Dateline NBC April 21, 2024 Repeat Episode Preview Revealed
Hey, “Dateline NBC” fans. We’re back on here to let you know that the folks over at CBS will be serving up a repeat episode of Dateline NBC tonight, April 21, 2024. Some of you guys might not have seen this particular repeat episode. So, we do have some preview information for it.
NBC served up a new press release for this repeat episode. So, we’re going to run it by you for this preview session. Let’s get to it.
For starters, this repeat episode is officially titled, “Even the Devil Went to Church.” It originally aired way, way back on October 23, 2020. In this repeat episode, the Dateline NBC team took a deep look at a story about a Jefferson County, Alabama man who was tragically murdered in his own house. Afterwards, some rumors that involved a local pastor began to spread, and the truth eventually flipped the community upside down.
Canadian journalist Andrea Canning handled the reporting duties for this episode and case. It featured interviews with: Sgt. Brian Streit, Lt. Ellen Scheirer and others involved in the case.
NBC’s official description for this repeat episode of Dateline NBC reads like this, “When a small town Alabama resident is murdered in his home, rumors involving a local pastor begin to swirl as the truth ends up turning the community upside down.”
Again, NBC confirmed that Dateline NBC will be a repeat episode tonight, April 21, 20924, and it’s scheduled to hit the air, starting at approximately 9 pm central standard time. It will be a 1-hour event. So, expect it to wrap up at 10 pm central standard time.
Alright, guys. That’s all we’ve got for this latest, “Dateline NBC” TV show report, but definitely stay tuned for more.
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