THURSDAY’S BEST PICKS
1 PM ( GOLF) PGA Tour Golf The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Fla., makes its PGA debut starting today as its top players tee it up in the WGC-Concession, which replaces the WGC-Mexico Championship on the Tour schedule due to the pandemic. Patrick Reed won the former tournament a year ago, shooting rounds of 69-63-6767 to finish at 18-under-par at the Club de Golf Chapultepec to bag his eighth Tour victory.
8 PM ( FREE) grown-ish In the new episode “Know Thyself,” Vivek (Jordan Buhat) has a new and different experience with Heidi (Kirrilee Berger), while Doug and Aaron (Diggy Simmons, Trevor Jackson) make a sincere effort to adjust their viewpoints when it comes to the topics of masculinity and sexuality. Meanwhile, Nomi (Emily Arlook) returns to the Cal U campus with her new baby, Luna, and Junior (Marcus Scribner) turns up to fight for Sky (Halle Bailey). 8:31 PM $ B Positive Drew and Gina (Thomas Middleditch, Annaleigh Ashford) start pondering what the future may hold for them after Jerry (recurring guest star David Anthony Higgins), one of the others in Drew’s “dialysis club,” unexpectedly gets a call notifying him that he will soon get a new kidney in a new episode called “B Negative.” Sara Rue, Kether Donohue, Briga Heelan and Linda Lavin also are featured.
9 PM ( LIFE) Married at First Sight In the new “Australia: Season 6, Episodes 7 & 8,” the final four couples embark on the honeymoon phase of the experiment, but will Matthew, still a virgin at age 29, be able to bring himself to take this bold step into uncharted territory? Later, at a fun and flirtatious dinner party, the couples meet each other for the first time before things take a dramatic turn.
9 PM ( MTV) Floribama Shore As this reality series returns for Season 4, its rowdy cast of Southerners trade in their usual Florida sunshine in favor of Montana’s mountains and, later, the recreational bounty of Lake Havasu, Ariz. As castmates Jeremiah Buosi,
Codi Butts, Aimee Hall, Kirk Medas, Nilsa Prowant, Candace Rice and Gus Smyrnois reunite, they have relatively limited access to the outside world, forcing them to confront the wounds they incurred on their last summer together.
9:01 PM $ Mom Bonnie (Allison Janney) surprises even herself when she scores a smashing success with a line of mocktails she comes up with for Adam’s (William Fichtner) bar in the new episode “Whip-Its and Emotionally Attuned Babies.” Meanwhile, Jill (Jaime Pressly) finds herself strangely attracted to Bonnie’s therapist, Trevor (recurring guest star Rainn Wilson). Tyne Daly also guest stars; Mimi Kennedy, Kristen Johnston and Beth Hall also are featured.
9:30 PM $ The Unicorn Natalie (Makenzie Moss) is dismayed when she realizes that her sharp memories of her mother are starting to fade, as Michelle and Delia (Maya Lynne Robinson, Michaela Watkins) arrange a memorial in honor of Wade’s (Walton Goggins) late wife in the new episode “In Memory Of ... .” Meanwhile, Forrest and Ben (Rob Corddry, Omar Miller) get competitive when their kids enter a school fundraising contest. Ruby Jay also stars.
10 PM * The Hustler This diabolically entertaining and unconventional game — in which a five-member team tries to answer trivia questions while guessing which player is secretly a ringer who has been given the questions in advance — closes out its first season with a finale called “A Little Bit of Finger Pointing.” Broadway and chocolate chip cookies with cheddar cheese are among the hints to this week’s Hustler’s identity. Craig Ferguson is the host. 10:31 PM ( USA) She’s the Boss This amusing new “docu-comedy” revolves around the family life of jet-setting entrepreneur Nicole Walters, who runs a multi-million-dollar marketing empire while her husband Josh, a full partner in raising their three adopted daughters, is a stay-at-home lawyer. Completing the household is Eddie Bernardez, Nicole’s over-the-top executive assistant and BFF. The series premiere, “Butler With Benefits,” finds Nicole stressing out about one of her daughters going to college and Eddie learning how to be more professional.