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Tuesday, March 10
One Piece
Netflix
Season Premiere!
Netflix’s epic high-seas pirate adventure returns for Season 2 with eight new episodes that unleash fiercer adversaries and the most perilous quests yet. The series is based on Japan’s highest-selling manga series of all time by Eiichiro Oda, with over 100 volumes and 500 million copies sold worldwide. Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and the Straw Hats set sail for the extraordinary Grand Line — a legendary stretch of sea where danger and wonder await at every turn. As they journey through this unpredictable realm in search of the world’s greatest treasure, they’ll encounter bizarre islands and a host of formidable new enemies.
World Baseball Classic
FS1, beginning at 6am Live
World Baseball Action continues on FS1 with Czechia vs. Japan in Tokyo and Italy vs. USA in Houston.
NHL Hockey
TNT & truTV, beginning at 7:30pm Live
Mathew Barzal and the N.Y. Islanders meet Pavel Buchnevich and the Blues in St. Louis, followed by an epic clash between Connor McDavid’s Edmonton Oilers and Nathan MacKinnon’s Colorado Avalanche.
Will Trent: “You’re Only as Sick as Your Secrets”
ABC, 8pm
When a fraternity golden boy and his friend are found dead, the team works to unravel the case in the new episode “You’re Only as Sick as Your Secrets.”
Best Medicine: “Port Wenn-ings and a Funeral”
FOX, 8pm
Martin (Josh Charles) treats an elderly woman whose hallucinations lead to dire consequences in the new episode “Port Wenn-ings and a Funeral.”
In Memoriam: Robert Duvall
TCM, beginning at 8pm
Catch a Classic!
The career of Robert Duvall — one of Hollywood’s most respected and versatile character actors, who passed away Feb. 15 — is commemorated tonight on TCM with three of his most acclaimed films. Dubbed the “actor’s actor,” Duvall proved just as adept in leading roles, as was the case in 1983’s Tender Mercies, in which he portrayed a washed-up, hard-drinking former country singer fighting to rebuild his life. Duvall’s performance as Mac Sledge earned him the Oscar for Best Actor. Up next is 1979’s The Great Santini, where Duvall’s portrayal of Lt. Col. Bull Meechum, a domineering Marine who rules his family with the same iron fist he applies to his men, earned him the first of his three Best Actor nominations. The tribute concludes with 1979’s Apocalypse Now, with Duvall as Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore (“I love the smell of napalm in the morning”) — whose leadership of an air cavalry unit in Vietnam is representative of the absurdity and madness of war — in another Academy Award-nominated performance.
High Potential: “If You Come for the Queen”
ABC, 9pm
In the new episode “If You Come for the Queen,” Daphne (Javicia Leslie) leads an investigation into the attempted murder of a beloved colleague and mentor, which is further complicated when it intertwines with another case.
Doc: “Good Hands”
FOX, 9pm
Joan (Felicity Huffman) treats an old friend who was injured in an accident, which forces Amy (Molly Parker) to confront Joan about her illness in the new episode “Good Hands.”
RJ Decker: “Twenty Pounds of Clem in a Ten-Pound Bag”
ABC, 10pm
Wish (Kevin Rankin) enlists RJ’s (Scott Speedman) help on a bizarre case when his late cellmate’s son is wrongly accused of murder in the new episode “Twenty Pounds of Clem in a Ten-Pound Bag.”
Killer Confessions: Case Files of a Texas Ranger
Investigation Discovery, 10pm
Season Finale!
This true-crime series telling stories of Texas Ranger James Holland’s most difficult cases concludes Season 1 with “A Devil Always Lies.” When 28-year-old mother Samantha McNorton vanished without a trace in Wise County, Texas, police hit a dead end. Then, Holland stepped in and launched a 24-hour whirlwind investigation to uncover the truth.
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Wednesday, March 11
NBA Basketball
ESPN, beginning at 7:30pm Live
The Cleveland Cavaliers visit the Orlando Magic and the Houston Rockets are in Denver to take on the Nuggets for ESPN’s Wednesday NBA doubleheader.
