He said, she said

It's still early in the year, but go ahead and make Kerry Washington and Wendell Pierce odds-on favorites to lead the Emmy race for their controlled, nuanced performances as Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas in "Confirmation." The film doesn't make it easier to pick sides, but it makes a successful case for the Senate hearings' impact on sexual harassment in the workplace.

7 p.m. Saturday, HBO

Live and let die

"Case Closed With AJ Benza," hosted by the tabloid journalist who secretly thinks he's a member of "Miami Vice," revisits the deaths of Brittany Murphy, Bob Crane, Elvis Presley and others who some can never let rest in peace.

9 p.m. Saturday, Reelz Channel

A kiss is but a kiss

While other networks switch their mission statements as often as you're supposed to change the oil in your car, Hallmark Channel has stuck to its guns — even if the ammunition of choice is Nerf pellets. Take "The Good Witch," the channel's No. 1 original series, which returns for a second season in which a kiss on the lips is considered sultry. The courtships in this charming little town might be tame, but it's a nice alternative in the cable world that increasingly resembles Cinemax After Dark.

8 p.m. Sunday, Hallmark

Kerry Washington stars in HBO’s “Confirmation.” Frank Masi

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