What To Watch: Freaks And Geeks On Hulu, Snowpiercer Season 2 And More
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On TV this Monday: Freaks and Geeks heads to Hulu, Sean Bean boards Snowpiercer and AMC chronicles The Salisbury Poisonings. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for January 25, 2021
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Freaks and Geeks
Hulu
The beloved one-season wonder — starring Linda Cardellini, Seth Rogen, Jason Segel, Martin Starr, Busy Phillips, James Franco and John Francis Daley — is now available to stream, with its original soundtrack intact. (Should there be a revival?)
Spencer and Billy are forced to adjust their style in order to earn the team's trust; the new coach at Beverly comes as a surprise to Jordan. (Read premiere recap.)
Ellen's Game of Games
NBC
Contestants play "Stink Tank," "Mazed and Confused," "Taj Mah-Wall" [groan] and the new game "Burst of Knowledge."
The Neighborhood
CBS
Calvin is upset to learn that curmudgeonly neighbor Walter intends to sell his property to greedy developers.
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Bob Hearts Abishola
CBS
When Abishola's husband Tayo refuses to give her a divorce, Bob and Abishola grow disheartened about the prospect of marriage.
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All Rise
CBS
While on maternity leave, Lola attempts to participate remotely in Judge Brenner's special training.
Snowpiercer
TNT
Season 2 premiere: A new threat rattles the train upon Mr. Wilford's (Sean Bean) arrival; Melanie makes an irreversible decision. (Watch trailer; already renewed!)
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The Good Doctor
ABC
Shaun meets Lea's parents for the first time; the team treats a teenage gymnast. (Fall behind? Read Episode 7 recap.)
The Salisbury Poisonings
AMC
Basic cable premiere: The four-part limited series (which originally aired on BBC One and is already available on AMC+) dramatizes the 2018 Novichok poisonings; Anne-Marie Duff (Shameless), Rafe Spall (The War of the Worlds), MyAnna Buring (The Witcher), Annabel Scholey (The Split) and Johnny Harris (This Is England ‘86) star.
🌳 ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY 🌳
On Jan. 25, 1991, NBC's Generations -- the first American soap opera that featured an African American family at its core -- signed off after a nearly two-year run. Some of its cast included Kristoff St. John, James Reynolds, Richard Roundtree, Lynn Hamilton and Debbi Morgan.
