Masked Dancer Reveals Champ, Good Trouble Returns and More

Will Smith hosts the six-part docuseries that explores the lasting impact of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution — which, in 1868, promised liberty and equal protection for all persons. (Watch trailer.)

Limited series premiere (all six episodes): A single mom (Little Drummer Girl‘s Simona Brown) has an affair with her psychiatrist (Beecham House‘s Tom Bateman), then befriends his wife (The Knick‘s Eve Hewson). Bold!

Toni, Alice, Archie and Kevin team to prevent Riverdale High’s closure; Veronica is being followed; Jughead starts a new job. (Is Riverdale timeline weird?)

Severide and Casey investigate a fire at a homeless encampment; Cruz is on edge after a close call.

Bravo Team reckons with changes during a mission in Ecuador; Natalie has a life-changing idea for Jason. (David Boreanaz breaks silence on Joss Whedon.)

The team embarks on an undercover op to take down a dangerous drug leader; Ruzek’s informant proves to be a loose cannon.

In Season 2’s penultimate episode, Aaron pursues charges against a high-ranking police officer despite threats from an increasingly hostile community.

Season 3 premiere: Callie takes a job with a high-profile defense lawyer (UnREAL‘s Constance Zimmer); after sleeping with Evan, Mariana reconsiders her relationship with Raj. (Surprise Fosters return ahead!)

Each member of the S.W.A.T. team processes a “tragic mission” in their own way.

♦ ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY ♦
On Feb. 17, 1999,  in the conclusion of a Dawson’s Creek two-parter, Jack came out as gay to his sister and father.