Regular-Joe investors put their hard-earned money where their mouths are in the new reality series “Blue Collar Backers.” 10 p.m. Discovery ChannelĮddie Redmayne portrays a man who undergoes a sex change in 1920s Copenhagen in the fact-based 2015 drama “The Danish Girl.” With Oscar winner Alicia Vikander, Matthias Schoenaerts and Ben Whishaw. There’s no place like Nome on the return of the Alaska-set docu-series “Bering Sea Gold.” 9 p.m. The former “American Idol” contestant that no one loved to hate is back with a second season of “I Love Kellie Pickler.” 10 p.m. The fish and game wardens are back on the case on the return of the docu-series “Rugged Justice.” 10 p.m. These corrections officers are still a little wet behind the ears in a second season of the docu-series “Behind Bars: Rookie Year.” 10 p.m. It’s every queen for herself on the return of “RuPaul’s All Stars Drag Race.” Raven-Symone serves as a guest judge.
Animal PlanetĬrime pays - in Naples, Italy at least - in the new imported mob drama “Gomorrah.” 10 p.m. Just put it on my bill: An injured bird gets his beak repaired by veterinarians in Costa Rica in the new nature special “Toucan Nation.” 10 p.m. Pint-sized princesses promenade for a seventh season of “Toddlers & Tiaras.” 8 and 9 p.m. NBA great LeBron James promises to not be cavalier with budding entrepreneurs in his new reality series “Cleveland Hustles.” 7 p.m. If “Playhouse Masters” build it, kids will play in it in this new unscripted series. Under a spreading chestnut tree, a “Milwaukee Blacksmith” stands in this new unscripted series. ABCĪspiring rappers get “One Shot” at stardom in this new competition series hosted by MTV’s Sway Calloway. NBCĬan they talk? The new special “The View: 20 Years in the Making” celebrates two decades of the daytime gabfest.
William Shatner, Henry Winkler, Terry Bradshaw and George Foreman boldly go where many have gone before - Japan - in the debut of the wacky new travel series “Better Late Than Never.” Comic Jeff Dye serves as tour guide. History Channelīuddy Valastro is back with an eighth season of “Cake Boss.” 9 p.m. Heavy metal: The blade-making competition “Forged in Fire” returns for a third season. Silicon Valley is calling on the third-season premiere of the 1980s-set tech-industry drama “Halt and Catch Fire.” With Lee Pace, Mackenzie Davis, Kerry Bishé, Scoot McNairy and new cast member Annabeth Gish. Two of however many Duggars there are now are back in a new episodes of the reality-TV spinoff “Jill & Jessa: Counting On.” 8 p.m. Have pom-poms, will travel: Members of a world-champion “Cheer Squad” defend their title in this new ten-part reality series.
“Cougar Town’s” Courteney Cox goes “Running Wild With Bear Grylls” in a new episode of the celebrity outdoor adventure series. sends an ambitious woman (Danielle Savre) back from whence she came - Alabama, where family drama awaits - in the new Tyler Perry series “Too Close to Home.” 9 p.m. Grace’s (Daisy Head) fate is in the hands of a jury on the first-season finale of the London-set mystery drama “Guilt.” 9 p.m. Someone’s in the kitchen with mentors Tia Mowry and Donal Skehan, and they can barely reach the stove, in the new spinoff “Food Network Star Kids.” 8 p.m. With Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton. “The Voice” gets a jump on its upcoming season with a special post-Olympics episode. “The Jim Gaffigan Show” ends its sophomore season with a pair of new episodes.
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