On TV this Wednesday: Little Fires Everywhere comes to an end, NatGeo chronicles the life of renowned primatologist Jane Goodall, and The Goldbergs can’t go for that, no… no can do. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Limited series finale: Elena’s bombshell reveal threatens to put a permanent strain on Pearl’s relationship with her mom; the jury’s verdict triggers catastrophic events; three characters leave Shaker Heights for good.
Betty Friedan (Tracey Ullman), mother of the Feminist movement, is determined to take down Phyllis Schlafly and end to the Stop ERA movement. (Who was a Performer of the Week?)
In an attempt to impress Ren, Barry promises that he can get Hall & Oates to perform at an Earth Day telethon; John Oates makes a cameo.
Alicia Keys, John Legend, Usher, Jhené Aiko, Tyrese, Chloe x Halle, H.E.R., Charlie Wilson, Kirk Franklin, Fantasia and Kelly Price perform; Anthony Anderson, Regina Hall, Kelly Rowland and Terrence J host.
Abigail must come to terms with her vulnerability in the wake of a horrific event; Raelle resorts to extreme measures to connect with Scylla.
Bravo Team chases the head of a new terrorist group who is orchestrating violent resistance to peace negotiations in Afghanistan; Sonny tries to mend his relationship with his dad (read Q&A).
Documentary premiere (two hours): This film chronicles the story of three women — Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey and Biruté Galdikas – who spent their lives living alongside humanity’s closest living relatives, the Great Apes; Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) narrates.
In the series’ antepenultimate episode, Beth shows up to destroy Jim on the day of his Hall of Fame induction; Joe Buck returns.
Season 1 finale: Hoggart heads to New Orleans to help a dog walker mourn the loss of a beloved friend.
The vampires attend their first human Superb Owl Super Bowl party.
