On TV this Sunday: We learn more about Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, The Good Wife finds skeletons in a closet, the Radio Disney Music Awards celebrate this year’s best tunes and Resurrection takes a turn for the worse. As a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
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8 pm Radio Disney Music Awards (Disney Channel) | Recognizing the biggest names in music, this year’s ceremony includes performers Ariana Grande, Austin Mahone and Fifth Harmony.
8:30 pm Family Guy (Fox) | Jerome forbids Chris to date his daughter, Pam (voiced by Keke Palmer, True Jackson, VP), forcing the kids to run away together.
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9 pm Game of Thrones (HBO) | Daenerys balances justice and mercy; Jaime tasks Brienne with his honor.
9 pm Nurse Jackie (Showtime) | Coop gets crushing news, and Carrie gets a lucky break. (Yet somehow, this still isn’t as vague as a Mad Men synopsis.)
9 pm Resurrection (ABC) | Tom leads the search for Rachael, and Arcadia is hit with an epidemic.
9 pm The Good Wife (CBS) | In an episode directed by Josh Charles, Alicia becomes a witness when a body is discovered in the home of longtime client Colin Sweeney. Laura Benanti (Go On) guest-stars as Colin’s fiancée.
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10 pm Mad Men (AMC) | Don takes an unexpected trip. Betty dines with a friend.
10 pm Crisis (NBC) | Seizing their opportunity to speak directly to the kidnapper, Finley and Dunn become one of the parent missions.
10 pm Devious Maids (Lifetime) | Carmen feels threatened by someone from Alejandro’s past, and Zoila intervenes with Valentina’s job.
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11 pm Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (HBO) | Series premiere: The former Daily Show correspondent presents a satirical look at the week in news, politics and current events. In his debut episode, Oliver sits down with four-star Army General/former NSA chief Keith Alexander.
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