TOP PICKS
1 The Millers 8 p.m. on (ATV)
The canceled sitcom returns to play off its remaining stories. Carol (Margo Martindale) finds Kip (Sean Hayes) inspirational, possibly to her imminent detriment, in the new tale “Diggin’ Up Bones.” Wanting her to take risks more, he urges her to hug it out — or have it out — with a former work enemy (guest star Molly Shannon) who’s on the verge of retiring. Will Arnett, Beau Bridges and Jayma Mays also star. Another episode follows.
2 Annie 8 p.m. on (M1)
It’s still a hard-knock life for the orphaned title character in this revision of the hit Broadway musical. Quvenzhane Wallis (“Beasts of the Southern Wild”) has the title role, with Jamie Foxx as this version’s Daddy Warbucks, a cellular tycoon named Will Stacks. Cameron Diaz plays the bitter Miss Hannigan. The revamped score includes such standards as “Maybe” and, of course, “Tomorrow.” Rose Byrne, Bobby Cannavale and David Zayas (“Gotham”) costar and several famous faces turn up in cameos.
3 Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular 9 p.m., 11 p.m. on (NBC)
One television hallmark of Independence Day is this showcase for the colorful displays above New York, and the event is broadcast again this year. Music acts and NBC personalities will be in on the festivities, with “Today’s” Willie Geist and Tamron Hall serving as hosts — and Brad Paisley, Kelly Clarkson, Dierks Bentley, Meghan Trainor and Flo Rida slated to perform.
4 Greenberg 9 p.m. on (TMNE)
Ben Stiller tones down his act by placing himself in the hands of writerdirector Noah Baumbach — and Baumbach’s wife, actress Jennifer Jason Leigh, who helped conceive the story and is a co-star here — in this comedy-drama about a somewhat lost man who finds himself when he switches coasts and house-sits for his Los Angeles-based brother.
5 Get On Up 10 p.m. on (M1)
You can’t simply “get by” with playing dynamic music icon James Brown, but Chadwick Boseman (“42”) is up to the challenge in director Tate Taylor’s (“The Help”) biopic. The script recalls the impoverished background of the performer who would become known as both “the Godfather of Soul” and “the hardest working man in show business.”