Today's Top Pick is Wahl Street, which promises "an intimate day-to-day look at how Mark Wahlberg manages his growing business ventures against his rigorous film schedule." Did you know Mark turns 50 this year? He's (gonna be) 50! Fifty years old! He likes to kick ... and stretch ... and KICK! HE'S 50!
Let's see what TV has to offer us on Thursday, April 15. All times are EST.
STREAMING
Made For Love, 3:01 a.m., HBO Max. "I Want to Feel Normal" and "Let's Meet."
Infinity Train, 3:01 a.m., HBO Max. Fourth season premiere.
Sesame Street, 3:01 a.m., HBO Max. "We Wonder What Happened to Snowman."
Wahl Street, 3:01 a.m., HBO Max. Premiere. "... viewers will learn powerful business and life lessons as (Wahlberg) navigates the numerous challenges of a global pandemic, all while trying to maintain and expand his vast portfolio." You know, I have to give Mark credit. I don't think anybody would have expected him to last 30 years in the public eye. I guess it helps that he didn't stay in one lane. Rapper to model to actor to businessman to "businessman."
Restaurant Recovery, 3:01 a.m., Discovery+. Premiere. "Restaurateur and philanthropist Todd Graves is rolling up his sleeves to help struggling restaurant owners recover from the COVID-19 pandemic." The first two episodes include "Saving Smokey's" and "Snoop to the Rescue." In addition to Snoop Dogg, future guests will include Nelly, Rob Schneider, Archie Manning and Shaq.
Spy City, 3:01 a.m., AMC+. Premiere. Dominic Cooper stars in this 1961-set limited series about a secret agent sent to dispose of a leak in Berlin.
Younger, 3:01 a.m., Hulu/Paramount+. Seventh season premiere. Four episodes debut tonight. "In the final season, Liza's personal life is on shaky ground as she tries to stay true to herself. After a setback at work, Kelsey doubts her career decisions and discovers a new creative outlet. Maggie gets cancelled."
TALKING ABOUT TALK:
Good Morning America, 7 a.m., ABC: TV hosts Stephanie McMahon and Paul "Triple H" Levesque, actor Desmond Chiam and deals and steals with Tory Johnson.
CBS This Morning, 7 a.m., CBS: Country music artist Mickey Guyton and movie producer Charles King (Judas and the Black Messiah).
Today, 7 a.m., NBC: Gwyneth Paltrow, Today Food with Kwame Onwuachi, bestselling items with Adrianna Brach. Later on, actress Ali Stroker, racecar driver Jimmie Johnson and Kris Jenner, among others.
The View, 11 a.m., ABC: Chelsea Clinton.
The Talk, 2 p.m., CBS: Elizabeth Perkins.
Syndicated Corner (times and channels vary):
LIVE with Kelly and Ryan: John Stamos, fitness expert Joey Thurman.
The Rachael Ray Show: Jane Lynch (I'm guessing it's a rerun, since she's plugging The Weakest Link). Chicken roll-ups and chili dogs (to get kids involved in the kitchen). Rachael makes tomatillo tostadas.
The Kelly Clarkson Show: Minnie Driver, Patrick Schwarzenegger, cook Pepper Teigen.
The Drew Barrymore Show: Sutton Foster and dermatologist Dr. Amy Wechsler, with tips including how to combat mask acne. (I'm not going to lie. I would watch this one.)
The Ellen DeGeneres Show: Keith Urban, Dean Lewis, "Big Trick Energy" magicians.
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NON-PRIMETIME BROADCAST/CABLE SELECTIONS
A Different World, 7:30 a.m., TVOne: This morning's episodes include "21 Candles," where Whitley thinks everyone forgot her birthday. The cast and crew played a memorable prank on Jasmine Guy.
via YouTubeThe Golden Girls, 10 a.m. on Hallmark and 11:30 a.m. on CMT: Two takes on Stan Zbornak (Herbert Edelman). First up, from the first season, he returns to Miami and ends up hooking up again with Dorothy. Later, from the fourth season, Dorothy's old feelings emerge after he stays with her while Sophia has a mini health issue. The problem is Stan's getting married again (to Elinor Donahue).
Roseanne, 10:30 a.m., CMT: A TV tradition began with "BOO!", involving the Conners' efforts to play the scariest Halloween tricks on each other.
2021 WNBA Draft, 7 p.m., ESPN: Live.
NHL Hockey, 7 p.m., NBCSN: Live. Florida Panthers at Tampa Bay Lighting.
NBA Basketball, 7:30 p.m., TNT: Live. Milwaukee Bucks at Atlanta Hawks.
Notable Opening Nights: 1971, Kander & Ebb's "70, Girls, 70," about senior citizens pulling heists to save their retirement home. It flopped, but had some good songs.
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Station 19, ABC: "Here it Comes Again." "Maya, Jack, Vic, Travis and Sullivan respond to a burn call at an ice rink; a pregnant woman and her husband seek out the station for help; Maya and Carina have a difficult conversation."
Young Sheldon, CBS: "Mitch's Son and the Unconditional Approval of a Government Agency." "When the IRS accuses Sheldon of making a mistake, he'll stop at nothing to prove them wrong." (Why the hell is Sheldon doing the taxes?") "Dale is forced to get a colonoscopy and tries to convince Meemaw to join him."
Manifest, NBC: "Wingman." "While in pursuit of criminals, Michaela is sidelined by devastating news; Ben teams up with a gifted 828er to aid a young teen; as Grace confronts ancient family wounds, Olive explores ancient mythology in hopes of helping all the passengers."
