Sunday lands in the sweet spot between comfort viewing and real appointment TV: a few strong new episodes, a genuinely worthy Henry Winkler hour, and a prime-time run of music legends that never feels like nostalgia for its own sake. The best route is BBC Four early, then 8 to 10 p.m. for the biggest swings, before a late-night turn into Fukushima and Curiosity.
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Dodgers-Red Sox is the clear MLB showcase.
Overnight card spans four Australian tracks.
Billups and Andrews headline FAC 35.
Washington crowns its ATP champion.
National Bank Open evening session from Day 1.
A stranger threatens Rollins and Carisi; Benson asks an old friend to come out of retirement.
A Loganair cargo flight from Edinburgh loses both engines and crashes into the icy North Sea.
The head of household nominates three fellow houseguests for possible eviction.
A couple's desperate to open up their cramped main floor before grandkids arrive.
Patience and Frankie are held hostage by an armed escaped prisoner claiming she is innocent.
Henry Winkler is the hook, but the format works because he brings curiosity instead of costume-drama solemnity. A roads-and-highways episode hits the sweet spot for the series: infrastructure history, American mythmaking, and a little engineered peril. This is exactly the kind of new cable hour that rewards watching now instead of letting it disappear into the backlog.
The Librarians encounter a mysterious man claiming to be the legendary wizard Merlin.
Not every Sunday pick needs prestige varnish. This looks like sturdy small-town pulp, and the camping-trip-turned-drug-hideout setup is exactly the kind of self-contained engine that can make a procedural click even if you've never watched before. If the documentaries start to feel dutiful tonight, this is the cleanest turn toward pure story.
This franchise knows its lane and sticks to it: craft, weather, resourcefulness, no fake apocalypse theatrics. 'Dog Days of Winter' lands at the moment when exhaustion and optimism are both in the frame, so it works as comfort viewing and as a clean entry point for newcomers. Sunday TV often needs one dependable workmanlike hour; this is it.
Trouble at the laundromat; two missing teens; a traffic stop that turns up drugs.
Tourneur's Oregon-set western gives the night a real classic-movie lane instead of another anonymous library run. Dana Andrews, Susan Hayward and Brian Donlevy make this a sturdy supplemental choice for viewers who want something older but still vivid.
A doctor (Adam Sandler) asks his loyal assistant for help in winning the woman of his dreams.
Former biker Sam Childers (Gerard Butler) establishes an orphanage in Africa.
An ordinary LEGO figurine mistakenly becomes part of a quest to stop a tyrant's plan.
John Ross investigates the predatory invertebrates in the tropical rainforests of Asia.
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