WHAT TO WATCH
All times listed are Eastern/Pacific Time. Shows air one hour earlier in Central/ Mountain Time. Superman & Lois The CW, 8 p.m. Season Premiere ● The third season of this DC Comics adaptation featuring Earth’s greatest superhero (Tyler Hoechlin) and his fellow journalist and wife Lois Lane (Elizabeth Tulloch) will open weeks after Superman’s defeat of Ally Allston, when Clark and Lois are working at the Smallville Gazette and enjoying small-town life with their children. Night Court” NBC, 8 p.m. When Abby’s (Melissa Rauch) fiancé learns she’s struggling to connect with Olivia (India de Beaufort), he encourages Abby to embrace a side of herself she rarely shows. Meanwhile, Dan (John Larroquette) teams up with Gurgs (Lacretta) to save his favorite thing in the courthouse: a bench. American Auto NBC, 8:30 p.m. The Payne servers get hacked, and it becomes increasingly more personal for Katherine (Ana Gasteyer) when the hackers reveal they have personal photos of her. FBI: International CBS, 9 p.m. In the new episode “Trust,” the Fly Team lends a helping hand to the Hungarian officers National is accused Police of murdering when one of a couple their in Budapest. Gotham Knights The CW, 9 p.m. ● New Series In this new DC Comics-inspired teen drama series, Bruce Wayne’s adopted son Turner (Oscar Morgan) is framed for his father’s murder, along with the children of various Batman enemies, and Gotham City turns into a powder keg of violence as these unlikely allies band together to form a new generation of crime-fighting vigilantes. That’s My Jam NBC, 10 p.m. Celebrity guests Patti LaBelle, Billy Porter, Darren Criss and Sarah Hyland compete in a series of music, dance and trivia-based games and musical performances, including the new game More Than a Feeling. Return to Amish TLC, 10 p.m. ● Season Premiere This season, the new Amish cast members take a deep dive into the unknown outside world when they leave their restrictive settlements in search of their hopes and dreams – a career as a basketball player for Kenneth, a nonAmish wife for Daniel, and a better idea of her own identity for Fannie.