On TV this Thursday: Grey’s Anatomy and Station 19‘s frontline workers brave the pandemic, the SVU squad deals with mistrust in the police, and The Unicorn searches for his mystery woman. Here are 15 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Season 1 finale: Mike is caught in a compromising situation.
Quinn and a socially distanced group of comedians deliver laughs at a Brooklyn drive-in movie theater. (View HBO Max’s November roster.)
Season 51 premiere: The beloved children’s program makes the leap to streaming; new episodes will get a second window on PBS Kids in 2021.
Stateside premiere (first two episodes): The Israeli drama depicts the 1973 Yom Kippur War through the eyes of young servicemen.
Season 4 premiere: The pandemic hits Seattle; a group of teens accidentally start a wildfire; Chandra Wilson and Kevin McKidd guest-star. (Read preview.)
In the series’ penultimate hour, [Spoiler] resurfaces and joins the battle against God. (Revisit game-changing episodes; who earned TVLine accolades?)
Jonah throws his hat in the ring for the floor supervisor position; Glenn and Mateo adjust to their new working relationship. (Read Ep. 100 post mortem.)
Sheldon gets a summer job as a docent at a local train museum; Missy embarks on a new stage of womanhood. (Rewatch Big Bang Theory reunion.)
Drew needs to make sure that Gina is serious about donating her kidney; Briga Heelan (the late, great Great News) and TV legend Linda Lavin guest-star.
Season 17 premiere (two hours): The doctors deal with the pandemic as well as patients from Station 19‘s wildfire; Winston surprises Maggie; Amelia and Link try to have fun as new parents. (Read preview.)
Season 22 premiere: An investigation into a Central Park assault is hampered by a community that is losing faith in the police. (About that cliffhanger…)
Bonnie and Adam regret spending their wedding anniversary with Majorie and her new boyfriend (Veep‘s Kevin Dunn). (Christy’s exit explained.)
The documentary chronicles the lives of four young people, aged 4, 7, 12 and 15, as they navigate growing up transgender in America’s heartland.
Season 2 premiere: Wade is determined to find the mystery woman (Justified‘s Natalie Zea) he met in the cemetery parking lot.
Interviewees include Kelli Giddish, Peter Scanavino and S. Epatha Merkerson, and This Is Us‘ Susan Kelechi Watson, Ron Cephas Jones and Chris Sullivan.
