What's On Tonight (Tuesday): Second Lives

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We're turning on the sun for Tuesday, August 18th!

Top Pick
🔔 Dead Pixels (The CW, 8:00 PM) The British import about three friends preoccupied with the online role playing game called Kingdom Scrolls premieres with back-to-back episodes; from the creators of Peep Show.

Highlights
🔔 The Fugitive (Quibi, 3:01 AM) Finale of the Kiefer Sutherland-starring series told in eight minute 'bites.'

Parks & Recreation (IFC, 6:00 PM) Fans of the first season - there are dozens of us! - can get their fix of Pawnee's arguably roughest season with IFC's marathon.

🔔 America's Got Talent (NBC, 8:00 PM)

🔔 🎈 Democratic National Convention (PBS/CSPAN/CNN/MSNBC, 8:00 PM) Continuing coverage of the virtual coronation of Joe Biden from Milwaukee and other locations.

🔔 Lost Treasures Of Egypt (National Geographic, 8:00 PM) 

🔔  America's Book Of Secrets (The History Channel, 9:00 PM) This week we're looking at 'Cults & Secret Societies.'

🔔 🍴 Chopped (Food Network, 9:00 P.M.) 'The chefs open the appetizer basket to find a peculiar pate; in round two, the chefs work with a fish that they've never cooked before.'

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🔔 Tell Me A Story (CW, 9:00 P.M.)

🔔 Impractical Jokers: Inside Jokes (TruTV, 9:30 PM) 'Blue Man Dupe.'

🔔  🍴 Chopped Sweets (Food Network, 10:00 PM) 'An all-American, all-desserts competition; a flag cake in the first basket.'

🔔 🎈 Democratic National Convention Coverage (NBC, 10:00 PM) Continuing coverage all the virtual action from Milwaukee and other locations.

🔔 Hard Knocks: Los Angeles (HBO, 10:00 PM) 

🔔 What Would You Do? (ABC, 10:00 PM)

🔔 Undercover Billionaire (Discovery, 10:00 PM) 'Glenn Stearns has just 90 days to build a million-dollar business from scratch.'

🔔 World Of Dance (NBC, 10:00 PM)

Blast From The Past
🎥 Reds (TCM, 8:00) Warren Beatty's Oscar winning historical biography of John Reed is the 'TCM Summer Under The Stars' prime time highlight. In the words of Vincent Canby, Reds is, 'a large, remarkably rich, romantic film that dramatizes - in a way that no other commercial movie in my memory has ever done - the excitement of being young, idealistic and foolish in a time when everything still seemed possible.'

Jerry Lewis Goes On 'Donahue' In Defense Of His Telethon Fundraising, On August 18, 1981

Source(s): Zap2It, OnThisDay, Rotten Tomatoes, The Futon Critic, Netflix, TV Guide, Discovery Channel, New York Times.