TONIGHT'S BEST
Butlers in Love 4 p.m. on º; 8 p.m. on _
In the world of service, few jobs command as much prestige as working as a butler to a royal household, where skill, knowledge and discretion all are expected to be of the highest standards. At a prestigious academy where aspiring butlers are trained, then, the rivalry is absolutely cutthroat, as trainees Emma and Henry (Stacey Farber, Corey Cott) soon discover in this 2022 romantic comedy. Maxwell Caulfield, Jacqueline Ann Steuart and Bronwen Smith co-star.
The Eyes of Tammy Faye 7 p.m. on (TMN1); 9 p.m. on W
Michael Showalter (the “Wet Hot American Summer” movie and TV franchise) directed this 2021 biographical drama, adapted from a successful 2000 documentary of the same title, with Jessica Chastain earning rave reviews for her portrayal of televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker. The film chronicles how Bakker — with her preacher husband Jim Bakker (Andrew Garfield) — built the world’s largest religious broadcasting network before their fall from grace.
American Justice 8:01 p.m. on :
In the Season 16 premiere “The Monster in Muskegon,” two separate cases run cold for women who have been abducted and murdered, until the courage of a third unsuspecting victim helps to unveil a killer operating out in the open. Dennis Haysbert narrates. A second new episode “Hiding in Plain Sight,” immediately follows where a relentless detective leaves no stone unturned until the entire truth behind a young woman’s brutal death is exposed.
Dating the Delaneys 9 p.m. on 7
Maggie Delaney (Rachel Boston) is a divorced mother who ventures into the dating world with some help from Michael (Paul Campbell), the single father of her son’s friend. At the same time, Maggie’s mother Barb (Karen Kruper) and her teen daughter Emma (Zoe Christie) begin romances of their own. As these three generations of women explore the highs and lows of modern dating, they learn that love and romance can be found at any age.