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Watch the season finale of This is Life on Sunday, Nov. 28

It's a double feature night! Watch the final two episodes of season eight from This is Life on Sunday, November 28 @ 10 and 11 PM ET. 

• 10 PM ET: "Osage: Reign of Terror”. Lisa investigates the murders of wealthy Native Americans during the 1920’s oil boom and witnesses how the descendants are fighting to revive what was nearly lost forever. Note: This episode was originally set to air on November 21, but was pre-empted due to breaking news.
• 11 PM ET: "Intolerable: Sex Crimes in the Military". At what may finally be a moment for true reform, Lisa investigates the decades-long war on sexual assault and harassment in the military.

For your ears only: When Diana Met...

Have you heard one of the newest CNN podcasts yet? When Diana Met… takes listeners inside Princess Diana’s most notable meetings with public figures, politicians, dignitaries, and celebrities to reveal often-overlooked truths and misunderstandings about her life as Princess of Wales. Host Aminatou Sow examines those iconic and memorable connections and what they teach us about power, gender, and control. 

In the first episode, royal biographer Andrew Morton invites us to take an inside look at Princess Diana’s first lunch with Camilla Parker Bowles. The second episode on Princes William and Harry is also now available. Listen and subscribe to When Diana Met... on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, CNN Audio or wherever you listen to podcasts. 

If you missed the season finale of the CNN Original Series Diana, all six episodes are available to watch on demand via CNNgo and your cable provider until Tuesday, December 7. 

Is there life beyond our solar system? 

If so, what could that mean for us here on earth? In The Hunt for Planet B, follow the scientists working on the James Webb telescope, which is more powerful than any other telescope ever built and will see deeper into the universe than ever before.

Through cinema verité interviews, and footage of their work and lives, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Nathaniel Kahn introduces viewers to the engineers, astronomers, and other researchers (many of them women) who are involved in the mission. To learn more, read these pieces on exoplanets, theories on what could happen if we find life on Planet B, and the controversy over naming the telescope after James Webb.