What to watch MONDAY
Jan. 10, 2022
All times Central. Start times can vary based on cable/satellite provider. Confirm times on your on-screen guide.
Queens of Mystery Acorn TV ■ Season Premiere
The acclaimed and popular British comedy/ drama murder-mystery series returns for a second season composed of three two-part mysteries that will debut as back-to-back episodes today and each of the next two weeks. It follows three crime-writing sisters — Beth (Sarah Woodward), Cat (Julie Graham) and Jane (Siobhan Redmond) — and their niece, Detective Sgt. Mattie Stone (Florence Hall taking on the role originated by Olivia Vinall last season). Using their knowledge of crime, both real-world and fictional, together they solve murders in the picturesque English region of Wildemarsh. But no matter how many cases they are able to crack, the unsolved mystery that haunts all of them is the disappearance of Mattie’s mother 25 years ago.
Undercover Netflix ■ Season Premiere
In the third season of the Belgian/Dutch crime drama, after the events of Season 2, Bob (Tom Waes) has been fired from the police department. A court case and possible prison sentence are looming over him but may go away if he accepts a dangerous undercover job to expose a traitor in the department. Meanwhile, Ferry (Frank Lammers) is released from prison but finds out that his place at the top of the XTC-world has been taken over by a new, stronger and smarter gang led by the Turkish couple Serkan and Leyla Bulut (Murat Seven and Nazmiye Oral).
Street Outlaws: OKC Discovery Channel, 7 p.m.■ Season Premiere
In Season 14, the 405 is back together, one year after Chief threw out the Top Ten List to launch America’s List. After a disappointing showing in that race, the gang begins another all-out qualifier for the next season of America’s List. Past performances, good or bad, don’t matter — it’s a fresh start for all. With new beginnings, Chief believes the best way to get back to the heart of the 405 is to revive the camaraderie and teamwork mentality that was once their staple.
College Football National Championships ESPN, 7 p.m. Live
The national championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis features the Alabama Crimson Tide vs. the Georgia Bulldogs.
Darcey & Stacey TLC, 7 p.m. ■ Season Premiere
In the new season, Darcey and Stacey unleash their inner boss babes by entering their clothing line into Miami Swim Week, where they are determined for it to be a huge success. Balancing their business and careers with their personal lives, however, continues to be a challenge for these busy twins.
Antiques Roadshow PBS, 7 p.m., WTTW Chicago, 8 p.m.
In “Wadsworth Mansion, Hour 2,” more treasures are unveiled at the Wadsworth Mansion in Middletown, Connecticut, including an appraisal of up to $200,000.
That’s My Jam NBC, 8 p.m.
Filmmaker Taika Waititi, British singersongwriter Rita Ora, singer/dancer Normani and actress Taraji P. Henson compete in a series of music-, dance- and trivia-based games and musical performances.
Ordinary Joe NBC, 9 p.m.
In “Calling an Audible,” Music Joe (James Wolk) is invited to sing the national anthem at the Giants game, Cop Joe (Wolk) bonds with a new friend over their shared love of football, and Nurse Joe (Wolk) and Jenny (Elizabeth Lail) each get a win of their own.
Black Market With Michael K. Williams Vice, 9 p.m. ■ Season Premiere
This docuseries returns for Season 2, marking the final documentary project for its host, actor Michael K. Williams (The Wire), who passed away last year. The series explores the complex underworld of illicit trades and unravels how these criminal networks are reshaping our way of life. “While completing Black Market has been very difficult given the loss of Michael,” say the series’ executive producers, “it’s also been extremely rewarding to bring his vision for this season to the finish line.”