NHL Hockey: Washington at Philadelphia
TNT & truTV, 7:30pm Live
Catch Tom Wilson, Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals skating against the Flyers in Philadelphia.
Scrubs: “My Poker Face”
ABC, 8pm
To relive their glory days, J.D. (Zach Braff) plans a poker night with Turk (Donald Faison) in the new episode “My Poker Face.”
The Masked Singer: “Care Bears Night”
FOX, 8pm
The Care Bears pay a visit to The Masked Singer in the new episode “Care Bears Night,” and the costumed celebrities sing their hearts out and share some of their feelings.
31 Days of Oscar: Oscar Goes to the Doctor
TCM, beginning at 8pm
Catch a Classic!
For anyone who has ever faced serious medical odds, it’s always comforting to know there are good doctors willing to help. Tonight, you’ll be able settle in with some of the best films about doctors and their patients. Two women deal with cancer diagnoses in No Sad Songs for Me (1950) and 1939’s Dark Victory, with Bette Davis; and the surgical profession is highlighted in Stanley Kramer’s Not as a Stranger (1955). The highlight of the evening’s programming, however, is a pair of films starring Jane Wyman, in separate roles as a deaf and a blind woman. In Johnny Belinda (1948), airing in late-night, Wyman plays a young deaf woman with a difficult life that’s about to become even more difficult. The one bright spot is a kind doctor who teaches her American Sign Language, affording her an empowerment she didn’t know she had. Wyman also stretches her acting boundaries in Magnificent Obsession (1954), playing a blind woman wooed by a former medical student, now a playboy (Rock Hudson), who was partly responsible for her affliction and who seeks to save her. TCM has just what the doctor ordered tonight.
Abbott Elementary: “Safety Day”
ABC, 8:30pm
An antidrug campaign visits the school, and Jacob (Chris Perfetti) is outraged by an unfair district election in the new episode “Safety Day.”
Dirty Rotten Scandals: “America’s Next Top Model”
E!, 9pm
Tonight’s episode unveils the dark underbelly of the long-running TV series through the untold stories of former contestants. What was presented as a golden opportunity for aspiring models unravels into a harrowing saga of exploitation, shattered dreams and resilience. Firsthand interviews with the contestants cast light on behind-the-scenes secrets and the steep prices they paid for a shot at being “on top.”
Chicago Fire: “Hit and Run”
NBC, 9pm
Severide (Taylor Kinney) is on high alert to track down a reckless driver who puts one of their own in harm’s way in the new episode “Hit and Run.”
America’s Culinary Cup: “Meat the First Commandment”
CBS, 9:30pm
The remaining 12 contenders feel the pressure rise in the new episode “Meat the First Commandment.” The chefs leave the kitchen behind and head to the farm, where they must break down a massive hind saddle of beef, then transform their cuts into unforgettable dishes for more than 100 meat-loving guests at the inaugural America’s Culinary Cup Carnivore Classic. Padma Lakshmi hosts.
Chicago P.D.: “Meant to Be”
NBC, 10pm
Burgess (Marina Squerciati) takes a rookie officer under her wing as the team investigates a volatile drug case in the new episode “Meant to Be.”
Hollywood Squares: “This Isn’t Survivor”
CBS, 10:30pm
Ariana DeBose, Ron Funches, Tiffany Haddish, Pete Holmes, Jo Koy, Rob Mariano, Niecy Nash-Betts and Ms. Pat are celebrity squares in the new episode “This Isn’t Survivor.” Nate Burleson hosts with center square Drew Barrymore.
Thursday, March 12
Love Is Blind: Sweden
Netflix
Season Premiere!
A new group of singles enter the pods in search of love for Season 3 of this dating series. Without ever having seen each other, they will form connections, get engaged and meet for the very first time. Jessica Almenäs hosts.
Virgin River
Netflix
Season Premiere!
Season 7 of the hit series picks up after restaurateur Jack Sheridan (Martin Henderson) and nurse practitioner Melinda Monroe (Alexandra Breckenridge) finally tied the knot. In addition to being newlyweds, will Jack and Mel also be immediate parents? Season 6 ended with one of Mel’s pregnant patients having her original adoptive couple back out. Joining the cast this season are Sara Canning (The Vampire Diaries), who stars as an ex-cop working for the state medical board, and Cody Kearsley (Riverdale) as the tough, handsome Clay, who grew up in foster care and is in search of his sister.
Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage: “A Big Birthday and Tequila Shots”
CBS, 8pm
In the new episode “A Big Birthday and Tequila Shots,” Mandy (Emily Osment) struggles to celebrate Georgie’s (Montana Jordan) 21st birthday after hitting a rough patch in her career.
Scrabble: “Thread Lightly”
The CW, 8pm
Players wearing lettered sweaters and socks hope to stitch the best words together in an effort to win $10,000 in the new episode “Thread Lightly.” Craig Ferguson hosts.
Next Level Chef: “Service, Please!”
FOX, 8pm
In the new episode “Service, Please!,” the Great Room is transformed into a beautiful restaurant packed with hungry diners and VIP guests Andrew Wong, Alex Atala and Clare Smyth. Each team must create one course in a frenetic 40-minute cook, and the team with the weakest course will have its members cook against each other in the elimination challenge.
Law & Order: “Bright Lights”
NBC, 8pm
When a fashion designer is murdered with a stolen gun, prosecutors must expose the private life of a witness to get a conviction in the new episode “Bright Lights.”
31 Days of Oscar: Oscar Goes South
TCM, beginning at 8pm
Catch a Classic!
There’s something about the American South that inspires the best stories and the actors drawn to flesh out the tales set there. Tonight, take in 2014’s Selma, a retelling of the 1965 voting rights marches in Alabama, going from Selma to Montgomery. The great city of New Orleans is the setting for movies about women who are as different as could be, from Bette Davis in William Wyler’s pre-Civil War drama Jezebel (1938), where she plays a strong, independent society belle; to Vivien Leigh as another Southern belle, though this one fragile and mentally unstable, in the screen adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ play A Streetcar Named Desire (1951). Rounding out the night’s programming is a Robert Duvall double feature of sorts, starting with The Great Santini (1979), in which he plays a military pilot who’s abusive to his family. The film is based on the book by Pat Conroy (author of The Prince of Tides) and chronicles his family’s time in South Carolina. Duvall also makes his feature film debut as reclusive neighbor Boo Radley in the masterful To Kill a Mockingbird (1962). Told from the perspectives of 6-year-old Scout and her brother Jem, the movie relates the beauty and power of family love, the opening of a wide world beyond carefree childhood, and the epiphany of seeing other people as their true selves.
Ghosts: “St. Hetty’s Day 2: The Help”
CBS, 8:30pm
In the new episode “St. Hetty’s Day 2: The Help,” a St. Patrick’s Day staffing emergency gives Hetty (Rebecca Wisocky) the chance to step into an unlikely role at the restaurant as she regains her once-a-year ability to be seen and heard by the living.
Matlock: “Tail Lights”
CBS, 9pm
The team works tirelessly to prove a landlord’s culpability after a building collapse leaves multiple people dead and injured in the new episode “Tail Lights.”
Trivial Pursuit: “History of the World”
The CW, 9pm
An archivist and an anthropologist battle it out in the six Trivial Pursuit categories in an effort to win $20,000 in the new episode “History of the World.” LeVar Burton hosts.
Animal Control: “Squirrels and Fat Cats”
FOX, 9pm
Frank (Joel McHale) uncovers Emily and Shred’s (Vella Lovell and Michael Rowland) secret romance during a break-in at city supply in the new episode “Squirrels and Fat Cats.”
Mysteries Unearthed With Danny Trejo: “Heavy Metals”
History, 9pm
From James Bond’s legendary submarine car uncovered in a storage unit to a rock ’n’ roll guitar with a past as loud as its sound and locomotives resting side by side on the ocean floor, these heavy-metal marvels prove history’s strongest secrets can’t stay buried.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: “Thirsty”
NBC, 9pm
Reports of an assault by a guest at a celebrity fan convention lead to a murder investigation in the new episode “Thirsty.”
