The Right Stuff Finale, Animaniacs Reboot and More

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.

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.