Hell's Kitchen, FOX: "What Happens in Vegas..." "The finalists face one more challenge before their final dinner service, and they're each paired with a sous-chef (but, alas, not our very own Souse Chef) to prepare."
Walker, The CW: "Rule Number 17." "Walker and Captain James investigate a high-stakes poker game in which one of the players may have information on Emily's killer; Micki takes August and Stella on an unusual adventure."
Latin Music Awards 2021, Telemundo: A three-hour event.
Top Chef, Bravo: "Pan African Portland." "The pressure is laid on the chefs in the Quickfire Challenge as they are tasked to make a layered dessert; Gregory and Kwame take the chefs on a tour of restaurants that feature food from the African diaspora."
Movie Night!
Shrek, Freeform
Moneyball, AMC
Back to the Future Part II, BBC America
The Goonies, CMT
Pitch Perfect 3, FX
Obsessed With the Babysitter, Lifetime Movie Network Premiere
Lilies of the Field, TCM
8:30 P.M.
United States of Al, CBS: "Shorts/Neykar." "Al becomes flustered when he goes to the DMV to take his driver's license test and the female instructor is wearing shorts, something he is unaccustomed to seeing." I wonder if they're going to do the old "imagine her in her underwear" gag.
9 P.M.
Grey's Anatomy, ABC: "Sign O' the Times." "Maggie is preoccupied with Winston while trying to treat a patient wounded in the Seattle protests; Levi is tested by an emergency; the doctors struggle to treat a patient who doesn't believe in COVID-19."
Mom, CBS: "Endorphins and a Toasty Tushy." "Bonnie struggles with her own self-worth after Tammy finds success; Jill's new hobby leads to an unexpected revelation."
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, NBC: "Our Words Will Not Be Heard." "A high-profile activist suspects her sister has been kidnapped by a hate group; Garland and Benson push for change with NYPD brass; Kat gets some good news."
Last Man Standing, FOX: "Butterfly Effect." "Mike and Vanessa help Mandy and Kyle with their estate planning but are disappointed with whom they plan to appoint as Sarah's legal guardian; Jen begins working at OutdoorMan and takes advice from Chuck a tad too seriously."
Legacies, The CW: "All's Well That Ends Well." "After capturing a new monster at the school, Hope and her friends learn some terrifying news about one of their own; a surprise visit from Lizzie gives Josie some much-needed courage; MG and Ethan team up to help others."
Strange Evidence, Science: "Curse of the Dragon's Fire." "A dark object is captured flying among skyscrapers in China and an explosion engulfs the side of a high-rise in flames at the same moment; experts investigate this astonishing evidence of terrifying, dragon-like creatures."
Baseball, PBS: Rerun. "Shadow Ball." "The rise of the Negro Leagues culminates with the battle between Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson in the Negro League World Series."
30 For 30, ESPN2: Rerun. "The '85 Bears." "A look at the Chicago Bears on the 30th anniversary of their Super Bowl XX win. The birth of Buddy Ryan's 46 Defense, their win over the 49ers, the loss to the Dolphins that ruined their perfect season and the Super Bowl Shuffle."
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Movie Night!
Rocky, HBO2
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps, BET
Carlito's Way, SHO2
Vacation, Paramount
9:30 P.M.
B Positive, CBS: "Love Life Support." "Gina sabotages her relationship with Eli after he invites her to a wedding in Las Vegas."
The Moodys, FOX: "Episode 204." "Sean Sr. copes with ill feelings after being benched on his hockey team right before the South Side Championship game; Ann has her first session as a psychologist; Sean and Marco deal with their first business failure."
10 P.M.
Rebel, ABC: "Patient X." "Rebel proceeds to help Cruz build their case against Stonemore and enlists Lana's assistance to convince a former patient to aid in their case; Cassidy shares surprising news with Cruz; Nate tries to prove Rebel wrong."
Clarice, CBS: Rerun. "You Can't Rule Me." "Following the assassination of a suspect, Clarice and VICAP are investigated by Krendler's rival at the Bureau; when Ardelia is recruited to assist him, it causes friction between the two friends."
Law & Order: Organized Crime, NBC: "Say Hello to My Little Friend." "Stabler and Bell team up to investigate a major lead; Wheatley makes moves to elevate his business."
Everything's Gonna Be Okay, Freeform: "Emperor Scorpion." "The family burns letters to Dad on the anniversary of his death. Alex tries his best to help Nicholas express his feelings."
NBA Basketball, TNT: Boston Celtics at Los Angeles Lakers.
Johnny Carson, Antenna TV: Jonathan Winters and Peter Strauss (Date unknown.)
10:30 P.M.
Fear, HBO: In case your Mahky Mahk fixation wasn't satisfied.
LATE NIGHT:
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, 11 p.m., Comedy Central
Gutfeld!, 11 p.m., Fox News Channel
The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, 11:34, NBC: Ice-T, Tig Notaro and comedian Orlando Leyba
Jimmy Kimmel Live!, 11:35, ABC: Anderson Cooper, Emily VanCamp and Zoe Wess
Late Show with Stephen Colbert, 11:35, CBS: Rerun. Ronan Farrow and Brandi Carlile
Late Night with Seth Meyers, 12:36 a.m., NBC: Rob Lowe, Domhnall and Brian Gleeson, Emerald Fennell
Nightline, 12:37 a.m., ABC
The Late Late Show with James Corden, 12:37 a.m., CBS: Forest Whitaker and Kane Brown
A Little Late with Lilly Singh, 1:36 a.m., NBC: Caleb McLaughlin
The title for this post comes from a Schoolhouse Rock segment.
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Sources: Zap2It, Futon Critic, IMDB.
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