‘Most Wanted Sharks’
This new one-hour documentary throws a spotlight on “celebrity sharks” that have attracted their own fan bases through their fascinating behavior or unusual appearance. Marine biologist and shark-suit inventor Jeremiah Sullivan dives into stories about some of the biggest shark stars of all time.
10 PM ( TBS) Lost Resort This decidedly unconventional new 10-episode docuseries and social experiment follows nine strangers in some form of personal crisis as they travel to an exotic wellness retreat in the jungles of Costa Rica, where they will begin a voyage of self-discovery. They’re a diverse group, including a mother-daughter pair with major trust issues and a hothead with a troubled past. Working with alternative healers, the group undergoes procedures ranging from rage rituals to vulnerability circles.
10 PM ( TLC) My Pregnant Husband
This new documentary looks at two couples — Caitlin and Ari, and Precious and Myles — who are hoping to expand their families, but in this case, there’s a twist: The husbands are transgender and carrying the baby. Such an unconventional situation inevitably leads to unpredictable challenges, such as being stopped by police officers who mistake the husband’s swollen pregnancy belly as an attempt to smuggle stolen property, as well as the awkward need to explain current developments to neighbors who previously had no idea the husband was trans.
10 PM ( TRU) Tacoma FD In the new midseason premiere “Fire Choir,” Wolf Boykins (guest star Paul Soter) comes back to lead the fire station choir, known as the Ex-SING-guishers. Meanwhile, Eddie (Steve Lemme) mercilessly teases Granny (Marcus Henderson) for joining the choral group, only to find himself feverishly competing for a spot as the “lead whistler.” Elsewhere, Lucy (Hassie Harrison) embarks on a determined quest to find a more femalefriendly uniform. Kevin Heffernan also stars.
10:03 PM ( NGEO) Most Wanted Sharks This new one-hour documentary throws a spotlight on “celebrity sharks” that have attracted their own fan bases through their fascinating behavior or unusual appearance. Marine biologist and shark-suit inventor Jeremiah Sullivan dives into stories about some of the biggest shark stars of all time.