What to Watch: Supergirl, Law & Order: Organized Crime and More! | Entertainment Weekly

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This week on What to Watch, host Gerrad Hall and EW’s Chancellor Agard, Sydney Bucksbaum, and Jessica Derschowitz see off ‘Supergirl’, root for ‘The Challenge: All Stars’, and reconnect with Elliot Stabler.

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