On TV this Tuesday: Queen Sugar comes to an end, Rudolph once again gets banned from any reindeer games and Diane Sawyer marks the 20th anniversary of Love, Actually. Here are 10 nine programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)
Series premiere (all six episodes): The model/actress puts her mind and body on the line in search of answers regarding human sexuality. Date changing!
While Steve’s away in India, Nick cooks up his next creative triumph. (Read Murray Bartlett interview.)
Diane Sawyer interviews Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Bill Nighy, Laura Linney, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Olivia Olson and writer/director Richard Curtis.
Series finale (90 minutes): The Bordelons face off against the Landrys in a final fight for their land. (The half-hour special The Queens of Queen Sugar: How the Directors of Queen Sugar Changed Hollywood Forever follows at 9:30 pm.)
Devon is approached by a documentary producer as he prepares to perform the first titanium rib cage implant surgery; Dr. Bell faces negative press.
Burl Ives narrates this 1964 stop-motion classic based on the song of the same name by Johnny Marks, about a shy reindeer with a blinking beak. (View Christmas Movie Guide; when do other holiday classics air?)
This new animated special centers on Blizzard (voiced by Adam Devine), a young reindeer who has one antler that is significantly smaller than the other, and his unique group of friends who band together to save Christmas; the ensemble also includes Jim Gaffigan, Mellissa Villaseñor, Henry Winkler, Candace Cameron Bure, Donald Faison and Jo Koy.
Bobby and Max attempt to recruit Sharon to perform a few undercover duties; Allan decides to take matters into his own hands.
Grace is willing to turn the helicopter back into harm’s way to save the others; Peter and Vincent are forced to put their issues aside and work together.
Fall finale: When Garza’s character is called into question, Simone and the team devise their own covert operation to support their boss.
