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Tuesday, Sept. 4
Mayans M.C.
FX, 10pm
New Series!
The next chapter in Kurt Sutter’s award-winning Sons of Anarchy saga is set in a post-Jax Teller world, where Ezekiel “EZ” Reyes (JD Pardo) is fresh out of prison and a prospect in the Mayans M.C. charter on the California/Mexico border. EZ must carve out his new identity in a town where he was once the golden boy with the American dream in his grasp.
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— Mayans MC (@MayansFX) July 19, 2018
E! News
E!, 7pm & 11pm
The E! news team welcomes back Giuliana Rancic as she returns to her familiar role. Beginning tonight she will be cohosting the show with Jason Kennedy.
Model Squad
E!, 8pm
New Series!
This two-week event takes you inside New York’s Fashion Week. The series follows nine high-profile supermodels — Daniela Braga, Olivia Culpo, Hannah Ferguson, Ping Hue, Nadine Leopold, Caroline Lowe, Ashley Moore, Shanina Shaik and Devon Windsor — as they prepare for the fall fashion season, navigate the cutthroat world of high fashion, and juggle relationships, friendships and hardships.
The Bobby Brown Story
BET, 9pm
New Miniseries!
BET had a critical and popular hit on its hands with last year’s biopic miniseries The New Edition Story, which chronicled the rise and fall of the famed R&B group. Now, the network narrows its focus even further with a two-night miniseries that looks at the life of one of the most renowned members of that group, Bobby Brown. Woody McClain reprises his role as Brown, from the earlier miniseries, with other notable casting including Gabrielle Dennis as Whitney Houston and Donshea Hopkins as Bobbi Kristina Brown. Part 2 airs tomorrow night.
Castaways: “A Cry for Help”
ABC, 10pm
Matt finds two other castaways, Sawyer and Richard, on another part of the island. The three must figure out how to split their resources evenly. Tim feels guilt as he decides whether to stay in a new camp or return to his injured friend, Krichelle.
Making It: “Happily Ever Crafter”
NBC, 10pm
Season Finale!
On the season finale, the last three makers must create use their crafting skills to create a beautiful wedding experience for one happy couple, whose ceremony will be officiated by none other than host Nick Offerman!
Ex Libris — The New York Public Library
PBS, 10pm
Go inside one of the great knowledge institutions of the world. The New York Public Library is accessible and open to everyone, and exemplifies the deeply rooted American belief in the individual’s right to know and be informed.
Wrecked: “Last Meal”
TBS, 10pm
This season, the gang finds themselves shipwrecked on a mysterious billionaire’s private island, where they’re forced to hunt each other to the death in a basic-cable battle royale. In tonight’s episode, on the eve of the hunt, Martha offers the survivors one last meal of their choosing — as long as they can all decide together.
The Purge
USA Network, 10pm
New Series!
Based on the popular movie franchise, this thrilling series revolves around a 12-hour period when all crime, including murder, is legal during America’s Purge. As the clock winds down, each character is forced to reckon with their past and determine if they will be purging or purged upon.
Wednesday, Sept. 5
Born This Way: “Our Best Friend’s Wedding”
A&E, 8pm
Season Finale!
In the two-hour Season 4 finale, as Cristina and Angel’s wedding date quickly approaches, a nervous Cristina reaffirms her commitment to Angel by surprising him with a gift, while Angel takes lessons on being a good husband and prepares to move in with Cristina.
Back to School Just for Laughs
The CW, 9pm
While performing at the Montreal Just for Laughs festival, comedians including John Mulaney, Dave Chappelle, Jon Stewart and Eric Andre share their hilarious educational experiences.
Ancient Invisible Cities: “Cairo”
PBS, 9pm
See how 3D scanning can be used to explore Egypt’s ancient treasures, including the Great Pyramid of Giza and the first pyramid ever built, a hidden Roman fortress, and a well deep in the rock below the Arab citadel of Saladin.
