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Paradise, Hulu’s unique blend of political intrigue, mystery, and apocalyptic themes, is now set to be broadcast weekly on ABC, following its initial debut. As the men’s college basketball season culminates with the championship game in San Antonio, there’s additional buzz with the Menendez brothers conducting a rare joint interview from their prison cells, as NBC’s The Hunting Party concludes its inaugural season.
Paradise
Originally premiering in January, this hybrid show captures the interest of audiences with its complex storytelling. ABC has decided to air the entire series weekly at 10/9c, significantly boosting its visibility after it was confirmed for a second season. Created by Dan Fogelman, known for This Is Us, the series stars Sterling K. Brown as Xavier Collins, a dedicated Secret Service agent who faces turmoil following the assassination of the young, charismatic President Cal Bradford, portrayed by James Marsden. The storyline is enriched with flashbacks that explore the intricate dynamics of their relationship, revealing the unsettling truths behind their seemingly perfect lives in a community that hides dark secrets.
NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship Game
The excitement builds as the men’s basketball tournament reaches its zenith with a showdown between top-seeded teams Florida and Houston, airing at 8:30/7:30c. With the anthem “One Shining Moment” looming for the ultimate champion, the Alamodome in San Antonio sets the stage, recalling the last time in 2008 when all No. 1 seeds contended for the title.
The Hunting Party
Capping off its season, The Hunting Party follows the efforts of the Prisoner Recovery Task Force as they track down Jenna Wells, dubbed the “Killer Chemist,” played by Eliza Coupe. As the narrative unfolds, it delivers a long-awaited exposition concerning FBI Agent Bex and the aftermath of an explosion that released numerous psychopaths from a covert government facility known as the “Pit.” The concluding episode is rife with surprises and ends on a suspenseful cliffhanger.
The Chelsea Detective
For enthusiasts of intellectually engaging crime dramas, the British series The Chelsea Detective returns for its third season. The premiere features Alex Kingston, known from ER, as the U.S. Ambassador, amidst a storyline where DI Max Arnold and DS Layla Walsh navigate challenging diplomatic situations regarding the investigation into the death of an ex-soldier. Their inquiries lead them to the opulent residence of the ambassador, where the influence of the U.S. Embassy complicates the quest for justice.
TMZ Presents: The Menendez Brothers: The Prison Interview (9/8c, Fox): In a highly anticipated interview, Erik and Lyle Menendez address their hopes for freedom from their prison cells, marking decades since they last spoke together in public. While they await decisions on their appeals for resentencing, recent developments have seen the support of Los Angeles’s District Attorney’s office withdrawn. This special presentation includes insights from family members, their attorney, the detective involved in their case, and an inmate who benefited from their advocacy.
INSIDE MONDAY TV:
American Idol (8/7c, ABC): As Hollywood Week concludes, contestants engage in head-to-head battles with Jelly Roll remaining as the resident artist.
The Voice (9/8c, NBC): The Knockout round continues with more competitive face-offs following a recap of the premiere at 8/7c.
90 Day Diaries (9/8c, TLC): Featured couples from the 90 Day franchise document their daily lives in a candid format.
Not Just a Goof (streaming on Disney+): This documentary offers a retrospective on the beloved Disney film A Goofy Movie in celebration of its 30th anniversary.
Kill Tony: Kill or Be Killed (streaming on Netflix): In a high-stakes format, controversial comedian Tony Hinchcliffe challenges aspiring comedians to impress his panel in just one minute, ensuring a tense viewing experience.
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