What to watch
SATURDAY February 25, 2023 College Basketball
CBS, ESPN & FOX, Beginning at 9 a.m. Live Today’s college hoops highlights include Creighton at Villanova (FOX), Uconn at St. John’s (CBS), Indiana at Purdue (FOX), Arizona State at Arizona (CBS), Auburn at Kentucky (CBS) and Saint Mary’s at Gonzaga (ESPN).
NBA Basketball: Boston at Philadelphia
ABC, 5:30 p.m. Live
The Boston Celtics visit Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center to take on James Harden and the 76ers.
54th Annual NAACP Image Awards
BET, 8 p.m.
The annual ceremony returns in front of an audience for the first time in three years with this installment broadcast from Pasadena, California. One of the most distinguished multicultural awards shows for people of color, the NAACP Image Awards highlight artists committed to uplifting values that inspire equality, justice and progressive change. Winners in the various categories were determined by online voting. Nominees for Outstanding Motion Picture are Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Emancipation, A Jazzman’s Blues, Till and The Woman
King. Among the television categories, Outstanding Comedy Series nominees are Abbott Elementary, Atlanta, black-ish,
Rap Sh!t and The Wonder Years, while Outstanding Drama Series nominees are Bel-air, Bridgerton, Euphoria, P-valley and Queen Sugar. For all the nominees and more info, visit naacpimageawards.net.
Made for Each Other
Hallmark Channel, 8 p.m. Original Film A sculptor (Alexandra Turshen) uses magic to turn her ideal man (Aaron O’connell) into reality but begins to fall for her real-life friend (Matt Cohen).
12 Desperate Hours
Lifetime, 8 p.m. Original Film
Based on an Ann Rule true-crime story, this film, directed by Gina Gershon, was shot in 15 days. Val (Samantha Mathis, Billions), held hostage with the kids, must outwit the captor before Daddy gets home. That’s a mental load!
Saturday Night Live
NBC, 8:30 p.m. Live
Actor Woody Harrelson becomes a member of SNL’S famed “five-timers club” as he returns to guest-host tonight, following his previous gigs in 1989, 1992, 2014 and 2019. He is joined by musical guest Jack White, who is making a fifth SNL appearance of his own (his fourth time as a solo artist, following his initial 2002 appearance as part of the White Stripes).