Suits: “Coral Gables”
USA Network, 9pm
Harvey (Gabriel Macht) helps Samantha (Katherine Heigl) settle an old score. Louis (Rick Hoffman) faces a hurdle on the path to fatherhood.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
FXX, 10pm
Season Premiere!
At the end of Season 12, Dennis (Glenn Howerton) moved to North Dakota to be a dad, so while the gang might be without him for most of Season 13, you can still expect Charlie (Charlie Day), Mac (Rob McElhenney), Dee (Kaitlin Olson) and Frank (Danny DeVito) to go all out celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl victory.
The Sinner: “Part VI”
USA Network, 10pm
Vera (Carrie Coon) reveals Mosswood’s past to Ambrose (Bill Pullman), leading to a turn in Julian’s (Elisha Henig) case.
Thursday, Sept. 6
Tennis: US Open: Women’s Semifinals
ESPN, 7pm Live
The US Open women’s singles semifinal matches take place tonight at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, N.Y.
NFL Football: Atlanta at Philadelphia
NBC, 8:15pm Live
The 2018 NFL regular season kicks off tonight at Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Super Bowl LII champion Philadelphia Eagles, as they take on the Atlanta Falcons. The Eagles narrowly beat the Falcons 15-10 in an NFC divisional playoff game last season.
Match Game
ABC, 9pm
Tonight’s celebrity panelists are Mario Cantone, Sandra Bernhard, Oliver Hudson, Caroline Rhea, Adam Rodriguez and Eva Marcille.
Bite Club
Food Network, 9pm
New Series!
Tyler Florence brings together five of a city’s most talented chefs to battle it out in a restaurant they’ve never cooked in before. Through a game of chance, two of these local chefs become the judges and the other three compete to become the hometown champ.
Queen of the South: “Justicia”
USA Network, 9pm
Teresa (Alice Braga) tries to free a friend from his cage and comes face-to-face with her sworn enemy.
Take Two: “It Takes a Thief”
ABC, 10pm
When a priceless painting is stolen in a daring heist, Sam (Rachel Bilson) and Eddie (Eddie Cibrian) are hired to try to recover it before it goes up for auction in the new episode “It Takes a Thief.”
Jordin Sparks: A Baby Story
Lifetime, 10pm
This one-hour special follows singer Jordin Sparks and her husband Dana Isaiah as they adjust to newlywed life, balance their successful careers and prepare for the birth of their son.
Rachel Hunter’s Tour of Beauty
Ovation, 10pm
Season Premiere!
In Season 2, supermodel Rachel Hunter embarks on a search throughout the Americas for the secrets to lasting beauty and a complete sense of well-being. From the ancient Incan citadel of Machu Picchu in Peru to the body-conscious beaches of Miami and beyond, she explores landscapes as varied and diverse as the people and cultures that inhabit them.
Shooter: “Patron Saint”
USA Network, 10pm
As Bob Lee (Ryan Phillippe) finds himself torn between justice and family, Atlas pivots to a new game plan. Isaac (Omar Epps) and Nadine (Cynthia Addai-Robinson) investigate an overlooked Jack Long thread. Harris (Jesse Bradford) meets with a powerful ally.
Friday, Sept. 7
Marvel’s Iron Fist
Netflix
Season Premiere!
As the martial arts character from the Marvel comics (Finn Jones) embarks on his second season, he faces two new villains: Davos/Steel Serpent (Sacha Dhawan) and Mary Walker/Typhoid Mary (Alice Eve).
Sierra Burgess Is a Loser
Netflix
Original Film!
This original film is a modern rom-com retelling of the classic Cyrano de Bergerac story, set in high school. The story centers on the titular Sierra (Shannon Purser), an intelligent teen who does not fall into the shallow definition of “high school pretty” but, in a case of mistaken identity that results in unexpected romance, must team with the popular girl (Kristine Froseth) in order to win her crush.
Tennis: US Open: Men’s Semifinals
ESPN, 4pm Live
The US Open men’s singles semifinal matches take place today at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, N.Y.
