The Lede

Super 60 Had anyone suggested early last fall that the New England Patriots would be playing the Seattle Seahawks in SUPER BOWL LX, there probably would have been a lot of disbelief. But that, in fact, is the marquee matchup this Sunday, beginning at 6 p.m. ET on TSN, CTV, and RDS, and streaming on Crave through the live CTV channel. Pre-game coverage gets under way at 10 a.m. ET on TSN, and noon ET on CTV. Bad Bunny headlines the Apple Music SUPER BOWL LX Halftime Show, Charlie Puth is scheduled to sing the U.S. national anthem, Green Day will perform to honour the 60th anniversary of the SUPER BOWL, and the teams will be formally introduced by longtime Patriots fan Jon Bon Jovi, and longtime Seahawks fan Chris Pratt.

Islands in the Streaming Annually the plum time slot right after the SUPER BOWL is the most highly coveted of the season, and this year the honour goes to the hotly anticipated new crime drama THE BORDERLINE. Premiering after the final whistle Sunday on CTV and Crave (with subsequent episodes dropping on Crave on Fridays, beginning Feb. 13), THE BORDERLINE is set in the Thousand Islands region of Ontario, and stars Stephen Amell, Hamza Haq, Minnie Driver, and Tamara Podemski. In a story by TV critic Bill Harris for The Lede, series creator Graeme Stewart sets the scene for a thrilling tale of fierce loyalties, conflicts of interest, and clashes of culture between naive newcomers and local “lifers” who share dark and dangerous secrets.