On TV this Tuesday: The Bachelor and How I Met Your Father reach the end of their seasons, Young Rock and Mr. Mayor return for their sophomore runs and Evan Rachel Wood becomes a force for good. Here are 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.)
Season 1 finale (Part 2 of 2): Sophie receives advice from a familiar face; Jesse, Val, Charlie, Hanna and Sid make big decisions. (Previously renewed.)
Joe is determined to investigate a murder; Marta helps Lettie and Margaret with a coverup; Antonio makes a shocking discovery.
Season 26 finale (Night 2 of 2): Clayton returns to face the three women he fell in love with during a live, two-hour event. (Read Night 1 recap.)
Season 2 premiere: In 2032, Dwayne reflects on fatherhood; in 1984, Dewey vies for Rocky’s attention; in 1987, teenage Dewey arrives in Nashville; in 1996, adult Dwayne struggles in the Canadian Football League. (2032 nemesis cast!)
Season 2 premiere: Neil takes Orly (and Arpi) to the DMV for her permit test; Tommy and Mikaela fight to keep Jayden off the chopping block.
Victoria gets the last laugh; the Vice President must form new alliances to stay alive.
In this two-night docuseries event, domestic violence survivor Evan Rachel Wood co-authors and lobbies for the passage of The Phoenix Act, legislation that extends the statute of limitations for domestic violence cases in California.
The latest Big Three trilogy commences with a Kevin-centric hour in which Kev takes the twins to the cabin in hopes of proving himself as a father.
Pam becomes a source of support not only for Betsy’s family, but for law enforcement and the D.A. as they build their case.
📺 ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY 📺
On March 15, 1977, the family drama Eight Is Enough premiered on ABC — but Abby wasn’t the original (step)mom. Read how the series dealt with a cast member’s passing.
