TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
8PM (HALL)
MOVIE Two Tickets to Paradise
Two strangers, Hannah and Josh (Ashley Williams, Ryan Paevey), meet on what feels like the worst day of their lives. Both have been left at the altar on their wedding day, but when they run into each other in a park while trying to process their shock, they discover that they are heading to the same honeymoon location. Even after arriving at their mutual destination, they keep crossing paths until they finally decide to stop fighting destiny and enjoy their time together in this 2022 romance. Mary-Margaret Humes co-stars. 8PM (LIFE) MOVIE He’s Not Worth Dying For Based on actual events, this new melodrama revolves around two very different teenagers who find themselves drawn into a bitter romantic rivalry. Isla (Rachel Boyd) already has developed a following as an online influencer, while the more introverted Grace (Hilda Martin) looks like a lock as her class valedictorian, after which she hopes to pursue a veterinary career. Both girls are shocked to discover the same boy, Jake (Lachlan Quarmby), is dating them both, sparking a quickly escalating feud between the girls. Robin Givens and Lochlyn Munro also star.
8PM (NICK) Slime Cup Topranked pro golfers Collin Morikawa, Lexi Thompson, Jon Rahm and recent PGA Championship winner Justin Thomas are the team captains in this new “teeriffic” golf competition, wherein four teams of three vie on a “Nick-ified” golf course as they make their way to an unpredictable final round, which is played inside Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, Calif. This game features one-of-a-kind tee boxes, far-out fairways and greens, plus, of course, lots of slime.
Nick stars Gabrielle Nevaeh Green (“All That”) and Young Dylan join announcer Noah Eagle in the booth.
8PM (TCM) MOVIE Mahogany Berry Gordy directed this 1975 drama starring Diana Ross as a model and fashion designer. After rising from humble beginnings on Chicago’s South Side, she gains world fame but gives it up when she falls in love. Billy Dee Williams, Anthony Perkins, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Beah Richards and Nina Foch also star in the film, part of a theme night about 1970s style on the big screen.