On TV this Wednesday: Michael Keaton leads opioid epidemic drama Dopesick, Bill Pullman gets acquainted with a new Sinner, and the ABC comedy block pays homage to the original Wonder Years. Here are 15 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Season 1 finale: Chip and Dale order food from Donald, who soon finds himself stranded in the park at night.
Limited series premiere (first three episodes): Michael Keaton headlines this star-studded exploration of how one company triggered the worst drug epidemic in American history; Peter Sarsgaard, Michael Stuhlbarg, Will Poulter, Kaitlyn Dever and Rosario Dawson co-star. (Watch trailer.)
Series premiere (all eight episodes): The spooky anthology is inspired by the work of Goosebumps author R.L. Stine; the ensemble includes, but is not limited to: McKenna Grace, Nasim Pedrad, Riki Lindome, Henry Thomas, Lexi Underwood and Malcolm Barrett.
Final season premiere (all episodes released at once for YouTube Premium subscribers): Liza, Harlow and Oliver try their best to level up into adulthood.
Charles helps Dylan with a recently diagnosed schizophrenic; Stevie, Maggie and Vanessa question a patient’s cancer diagnosis.
Season 7 premiere: The Legends are stranded in 1925 Odessa, Texas with a destroyed Waverider. (Read preview; get Episode No. 100 scoop!)
As part of “Return to Wonder” Wednesday, the reboot pays homage to the OG Wonder Years theme song. Plus, Dan Lauria (Jack Arnold) guest-stars on Goldbergs (at 8 pm), Fred Savage returns to The Conners (9 pm; get scoop, watch sneak peek), and Danica McKellar (aka Winnie Cooper) appears on Home Economics (9:30 pm).
Season 3 premiere: Batwoman gets an assist from Batwing; Alice remains imprisoned at Arkham; Robin Givens and Victoria Cartagena join the cast. (Read preview; watch trailer.)
Honorees include Chris Stapleton, Gabby Barrett, Kane Brown, Kelsea Ballerini, Luke Combs, Mickey Guyton and Randy Travis.
Season 3B premiere: Before he returns to London, Robin plans to make his last few days with Andi count. (Get scoop.)
Series premiere: From EP Jimmy Fallon comes a new competition that pits two cover bands against each other in every episode; Meghan Trainor, Adam Lambert and Ester Dean serve as judges; Stephen “tWitch” Boss hosts.
Season 2 finale: Nora is adjusting to her new life in New Mexico when she receives a distressing letter from home. (Not yet renewed.)
In Episode 2, Grissom and Sara help out Hodges, who has been implicated in evidence tampering. (Episode 1 earned a “B+.”)
Season 4 premiere: The now-retired Ambrose gets pulled into yet another gruesome case in northern Maine. (Watch promo.)
Season 2 premiere, followed by after-show: Hattie juggles working on her script, settling into a new place and trying to make it work with Ida B.
