Things to Do
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July 25, 2013

"Magic City" 9 p.m. Starz — Stevie's bacchanalian DJ convention invades the hotel.

"The Rickey Smiley Show" 9 p.m. TV One (second season debut) — Smiley plays a version of himself and expect the show to be wackier and looser this season.

"Warlocks Rising" 9 p.m. Discovery — Troy organizes a fight night.

"Continuum " 10 p.m. Syfy — Kiera looks for the missing bodies of several time travelers.

"Randy to the Rescue" 10 p.m. TLC — Randy's clients in Washington D.C. includes an attorney who's struggling with weight issues.

"72 Hours 10:30 p.m. TNT (first season finale) — Given where TNT has scheduled this, it's fair to say this is the series finale, too.

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