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On TV this Sunday: Winning Time tips-off, Outlander returns for Season 6, and Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman host the Independent Spirit Awards. Here are 15 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Megan Mullally (Will & Grace) and Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation) host this annual celebration of outstanding indie filmmaking. (View nominees.)
Season 7 premiere: The news program reports on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine from the neighboring Poland, and examines the escalating standoff between Biden and Putin. (Billions and Super Pumped follow.)
Series premiere: Bridgerton meets The Bachelor as 16 eligible suitors move into a 19th-century English castle to try and win a woman’s heart.
Eve finds Helene, who she hopes may help her in her revenge mission against The Twelve; Carolyn tries to find out who ordered the hit on Kenny. (Premiere earned a reader grade of “B-“; read post mortem.)
A wilderness weekend takes a dangerous turn for Bart, Martin and the bullies.
Season 9 premiere: A potential investor arrives to talk business with Luca; Elizabeth returns home from a trip to Hamilton.
The team searches for a civilian scientist’s murderer and the advanced radar technology that was stolen during the crime.
Season 6 premiere (81 minutes): Claire copes with trauma stemming from her assault by Lionel Brown; an old rival from Ardsmuir shows up to test Jamie’s authority. (Watch trailer; get prequel news.)
Eugene searches for a missing Stephanie; Carol assists with a labor dispute at a drug farm. (Read Episode 10 recap and post mortem.)
NBC News anchor Lester Holt sits down with former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr for his first interview since resigning under the Trump administration.
Series premiere: Businessman Jerry Buss (Step Brothers‘ John C. Reilly) buys NBA’s lackluster Los Angeles Lakers, and builds the team up to be one of sports’ most dominant dynasties; Adrian Brody (The Pianist), Sally Field (Brothers & Sisters), Jason Segal (HIMYM) and newcomer Quincy Isaiah co-star. (Watch trailer; read review.)
Season 3 finale: Aulus, Lucius and other survivors seek refuge at a remote fortress; Antedia launches a firestorm attack.
After a pair of grand jury case witnesses are killed, the team tracks down the culprits.
Season 2 premiere: Bash reunites with a woman from his past; Mags struggles while Dr. Bishop remains unconscious; a bus full of kids crashes, causing the team to race against the clock. (Read preview.)
Series premiere (two episodes): A depressed author (Friends‘ Courteney Cox) relocates to Connecticut with hopes of saving her marriage, but the mansion they move into proves to be spookier than anticipated; Greg Kinnear (As Good As It Gets), Mira Sorvino (Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion) and Merrin Dungey (Alias) co-star. (Watch trailer.)
