Wynonna Earp
The Season 2 of the supernatural western concludes with the episode I Hope You Dance. Wynonna (Melanie Scrofano) is running out of time and is desperate to defeat the Widows before her fate is sealed. Shamier Anderson, Tim Rozon and Dominique Provost-Chalkley also star. (Space)
GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET
The 11th season of the opera-based series continues with La Traviata; it’s a revival of Willy Decker’s staging of the piece and is conducted by Nicola Luisotti. Soprano Sonya Yoncheva sings as the tragic courtesan, Violetta, in Verdi’s classic, with tenor Michael Fabiano as her ardent lover, Alfredo. Baritone Thomas Hampson plays Alfredo’s disapproving father, Germont. (PBS)
MACGYVER
It’s a rebroadcast from January, titled Large Blade. On the way back from capturing a war criminal, Mac (Lucas Till) and Jack’s (George Eads) helicopter crashes in Kazakhstan, allowing their prisoner to escape with Jack’s gun. Using a large blade and a water bottle, MacGyver must get help as the pilot’s condition worsens and before the war criminal takes them as prisoners. (Global)
DARK MATTER
In the Season 3 finale of the homegrown sci-fi series, Nowhere to Go, the crew of the Raza attempts to unite the enemies of Ferrous Corp. and put an end to the corporate war before the new fleet can be used. Melissa O’Neil, Anthony Lemke and Alex Mallari Jr. star. (Space)
WILD BEAR RESCUE
The first season of this docu-series set at the Northern Lights Wildlife Society in Smithers, B.C., continues. The not-for-profit operation continues its mission to rehabilitate bears and launch them into the wild, but there’s drama to be dealt with first. Cubs fight over food as zookeeper Angelika Langen struggles to feed them all. Plus, a shelter fawn goes missing, and a rescue gets dangerous when a cub feels cornered. (Animal Planet)
SHARK TANK
An episode from May repeats. Among the inventions that need funding is a solution to underarm sweat marks and stains and a belt buckle that doubles as a wallet. Plus, there’s a business that helps empower farmers in a war-torn country by helping them cultivate and harvest saffron. Watch for a followup with LovePop, a brand of 3D paper pop-up greeting cards that earned an investment offer from Kevin O’Leary. (CTV/ ABC)
MARKETPLACE
A re-airing of the November episode Celebrity Sell is on tap. From waist trainers to hair vitamins and fatburning tummy tea wraps to even pharmaceuticals, the Kardashian family has a long list of products they claim to love on social media. But, are they letting people into their lives with these seemingly authentic testimonials, or are they just cashing in? (CBC)