The Nineties
The seven-part docuseries dedicated to the titular decade airs its fourth instalment, New World Order. It focuses on major political events, including the Warsaw Pact, Nelson Mandela’s release from prison, the Persian Gulf War and Bill Clinton becoming the president of the United States. (CNN)
30 FOR 30
It’s a new instalment of the sports documentary series. The spotlight is on the history of Mike Francesa and Chris Russo’s Mike and the Mad Dog radio show, which ruled afternoon sports talk from the New York studios of WFAN 660 for nearly 20 years. (TSN)
INSECURE
The second season of this acclaimed comedy continues with the new episode Hella Questions. Issa (Issa Rae) tries to make sense of a cryptic encounter and Lawrence (Jay Ellis) considers crucial decisions. (HBO)
REMEMBER ME
It’s the third and final part of this British mystery that kicked off with Tom Parfitt (Michael Palin) moving into residential care and witnessing a violent death. On Sunday, the police question Tom, the true meaning of Scarborough emerges and Tom faces a terrible decision. (PBS)
THE $100,000 PYRAMID
In the first game of the evening, celebrity chefs Rachael Ray and Curtis Stone faceoff. Then, in Game 2, actor David Arquette and RuPaul compete to try win their contestant partner the ultimate prize of $100,000. (CTV/ABC)
I’M DYING UP HERE
It’s a fresh instalment, in which Nick (Jake Lacy) re-evaluates his relationship with Tawny (Sarah Hay). Also, Maggie (Ginger Gonzaga) gives Ron (Clark Duke) a self-help book, and Barton (Obba Babatunde) proposes a deal with Goldie’s rival. (TMN1)
BAR RESCUE
It’s all fists and fury when nightclub and pub expert Jon Taffer revisits the bars with the biggest fights, including the most dangerous brawl in show history. (Spike)
90 DAY FIANCE
In a fresh episode, Alex and Loren struggle with a big decision, Chantel and Pedro reach their breaking point and Danielle realizes a hard truth. Also, Mohamed prepares for the trial. (TLC)
STEVE HARVEY’S FUNDERDOME
It’s a new episode of the seed-funding competition show. Inventions going up against each other include a shirt with a large pocket in the front, a necktie that holds bottles and cans, and a device for buttering corn. (CTV/ABC)