Saturday, November 21st TV listings for NBC (WBBH) Fort Myers, FL
Gulf Coast News Today - Saturday New Live
Saturday morning news.
Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild Treetop Costa Rica New
Dr. Rae and Peter care for injured wildlife in Costa Rica and join conservationists in building a bridge to give endangered howler monkeys a safe path through the rainforest; later, Peter helps treat an electrocuted monkey at a wildlife hospital.
Earth Odyssey With Dylan Dreyer Chasing North America New
From Yellowstone to the Sonoran Desert, Dylan Dreyer meets North American wonders, including bald eagles and grizzly bears gone fishing, a fox family face-off and adorable baby lambs.
The Great American Journey Come Together
Kelsey Grammer explores the ways Americans come together, from the National Mall and Golden Gate Bridge to American car culture and jazz music.
Wild Child World's Biggest Babies New
From huge humpback calves and giant newborn giraffes, to colossal capybara pups and enormous emu hatchlings, Sheinelle Jones uncovers some of the coolest -- and biggest -- babies ever seen.
College Football
All the action from college football.
Programming to be announced.
Saturday Weekend news coverage.
NBC Nightly News With Tom Llamas New
Tom Llamas anchors the latest news, going beyond the headlines to see how lives are affected by the world around them.
College Countdown New Live
College Countdown sets the stage for kickoff with expert analysis, key storylines and everything fans need to know before the big game.
College Football Southern Methodist University vs. Notre Dame
From Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Ind.
Gulf Coast News at 11pm on NBC New Live
Saturday Latest local news.
Talented actors and comedians who are accompanied by a weekly guest host present a series of skits and sketches; includes musical performances from popular artists.
Paid programming.
Young and single crew live, love and work together aboard a luxurious yacht.
Crime Exposé With Nancy O'Dell
A hit-and-run-collision leads to the discovery of a man dead from his injuries. Clues left at the scene reveal that it was no routine traffic fatality.