On TV this Sunday: Gillian Anderson, Michelle Pfeiffer and Viola Davis take turns as The First Lady, the Doctor battles a pirate queen, and Power Book IV: Force and Shining Vale close out their first seasons. Here are 12 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.)
The Top 20 are revealed, as the remaining contestants once again perform for America’s vote. (Watch Top 24 performances.)
Nurse Crane receives news that could lead to an exciting adventure; Trixie takes on a case involving a paraplegic husband. (Read Episode 4 recap.)
75-minute special: The doctor battles a monstrous alien force and its pirate queen in 19th-century China.
McCall is forced to ask her ex-husband (Run the World‘s Stephen Bishop; see photos) to help with a gunshot victim and witness who’s being hunted by thieves. (How was Chris Noth written out?)
Season 1 finale: Powers shift in the drug game, as Tommy’s closest allies make decisions that could render him powerless. (Already renewed.)
Archie, Jughead and Betty plan to turn Archie into a folk hero by performing a series of impossible feats; Percival targets Veronica, Toni and Tabitha. (Who’s returning?)
Midseason premiere: A feverish Alicia takes refuge with a stranger while confronting her past. (Watch trailer.)
Series premiere: This new anthology tells the story of three of the most famous presidential wives in U.S. history: Eleanor Roosevelt (The Crown‘s Gillian Anderson), Betty Ford (The Wizard of Lies‘ Michelle Pfeiffer) and Michelle Obama (How to Get Away With Murder‘s Viola Davis). (Watch trailer.)
Buss clashes with West over the coaching staff; Earvin heads to Boston to face off against rival Larry Bird. (Recently renewed.)
Season 1 finale: The ending of Pat’s book is revealed, as the family fights for their souls. (Not yet renewed, but you’ll hope it is!)
Bash is caught between an injured gang member and the cop looking for him.
Season 1 finale: The host sits for a one-on-one with Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley, and later makes a compelling argument for abolishing the NFL draft.
