee Steinfeld]( Penni Parker ([Kimiko Glenn]( Noir Spider-Man ([Nicholas Cage]( and Spider-Ham ([John Mulaney](. As they fight to send our heroes back to their proper universes and keep the multi-verse from imploding, Miles finds a family and purpose along the way. This movie will break you down, build you up, and give you a banging soundtrack to bop to while it happens. - Krutika Mallikarjuna
DONKEY FIGHT
[Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden](
[Let the Democratic Thunderdome begin!](
Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on NBC (continues Thursday)
The day many Americans are waiting for — the 2020 presidential election — is still a ways off, but first, the Democrats have to figure out who is going to run against Donald Trump. Though the clown car has been packed and scooting around for months, the circus officially begins tonight with the first debate for the Democratic presidential nominee hopefuls. There will be 20 — not a typo — lefties of varying degrees pitching Americans for their votes over the next two nights (10 tonight, 10 tomorrow), including frontrunners Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris. Will the Democrats team up together to put forth the best candidate, or will they devolve into a toxic, name-calling shouting match? Are You the One? might be more civilized than this.
WE CAN SEE THE FINISH LINE
[The Amazing Race](
[The Amazing Race just keeps runnin’](
Season 31 finale Wednesday at 9/8c on CBS
There are four teams left competing for the million-dollar prize in CBS’s race around the globe, but eagle-eyed viewers have already figured out which team gets eliminated at the end of the first hour of tonight’s two-hour finale [thanks to a spoilery promo](. Whoops. Someone’s getting fired. The first hour will see the teams racing through London, while the second hour will crown a winner in Detroit. The interesting note here? This season was filmed a year ago, meaning the winners — if they can still remember they won — can finally come out of hiding and brag.
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