On TV this Friday: Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke return to Firefly Lane, Gary Oldman reports for Slow Horses Season 2 and The Peripheral wraps its freshman run. Here are 14 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)
The first LGBTQ+ rom-com released by a major studio, and the first to feature an all LGBTQ+ cast (led by Billy Eichner), is now available to stream. (Get Peacock Premium.)
Movie premiere: The animated flick focuses on middle schooler Greg Heffley’s complicated relationship with the cheese touch older brother Rodrick.
Final season premiere (first nine episodes): One mistake threatens to tear Kate and Tully apart forever. (Watch trailer.)
Facing off in the kitchen are The Good Place‘s D’Arcy Carden, SNL‘s Chloe Fineman, Joel Kim Booster and Nat Faxon; Ellie Kemper and Zach Cherry host.
Movie premiere: The Crown‘s Emma Corrin plays the unhappily married aristocrat who begins a torrid affair with the gatekeeper of her husband’s estate.
Season 1 finale: Lev sabotages Flynne’s treatment; Ash forms an unlikely alliance; Wilf discovers some unsettling truths about Aelita. (Not yet renewed.)
The special finds the a cappella group having to rely on holiday spirit to escape a magic mailroom and complete their annual Christmas album.
Limited series premiere (all six episodes): Ted Lasso‘s Sarah Niles is among the stars of this Dynasty-esque family saga. (Watch trailer.)
Movie premiere: The animated retelling of the Charles Dickens classic features voice work by Luke Evans, Olivia Colman, Jessie Buckley and Jonathan Pryce.
Season 2 premiere (first two episodes): Jackson Lamb and the Slow Horses investigate when an ex-service agent turns up dead.
Also streaming Friday on Apple TV+: New episodes of Acapulco, Echo 3, Mosquito Coast, Mythic Quest and Shantaram, plus Interrupting Chicken, Pretzel and the Puppies and The Snoopy Show holiday specials.
Series premiere (first two episodes): Alfred Molina is Chief Inspector Armand Gamache in this adaptation of Louise Penny’s bestsellers.
Daniel Lubetzky returns to the Tank and hears pitches ranging from a new way to feed hummingbirds, to a product meant to ease anxiety.
A Different World‘s Dawnn Lewis begins an arc as Prime Minister Angela Honig — and we’ve got a first look!
Anthony’s daughter is the sole eyewitness to a fatal shooting; Frank wants to punish an off-duty copy for his inaction during an armed robbery.
