I Know This Much Is True Ends, Billions Takes a Break, Insecure Finale, Grantchester Returns and More

Season 3 premiere (eight episodes): Marcella goes undercover in Belfast to infiltrate the Maguire crime family, despite a tragic loss and troubles at home.

Season 30 finale: The season’s two $100,000 winners go head-to-head for the show’s grand prize. (Check renewal status.)

Jackie goes on a bender, tossing her sobriety aside and putting Krista in danger; Junior tries to prove himself. (Psst… hear the good news?)

Season 5A finale: Chuck goes out on a limb for family, while he and Sacker outwit a former collaborator; Axe makes big moves. (Return date TBA.)

Season 5 premiere: Will and Geordie track the killer of a prestigious college student; Leonard comes back from Marrakech.

TV-movie premiere: After waking from a coma, a woman (Batwoman‘s Rachel Skarsten) meets the man (Pretty Little Liars‘ Brant Daugherty) she imagined starting a family with in a dream.

Limited series finale (75 minutes): As the Ingrams are destroyed by the press and public, the jury discovers there is far more to the story.

As Melanie readies the trial of the train’s killer, the Third Class threatens a strike over jury representation. (Fall behind? Read Episode 4 recap.)

Season 19 finale (90 minutes): Recruits and chefs team up for a steak fajita relay race; Johnny Bananas (The Challenge) and Wells Adams (Bachelor in Paradise) compete for the win.

Series premiere: The six-part British import follows the lives of the Beecham family as they settle into their new home in 1795 Delhi; Tom Bateman (Vanity Fair), Bessie Carter (Howards End) and Amer Chadha-Patel (Year of the Rabbit) star.

Maria protects Tom and Trevor from a demonic child; Tiago questions Adelaide; Townsend and Kurt depart for a dangerous outing.

Season 4 finale: Molly and Andrew don’t see eye to eye; the women receive troubling news about a friend. (Check renewal status.)

Arabella plans on grilling Simon for answers, but finds herself unwelcome at his doorstep. (TVLine readers gave the premiere an average grade of “B.”)