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With the holidays coming up, WGN America celebrates this Thanksgiving 2017 with its very own live parade coverage and special marathons. There’s nothing better than celebrating the festive holiday weekend with some of the funniest home videos and your favorite extraterrestrial movies!
WGN America will have a live coverage of McDonald’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Viewers can continue enjoying the long holiday weekend with two “America’s Funniest Home Videos” marathons, another “Cops” marathon and a movie marathon filled with extraterrestrial favorites. It all starts Monday, November 20, with a “Slapsgiving” marathon. Watch four back-to-back episodes of How I Met Your Mother starting at 1:00 am ET / 12:00 am CT
5) Wednesday, November 22
Forget everything else you have to do. It’s Lights, Camera, Aliens! Movies For America starts NOW! #MenInBlack #WGNAMoviesForAmerica pic.twitter.com/vQ5o2Cv64e
— WGN America (@wgnamerica) November 15, 2017
“Be Thankful You’re Not on ‘Cops’ Marathon” featuring eight hours of “Cops”
Starting at 5:00 pm ET /4:00 pm CT
4) Thursday, November 23
“2017 McDonald’s Thanksgiving Parade” live coverage from Chicago
Starting at 9:00 am ET/8:00 am CT
‘America’s Funniest Home Videos’ Thanksgiving Marathon” featuring seven hours of the long-running entertainment show
Starting at 12:00 pm ET /11:00 am CT
“Be Thankful You’re Not on ‘Cops’ Marathon” featuring seven hours of Cops
Starting at 7:00 pm ET /6:00 pm CT
3) Friday, November 24
“‘America’s Funniest Home Videos’ Thanksgiving Marathon” featuring ten hours of the long-running entertainment show
Starting at 9:00 am ET /8:00 am CT
2) Saturday, November 25
“Out of This World Weekend” movie marathon, featuring back-to-back airings of Men in Black, followed by Inception and Contact
Starting at 5:00 pm ET / 4:00 pm CT
1) Sunday, November 26
“Out of This World Weekend” movie marathon concludes with Contact, Inception, Godzilla, and Gravity
Starting at 2:00 pm ET / 1:00 pm CT
WGN America celebrates Thanksgiving with more than just a plate of turkey through the holiday weekend.
– By Jorge Solis