On TV this Wednesday: Jane Krakowski presides over a Name That Tune reboot, the #OneChicago franchise returns after a two-month break, and The Masked Dancer steps into its regular time slot. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Holden and the Roci go on the hunt; Amos and Clarissa seek shelter; Avasarala regains power. (Who got a Performer of the Week mention?)
A volatile new partnership is formed; the agents put their intel skills to the rest while in a lava tunnel; a stunning battle impacts numerous agents.
Charles and April take on a mysterious patient; Halstead is forced to make a life-or-death decision; Marcel is confronted by someone from his past. Preempted.
Time slot premiere: Sloth, Ice Cube, Zebra, Cotton Candy and Moth perform in Episode 2. (Review the first clues and guesses!)
Three (!) episodes (special night): Celeb contestants include Amanda Peet, Zachary Quinto, Karamo Brown and Ray Romano. Preempted.
Mouch begins to second-guess himself following a mishap; Kidd turns to Severide for support; Casey and Brett discuss their future. Preempted.
Reboot premiere: Tony winner Jane Krakowski hosts this reimagining of the classic game show, which features a rotating variety of games from the original format ahead of the famous Bid-a-Note round; American Idol vet Randy Jackson serves as band leader.
Ella puts her foot down with Curtis, and gets to the bottom of Malik and Lisa’s deep-rooted issues.
Cora wants Mr. Brown to pitch in and help get Jeremy out of jail; Jeremy and Leah talk to Sandra about invading her privacy.
Ruzek and Burgess stumble upon a child walking in the middle of the street, then discover… so much sadness; Upton receives a job offer from the FBI. Preempted.
♦ ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY ♦
On Jan. 6, 1975, Wheel of Fortune — a Hangman-style game show created by Merv Griffin — premiered on NBC Daytime; Chuck Woolery was host, and many ceramic Dalmatians were sold.
