What to watch: NFL football, ‘Psycho Wedding Crasher’ Catch up on

Deutschland 83: (Available on Hulu) Set in 1983, the eight-part series follows Martin Rauch, (Jonas Nay), a soldier who is sent by the East German Intelligence Service to discover NATO’s military intentions. The young spy is caught between his new life in the West and the fact that if he messes up, the East German government holds the key to his mother’s health. Not that any of that bothers his manipulative aunt (Maria Schrader), an agent herself who is his contact. Not as dark as “The Americans,” it still reminds us of the scares and moral dilemmas of the Cold War.

This week

ABC Fall Preview: (8 p.m. Sunday on ABC) You know it’s a slow TV week when one of the more interesting shows is a show highlighting upcoming shows. The half-hour promo follows a college football game between Virginia Tech and West Virginia. Psycho Wedding Crasher:

(8 p.m. Sunday on Lifetime) The title of this story of a wedding dressmaker who wants her own event at all

costs says it all. CBS Fall Preview: (8 p.m. Monday on ABC) Another network shows its new stuff. Biggie — The Life of Notorious B.I.G.: (8 p.m. Monday on A&E) Directed by Mark Ford, this is the first documentary biography to be authorized by the rapper’s estate. Twenty years after his death, the doc explores the people and places that shaped his life, including his rise to fame with his confidante and collaborator Sean “Diddy” Combs, his feud with Tupac Shakur and his shocking murder on the streets of Los Angeles.

Road to 9 /11: (9 p.m. Monday on History) The six-hour, three-consecutive-night event weaves together the complex global connections and webs that were developing over two decades that led to the attack. F. Murray Abraham narrates the series.

Marc Maron — Too Real: (Available Tuesday on Netflix) Stand-up special from the comedian, podcast host and “GLOW” star. A Season With Navy Football: (10 p.m. Tuesday on Showtime) The series will go behind the scenes of the Naval Academy football program throughout the 2017 season. Sunday Night Football:

(5:30 p.m. Thursday on NBC) The NFL season begins with the Kansas City Chiefs taking on Super Bowl champs New England Patriots. EIF Presents — XQ Super

School Live: (8 p.m. Friday on ABC, CBS, NBC Fox) The biggest names in entertainment will join for the live event that will help provide support to the nation’s high school system. MTV Unplugged: (8 p.m. Friday on MTV) Latest incarnation of the acoustic performance series opens with Shawn Mendes.

American Masters —

Tyrus Wong: (9 p.m. Friday on PBS) The documentary looks at Tyrus Wong, who until his death at the age of 106 last year was America’s oldest living Chinese-American artist and one of the last remaining artists from the golden age of Disney animation. The quiet beauty of his Eastern-influenced paintings caught the eye of Walt Disney, who made Wong the inspirational sketch artist for Bambi.

BoJack Horseman: (Available Friday on Netflix) Season four of the animated cult hit begins with a search for the man-horse (voiced by Will Arnett), dropping in on Diane (Alison Brie), Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins), Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris) and Todd (Aaron Paul).