On TV this Tuesday: Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist cues up Season 2, Gordon Ramsay embarks on an American Road Trip, and Nicolas Cage explores the History of Swear Words. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Series premiere (all six episodes): Nicolas Cage explores the power of cussing; talking heads include Nikki Glaser, Jim Jefferies, Nick Offerman and Sarah Silverman. (Watch trailer.)
Ramsay and friends enjoy the sights, adventures and hidden culinary gems of Las Vegas, San Francisco, Texas, Arizona and more in this two-hour special.
Hanna takes a stand against Jim.
Network premiere: Jon Favreau’s live-action remake boasts an all-star ensemble, including Donald Glover as Simba and Beyoncé as Nala.
Season 2 premiere: Returning to the world after mourning her father, Zoey discovers a lot has changed; Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows) begins a recurring role. (Get First Look; read preview.)
The crowdfunded docuseries features self-shot stories that reveal the meaning of the American dream and what it means to pursue it today.
Season 5 premiere: Kameron hosts a socially distanced garage sale; Brandi looks for ways to make amends after the release of a controversial video 👀
Kate confronts her past; Kevin contemplates the best path forward; Randall’s viral fame results in an unexpected discovery. (Get First Look; read Chrissy Metz and Justin Harley previews.)
Network premiere: Weekly reruns of the acclaimed drama feature new cast introductions and behind-the-scenes footage. (Revisiting Underground, hosted by EP John Legend, follows at 10:30.)
New time slot alert! In Episode 3, Grace’s patient forces her to confront her own past trauma, while Naz treats a high-maintenance opera singer.
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