On TV this Tuesday: Nicole Kidman channels Lucille Ball, Jim Gaffigan reflects on another dumpster fire of a year, and The Bachelorette hands out her final rose. Here are 11 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Written/directed by Oscar winner Aaron Sorkin, the film spans one week of production of the classic sitcom I Love Lucy, as Nicole Kidman’s Lucille Ball and Javier Bardem’s Desi Arnaz deal with a crisis that could jeopardize their careers and marriage. (Watch trailer.)
The comedian offers his take on marching bands, billionaires in space and the hot mess that was 2021.
Season 18 finale, followed by After the Final Rose special: Michelle chooses between Brandon and Nayte — with an outcome sure to be historic.
Encore presentation: Legends of Tomorrow OG Victor Garber narrates this hour-long special, in which Beebo and his friends journey to the North Pole.
TV-movie premiere: A ballerina (Shadow and Bone‘s Deirdre Mullins) waltzes into a romance with the historian (Midsomer Murders‘ Nick Hendrix) who is helping her aunt preserve the family manor.
Encore presentation: The 15-time Grammy winner performs tracks from her new album and sits down for an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
‘Tis the season for “Schweddy Balls” (and other classic holiday sketches… which you may have just seen the other night).
TV-movie premiere: A talented artist (Run the World‘s Bresha Webb) battles tremendous obstacles and forms an unlikely friendship with an optimistic shop owner (Kim’s Convenience‘s Getenesh Berhe); Grammy winner Karen Clark Sheard also stars.
Season 2 finale: Marques must decide between pursuing his own interests and ensuring the safety of those around him. (Not yet renewed.)
Season 31 finale: Chris Harris charts the incredible history of the original supercar: the 1966 Lamborghini Miura.
Season 4 finale: Tray receives an illicit request from Percy ahead of his kids’ high school graduation. (Not yet renewed.)