Going Dutch: “Tinker, Tailor, Colonel, Spy”
FOX, 9:30pm
In the new episode “Tinker, Tailor, Colonel, Spy,” paranoia runs high when a mole is suspected to be operating inside the base, so Col. Quinn (Denis Leary) administers truth serum to everyone.
Grey’s Anatomy: “Love the Way You Lie”
ABC, 10pm
Richard (James Pickens Jr.) tackles a shocking case on his first day back, while Kavita and Jules (Anita Kalathara and Adelaide Kane) prepare for a high-stakes presentation in the new episode “Love the Way You Lie.”
Elsbeth: “Murder Six Across”
CBS, 10pm
After the famed editor of the daily puzzle is murdered at the annual crossword championship, Elsbeth (Carrie Preston) infiltrates the world of elite puzzle solvers to find the champion who will do whatever it takes to win. Steve Buscemi guest-stars in the new episode “Murder Six Across.”
Friday, March 13
That Night
Netflix
New Series!
Fans of Your Honor will enjoy this mystery thriller from Spain that follows Elena (Clara Galle), who accidentally hits a man with her car while on a family vacation in the Dominican Republic. Desperate and frightened, she calls her sisters for help. How far will they be willing to go to help protect their family?
World Baseball Classic: Quarterfinals
FOX & FS2, beginning at 6:30pm Live
The World Baseball Classic enters the quarterfinal round with games in Miami (FS2) and Houston (FOX).
Celebrity Jeopardy!
ABC, 8pm
Season Premiere!
Ken Jennings hosts this all-star edition of the game show, which was previously scheduled to premiere Feb. 27. Some of Hollywood’s brightest minds compete in trivia battles to win money for the charity of their choice.
Sheriff Country: “Plus One”
CBS, 8pm
When a violent home invasion turns out to be the result of a deadly batch of synthetic cannabis sweeping through Edgewater, Mickey and Boone (Morena Baccarin and Matt Lauria) race to contain the chaos in the new episode “Plus One.”
Happy’s Place: “Social Discontent”
NBC, 8pm
Bobbie (Reba McEntire) has a case of camera madness when Steve and Isabella (Pablo Castelblanco and Belissa Escobedo) shoot content for the tavern in the new episode “Social Discontent.”
31 Days of Oscar: Oscar Goes to Bat
TCM, beginning at 8pm
Catch a Classic!
TCM knocks it out of the park tonight with a quintet of movies about the game of baseball and its players. The evening begins with two modern classics of the genre, both starring Kevin Costner. In 1989’s Field of Dreams, Costner stars as a farmer who hears a voice in his cornfield urging him to construct a baseball diamond where ghosts of the sport’s legends can play games again. If you haven’t seen this film before, you are in for a surprising treat, as it’s not as “corny” as it sounds. Later, in Bull Durham (1988), Costner plays an aging minor-leaguer who mentors hotshot pitcher Ebby (Tim Robbins). The film is told mostly from the perspective of baseball groupie Annie (Susan Sarandon), who also becomes the pitcher’s lover. Next, baseball greats dealing with difficult medical challenges are worthily represented in the Sam Wood-directed movies The Stratton Story (1949), where James Stewart plays former Chicago White Sox pitcher Monty Stratton, an amputee making a career comeback; and 1942’s The Pride of the Yankees, with Gary Cooper as the New York Yankees’ Lou Gehrig, who’s diagnosed with the neurological disease ALS. Also shown is 1973’s Bang the Drum Slowly, starring a then-little-known Robert De Niro as a fictional player grappling with Hodgkin lymphoma (a cancer).
Stumble: “Daytona”
NBC, 8:30pm
The Buttons compete on cheer’s biggest stage in the new episode “Daytona.” If they’re to win a championship, they must overcome not only Sammy Davis Senior Jr. College, but also a surprising foe from Courteney’s (Jenn Lyon) past.
Fire Country: “Life of a Firefighter”
CBS, 9pm
As Station 42 battles through a relentless shift, the unexpected return of Battalion Chief Brett Richards (returning guest star Shawn Hatosy) throws the crew off balance in the new episode “Life of a Firefighter.”
Mama June: From Not to Hot
WE tv, 9pm
Season Premiere!
