The Bachelorette, on ABC/City
After Season 26 of "The Bachelor" brought them together for a shared let down, new best friends Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey search for love side by side in this reality show. Tonight's new episode sees the pair whittle their dating pool down further.
Celebrity Family Feud, on ABC/City
Rap group Salt-N-Pepa take on the "Proud Family" voice cast in this new episode of the question-and-answer game show hosted by comedian Steve Harvey. Later, the cast of "Saved by the Bell" plays the actors from the Peacock original series "Bel-Air."
Q: I just re-watched "Jason Bourne," and the young CIA agent seems to have an accent, but I can't place it. Why is that?
It's never addressed in the film, which suggests that actress Alicia Vikander was trying to do an American accent but just couldn't suppress her Swedishness.
That's just a guess, of course. It's possible that the character was supposed to be from abroad, but given the fact that her name is Heather Lee and she works for the CIA, that's not as likely.
To be fair to Vikander, she's had to play a load of different nationalities and accents in her short but accomplished career.
Q: I've started watching "Chicago Fire" and there are a few times when the mayor of Chicago shows up, but the actor is never listed. Why not?
He's not listed because he's not really an actor — and because he asked for a different kind of compensation.
The guy playing the mayor of Chicago in two episodes of "Chicago Fire" and an episode of its spinoff, "Chicago Med," was the actual mayor at the time, Rahm Emanuel (he left office in 2019 and is now the U.S. Ambassador to Japan).
Q: Who plays the sheriff in "Ghostbusters: Afterlife"? The one who gets the iconic "Who you gonna call" line? I know I recognize him from somewhere.
Why you recognize Bokeem Woodbine depends on how long you feel like you've known him.
If your screen relationship with Woodbine feels new, you likely know him from the ensemble cast of the buzzy new sci-fi adaptation "Halo" on Paramount . He plays a privateer and former member of the Spartan program who was on the run and now lives on the fringes of society.
West Side Story, on Crave1, Crave4
Ansel Elgort and Rachel Zegler help bring Arthur Laurents' classic to life in this Steven Spielberg adaptation. The story of a Romeo and Juliet-style couple in 1950s New York City, things get hairy the pair's rival gangs battle it out in a turf war.
The Worst Person in the World, on Crave1, Crave4
Renate Reinsve stars a Julie, a young medical student who uproots her own life in search of happiness, in this film from Norwegian director Joachim Trier. Living in Oslo, Julie navigates relationships with two different men while trying to start a career.
Press Your Luck, on ABC/City
Three contestants answer questions to earn spins on the big wheel in the season premiere of this game show revival hosted by Elizabeth Banks. Using their won spins is a risk for the players, as each one could mean earning more money or losing everything.
Big Brother, on CBS
Julie Chen Moonves hosts the Season 24 premiere of this popular hidden-camera reality series. An all-new group of Houseguests competes to be the last contestant standing amid a series of challenges, twist and turns while living together in one house.
Little People, Big World, on TLC
Amy and Chris visit to Matt and Caryn in Arizona in this first of two new episodes. As they explore Sedona together, they go off-roading and get a little too close for comfort. Meanwhile, Zach and Tori try to get Lilah to sleep in her big-girl bed.
