WEDNESDAY’S BEST PICKS
8 PM * The Goldbergs In the new episode “Dee-Vorced,” Beverly’s (Wendi McLendon-Covey) chronic meddling in son Adam’s (Sean Giambrone) relationship with Brea (guest star Sadie Stanley) builds to a confrontation with the girl’s divorced mother (played by the real-life Brea Bee). Meanwhile, after Barry (Troy Gentile) breaks up with Ren, he tries to reassemble his old posse, the JTP. Stephen Tobolowsky and Dan Bakkedahl also guest star; George Segal and Jeff Garlin also star.
8 PM G Devils Massimo (Alessandro Borghi) finds out that the secret dossier conceals a liquidity recycling scheme between NYL and a major German bank, used by Dominic (Patrick Dempsey) to implement a complex intercontinental plot. That discovery leads Massimo to fear for his own safety, since he strongly suspects that the scheme led to the death of his colleague. Laia Costa, Kasia Smutniak, Lars Mikkelsen and Malachi Kirby also star in the new “Episode 7.”
8 PM ( TRAV) Paranormal Caught on Camera A total skeptic has reason to re-evaluate his perspective on the paranormal after he is accosted by a spirit at a haunted fort in England in one of the segments in tonight’s new episode. In other reports, spectral passengers appear in a Hong Kong airport, a security guard confronts a “shadow person” in an otherwise empty stadium, and a Russian man hunts for an elusive creature known as the Yeti.
9 PM * The Conners It’s little Beverly Rose’s first birthday, but what should be a joyous occasion turns tense when Becky (Lecy Goranson) can’t agree with Emilio over what kind of party it should be in the new episode “Birthdays, Babies and Emotional Support Chickens.” Meanwhile, Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) is introduced to someone who wants to be more than just friends with her. Sara Gilbert and John Goodman also star.
9 PM G Coroner Jenny (Serinda Swan) begins to suspect there’s a correlation between her sleepwalking and Kelly’s (guest star Nicola Correia-Damude) presence under her roof in the new episode “Monster in the House.” Jenny also notices that too many things just don’t add up as details from Kelly’s past start to unravel. Meanwhile, McAvoy (Roger Cross) learns something about Noor (guest star Olunike Adeliyi) that compels him to put distance between the two of them. Éric Bruneau and Ehren Kassam also star.
9 PM ( FOOD) Guy’s Grocery Games In the special holiday edition “Delivery: All-Star Thanksgiving,” host Guy Fieri and his son Hunter ship festive fall ingredients to Food Network fan favorite chefs Damaris Phillips, Christian Petroni and Michael Voltaggio, challenging them to create in their own kitchens their best Thanksgiving dinner, including a creative way to “revive” leftover pie. The chefs also play some Thanksgiving-themed games. Marcus Samuelsson, Aarti Sequeira and Jet Tila are the judges. 9 PM ( HBO) MOVIE Crazy, Not Insane Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney (“The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley”) is producer and director of this provocative new documentary, which explores the work of psychiatrist Dr. Dorothy Otnow Lewis, who has dedicated her career to studying murderers and seeking an answer to why humans kill. Unfolding like a scientific detective story, Gibney’s film chronicles Lewis’ determined attempts to look beyond the grisly details of crimes and into the hearts and minds of the killers themselves.
10 PM ^ Secrets of the Dead Three groups of modern-day treasure hunters, armed with modern technology and decades of research, comb New York’s Catskill Mountains in a quest to find a fortune reportedly hidden there by one of America’s most infamous crime bosses in the new episode “Gangster’s Gold.” Before he died in 1935, Bronxbased bootlegger and mobster Dutch Schultz is widely believed to have buried a treasure worth $50 million somewhere in this region. The episode includes a new interview with Stanley Grauso, age 104, the last surviving member of Schultz’s gang. 10 PM * For Life Wrongfully convicted prisoner-turned-litigator Aaron Wallace (Nicholas Pinnock) continues his quest to win justice as this taut legal drama returns for its sophomore season. That fight compels him to take up the mantle against systemic justice from outside the prison walls that currently hold him. Indira Varma, Joy Bryant, Dorian Missick, Tyla Harris and Timothy Busfield also return to their series roles.