Stand Up to Cancer
Various Networks, 8pm Live
The entertainment community again comes together for the Entertainment Industry Foundation’s (EIF) sixth biennial televised fundraising special aimed toward making an impact on groundbreaking cancer research. Actor Bradley Cooper returns as a co-executive producer of the event, now marking 10 years since its first telecast. The special will be simulcast on broadcast networks ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, and across many cable networks, standard and premium.
American Masters: “Elizabeth Murray”
PBS, 9pm
Take an intimate look at artist Elizabeth Murray. This film, featuring Meryl Streep, chronicles Murray’s remarkable journey from an impoverished child to an artistic maverick and reconsiders her place in contemporary art history.
The Killer Closer: “The Last Straw”
Investigation Discovery, 10pm
Season Finale!
LAPD homicide detective Lindy Gligorijevic investigates when a man calls 911 after shooting his girlfriend. Following an hours-long standoff and an attempt to rescue the victim, Gligorijevic must prove the shooter had intent to kill.
American Masters: “Andrew Wyeth”
PBS, 10pm
Uncover the hidden depths and complex inner life of the iconic artist Andrew Wyeth. With his life’s work as a background, examine his wide range of influences, including modern artists, war, film and the African-American community.
Saturday, Sept. 8
College Football
ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX & NBC, beginning at 12pm Live
Week 2 of the college football season features Mississippi State at Kansas State (ESPN), UCLA at Oklahoma (FOX), Colorado at Nebraska (ABC), Georgia at South Carolina (CBS), Ball State at Notre Dame (NBC), Iowa State at Iowa (FOX), Clemson at Texas A&M (ESPN), Penn State at Pittsburgh (ABC), USC at Stanford (FOX) and Michigan State at Arizona State (ESPN).
Tennis: US Open: Women’s Final
ESPN, 4pm Live
The US Open women’s singles champion is crowned today at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, N.Y.
Her Boyfriend’s Secret
Lifetime, 8pm
Original Film!
When home renovator Melissa Davis strikes up a relationship with her client, she believes she’s found the guy of her dreams. But when his ex appears with a grave warning, Melissa discovers that her dream man has a dark secret that he’ll kill to protect. Stars Kelly Sullivan, Maiara Walsh and Mark Famiglietti.
Bake It Like Buddy
Discovery Family, 9pm
New Series!
“Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro hosts this brand-new competition series featuring America’s best baking families. Each week, two talented duos face off against each other in a fun head-to-head bake-off at Carlo’s Bakery in Hoboken, N.J. The contestants will have four hours to create a cake masterpiece before it will be judged on design, flavor, technique, finish and interpretation of the week’s theme — which will range from unicorns to sci-fi, 3D to Halloween, and more — by Buddy, his family and his staff. At stake is the chance to win a cash prize, professional baking supplies and bragging rights.
Wedding of Dreams
Hallmark Channel, 9pm
Original Film!
Debbie Gibson, a pop sensation herself back in the ’80s, appropriately plays a former pop star named Debbie in this latest of Hallmark’s many wedding-themed romantic comedies. This Debbie has left the glitz and glam of her singing career to teach music at a high school and is set to marry her boyfriend, Noah (Robert Gant). But when she’s asked to sing her new single on a hit TV show, Debbie wows the audience and is invited to sing in the show’s finale — just three days before her wedding. Noah wonders if Debbie’s heart is still with him or with her music.
John Ritter: Behind Closed Doors
REELZ Channel, 9pm
Through personal stories told by his closest friends and costars — including his Three’s Company costars Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt, along with Henry Winkler, Peter Bogdanovich, Jimmy Kimmel and Kaley Cuoco — this special reveals intimate details of beloved comedic actor John Ritter. The program explores Ritter’s undeniable talent, his legacy of laughter and his family’s determination to save lives by raising awareness of the condition that caused his death from an undiagnosed aortic aneurysm at age 54.
