Weekend TV: 'Dancing on the Edge' (USA News)

USA News __Extraordinary Performances 40th Anniversary Celebration | Pbs, Friday, 9 Et/pt (times may shift)

Pbs commences its Arts Fall Festival with a birthday party we would all be able to appreciate: A salute to 40 years of Great Performances. Taped at Lincoln Center, the unique incorporates memories from such stars as Julie Andrews and David Hyde Pierce, and exhibitions by Audra Mcdonald, Josh Groban, Itzhak Perlman, Patti Austin and the New York City Ballet around others. What's more for the individuals who inquiry the need of Pbs: Good fortunes finding anything that comes anyplace close anyplace else.

Moving on the Edge | Starz, Saturday, 10 Et/pt

Starz offers its most recent import, a five-part British miniseries around the range of an assembly of dark jazz musical performers breaking the shade restraint - and getting made up for lost time in a homicide - in 1930s London. The show stars Chiwetel Ejiofor, an Oscar contender for 12 Years a Slave.

Homeland| Showtime, Sunday, 9 Et/pt

To make certain, one awful scene is insufficient to crash an arrangement, especially when the arrangement is on a par with Homeland and the two past scenes were so solid. Still, a week ago trip was disturbing, less on the grounds that it was grim - we get it, Carrie and Brody should sink to imprisoned profundities before they can climb again - however in light of the fact that it debilitated to sever our binds to the two primary characters. Eventually, there's main such an extensive amount Carrie harming herself and Brody being harmed that viewers are liable to watch. Wouldn't it be great if we could trust Homeland is carried out pushing that cutoff.