On TV this Friday: The Animaniacs are back, Bill Maher goes on break and The Right Stuff prepares for landing. Here are 13 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.

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On TV this Friday: The Animaniacs are back, Bill Maher goes on break and The Right Stuff prepares for landing. Here are 13 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Reboot premiere (all 13 episodes): Yakko, Wakko and Dot are back to explore the trappings of the modern world. (Watch trailer.)
The Mandalorian rejoins old allies for a new mission.
The eight-part docuseries explores Marvel’s deep bench of pioneering characters and creators.
Series premiere (all 10 episodes): Gold medalist Lindsey Vonn hosts this competition that features 12 teams of dogs and their humans on an epic adventure across multiple continents.
Season 1 finale: When JFK issues a challenge for NASA to send a man to the moon, Glenn’s drive to top Shepard is reignited. (Not yet renewed.)
The accompanying documentary presents the true story of the Mercury 7 using archival film and radio broadcasts, interviews and home movies.
Originally intended for a wide theatrical release, this horror film focuses on the sinister relationship between a mother (played by American Horror Story‘s Sarah Paulson) and her daughter (newcomer Kiera Allen), who has been raised in total isolation.
Limited series premiere: From filmmaker Steve McQueen comes this British-American anthology consisting of five films (rolling out weekly) that tell personal stories of rampant racism and discrimination from London’s West Indian community, spanning the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s; Letitia Wright (Black Panther) and John Boyega (Star Wars) star.
The six-part docuseries follows Pharrell Williams and his uncle, Bishop Ezekiel Williams, as they attempt to build a nontraditional gospel choir. (Watch trailer.)
A drastic action promises to change Red and Liz’s relationship forever. (Read premiere post mortem.)
Booker and Nia try to get assistant jobs working for Raven’s tough-to-please client Priya.
Pitches include a stress-reducing beverage and a vegan version of a classic grab-and-go snack. (Get ABC scripted and unscripted midseason premiere dates.)
Season 18 finale: Guests include African American studies professor Michael Eric Dyson, informal adviser to President-elect Biden and historian Jon Meacham, and The Circus‘ Alex Wagner. (Check renewal status.)
Father Jun, Ah Sahm and Young Jun face off; Ah Toy thinks Nellie may be the answer to her problems; Leary is urged to utilize his political influence.