TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
7:30 PM (ESPN) NBA Basketball Two Eastern Conference teams that figure to be firmly in the mix for a NBA Finals berth clash tonight at Barclay Center, where Kevin Durant and the Brooklyn Nets will welcome in Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks. While the Nets have one of the league’s most talented teams, an unknown is the status of point guard Kyrie Irving, whose outspokenness has a way of getting him in hot water with the league. 8PM (HGTV) Property Brothers: Forever Home Home improvement icons Jonathan and Drew Scott continue Season 5 of their latest series with new episodes. The first finds the brothers helping homeowners Barry and
Zonita, who have created a treasure trove of memories with the three kids. They also have other family members living nearby. Tasked with designing a home to suit this couple for years to come, the Scotts deliver with an open-concept kitchen, living and dining room space that is perfect for entertaining extended family. They also transform a home office into a playroom.
8 PM (TLC) My 600-Lb. Life This engrossing docuseries about severely overweight people who are desperately trying to regain control of their lives opens Season 10 with “Nathan’s Journey,” about a young man who gets a wake-up call when his weight gets in the way of the only healthy thing in his life: — his job as a drama teacher. But changing his life might mean a falling out with his wife, Amber, who is also overweight, unless she decodes she wants to join him in his weight-loss journey.
9 PM G Batwoman When Ryan (Javicia Leslie) lands on Gotham’s “30 Under 30” list, Luke (Camrus Johnson) frets about how Jada (Robin Givens) will react to the role Marquis (Nick Creegan) has played in boosting Ryan’s popularity as the acting CEO of Wayne Enterprises in the new episode “Antifreeze.” Meanwhile, Mary (Nicole Kang) isn’t quite feeling like herself as she returns from a late night out, and Alice’s (Rachel Skarsten) hallucinations grow stronger. Keeya King guest stars; Meagan Tandy also stars.
10 PM ^ Secrets of the Dead In “The First Circle of Stonehenge,” an archaeological quest spanning 10 years reveals that the oldest stones in the mysterious circle at Stonehenge originally were part of a much earlier sacred site, a stone circle that was built on a rugged and remote hillside far away in West Wales. Using some of the latest tools in geotechnology, Professor Mike Parker Pearson of University College London leads his team of archaeologists in a painstaking and determined search for evidence that would fill in a 400-year gap in our knowledge.