June Shannon and her colorful family are back for Season 8 of this reality series. Jessica and Shyann plan their wedding, Pumpkin reveals her new boyfriend, Alana continues to thrive in nursing school, and June and Trina butt heads on just about everything.
Boston Blue: “St. Patrick’s Day”
CBS, 10pm
Danny, Lena and Sarah (Donnie Wahlberg, Sonequa Martin-Green and Maggie Lawson) race to stop a looming threat. Meanwhile, homesickness sparks a family gathering, and Lena’s personal life takes a hopeful turn in the new episode “St. Patrick’s Day.”
Saturday, March 14
31 Days of Oscar: Oscar Goes for the Laugh
TCM, beginning at 6am
Catch a Classic!
Fortunately, the academy isn’t all seriousness and, all day today, TCM lets you enjoy some good belly laughs and witty chuckles in some of the best comedies ever made, representing many different types of humor. There are black-and-white romantic comedies like It Happened One Night (1934), with Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable; 1940’s The Philadelphia Story, with Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant as sparring exes; and My Man Godfrey (1936), with real-life exes Carole Lombard and William Powell. Comedy teams of the ’60s are showcased in 1961’s Lover Come Back, with Doris Day and Rock Hudson; The Fortune Cookie (1966), featuring the first pairing of Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau; and 1967’s The Producers, starring Gene Wilder in one of his many collaborations with writer/director Mel Brooks. Also enjoy work from some of film’s greatest comedians in the Marx Brothers’ A Day at the Races (1937); Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator (1940); and Jacques Tati’s Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday (1953). Finally, take in some fun nostalgia with more modern comedies such as 1977’s Annie Hall, with Diane Keaton and Woody Allen; 10 (1979), with Dudley Moore and Bo Derek; and 1982’s Tootsie, with Dustin Hoffman playing a female soap opera star. Laugh along with a lineup that’s all in good fun today.
College Basketball
CBS, ESPN, ESPN2 & FOX, beginning at 11am Live
Catch college basketball conference tournament action from the America East (ESPN2), Big Ten (CBS), SEC (ESPN), MEAC (ESPN2), American (ESPN2), Mountain West (CBS), Big 12 (ESPN), Big East (FOX), MAC (ESPN2), ACC (ESPN), Big West (ESPN2) and WAC (ESPN2).
NHL Hockey: Boston at Washington
ABC, 3pm Live
A Saturday NHL matinee features David Pastrnak and the Boston Bruins in D.C. to face Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals.
World Baseball Classic: Quarterfinals
FOX & FS1, beginning at 3pm Live
The quarterfinal round wraps up with games in Houston (FS1) and Miami (FOX).
Nelly Knows Mysteries: All Manners of Murder
Hallmark Channel, 8pm
Original Film!
Pascale Hutton, who’s spent 11 years playing the character of Rosemary Coulter on Hallmark Channel’s much-beloved TV series When Calls the Heart opposite Kavan Smith as Lee Coulter, pairs up again with her costar in this new original film. This follow-up to their 2024 mystery sees Hutton and Smith back as Nelly and Detective Michael, who set out to solve the murder of a guest while at a lavish dinner.
The Boy With My Son’s Face
Lifetime, 8pm
Original Film!
After severe postpartum depression pushes Susan Webster (Italia Ricci) to her limit, she is convinced by her husband Mark (Luke Camilleri) to start medication and hire a nanny, Amy (Siobhan Williams), to help with her infant son. But one fateful night, tragedy strikes, and her baby dies, and Susan is convicted for a crime she doesn’t even remember committing. Years later, out on parole and fighting to start over, Susan sees a photograph that stops her cold — a picture of a boy who looks exactly like her son, only older … and very much alive.
NBA Basketball
ABC & ESPN, beginning at 8:30pm Live
Hollywood gets the NBA spotlight with a pair of matchups in Los Angeles. Nikola Jokić and the Nuggets tip off against Luka Dončić and the Lakers on ABC, and DeMar DeRozan leads the Kings against Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers on ESPN.
Saturday Night Live: “Harry Styles”
NBC, 11:25pm Live
Singer and actor Harry Styles pulls double duty as both host and musical guest in tonight’s new episode.