BEST BETS
• Seeking the common link among Prometheus’ murder targets, Oliver eventually determines — via Felicity and Curtis — that it’s he himself on a new Arrow. (CTV Two 10, CW 32 at 8; KTLA at 11)
• On a new Speechless, JJ helps an injured gymnast who’s trying to adjust to using a wheelchair, and he eventually develops a crush on her. Ray comes up with a tall tale to cover for a photo he accidentally took with his cell phone. (ABC 38 at 8:30)
• As details about the day of the bombing begin to emerge, they seem to connect a sinister individual to that tragic event on a new The Romeo Section. Meanwhile, Sproule comes up with a strategy to stay in control. (CBC 20 at 9)
• Bursts of gunfire disrupt a summit meeting of U.S. governors President Kirkman has called to elect a new Congress, throwing the proceedings into turmoil on a new Designated Survivor. Hannah turns up more troubling information. (CTV, ABC 38 at 10)
• On a new episode of Code Black, a college student being treated at Angels Memorial doesn’t realize she was sexually assaulted, leaving Malaya to break the traumatic news to her. Annabeth Gish and Richard Lewis guest star. (CTV Two 10, CBS 39 at 10)
• Inspired by a successful website, the new satirical comedy series The Beaverton, co-anchored by Emma Hunter and Miguel Rivas, features comedic correspondents filing fauxnews reports on a variety of current topics. (Comedy at 10:30)