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"FacebookPinterestGetty Images\n\nSo many entertainment options, so little time... In our regular feature, GQ programs your viewing weekend. Four picks, plus one thing we will definitely skip (and so should you).\n\n(1) On television: FIFA World Cup Final \n\n When to watch: Sunday, July 11 at 2:30pm ET on ABC\n\n The end is here for the month-long tournament that made Americans\u2014go figure\u2014actually watch, cheer and even talk about soccer. Sure, our boys were knocked out a while ago. Whatever. We're still booked from 2:30 to 5pm on Sunday. And since neither the Netherlands nor Spain has ever won the cup before, one European country is bound to be deliriously happy on Sunday night like they've never been before. And no matter what happens, no more vuvuzelas! That's right, everyone wins!\n\n(2) In theaters: The Girl Who Played With Fire\n\n Based on book two of the late Stieg Larsson's enormously popular Millennium Trilogy, the film promises to be as badass and visually stunning as the screen version of book one, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (if you haven't seen it, shame on you). This is one of those richly detailed, rewardingly complex crime series that makes you realize how crummy most other genre entries are.\n\nAfter the jump, two more picks.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\n(3) In theaters: The Kids Are All Right\n\n This film, already a festival favorite, is about a family. A modern family. Annette Bening and Julianne Moore play married lesbians\u2014but don't write this off as \"lesson\" movie about open-minded liberalism. Despite its indie sheen, the film is actually a conventional domestic comedy, only much smarter and more poignant. When the couple's two teenage children want to meet their biological father, played by Mark Ruffalo, the marriage is put to the test and the whole family is turned upside-down.\n\n(4) &amp;amp;lt;strong&amp;amp;gt;On television: Children's Hospital\n\n When to watch: Sunday, July 11 at 10:30pm ET on Adult Swim\n\n If you're sick of poorly written, melodramatic medical shows, perhaps you'll enjoy a wicked spoof of them. It's like an entire show of J.D.'s daydreams on Scrubs... if J.D. did drugs. Rob Corddry (the hilarious The Daily Show With Jon Stewart alum) started Children's Hospital as a web series in 2008 because it was the one place he could get away with such wildly inappropriate humor. Now, the series comes to TV\u2014and compromises nothing in the translation.\n\nSkip This: Ochocinco: The Ultimate Catch\n\n When NOT to watch: Sunday, July 11 at 9pm ET on VH1\n\n Look, we actually enjoy Chad Ocho Cinco. Funny dude. Killed it on \"Hard Knocks.\" But that doesn't mean we have the slightest interest in watching 85 women compete for his affection in a bracket-style tournament. (Why didn't they just call this show \"One Night at the Club With Chad Ocho Cinco\"? As if one reality show about a NFL wide receiver's gigantic, uh, self-regard wasn't enough, at 10:30, there's the second season of Terrell Owens' similarly trashy dating series, The T.O. Show. When does football season start?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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