WHAT TO WATCH
Finding Alice
Acorn TV
In this British comedy/drama, Keeley Hawes plays Alice, whose partner of 20 years, Harry ( Jason Merrells), dies after falling down the stairs when they move into their dream home. Harry designed the house, so it’s weird, wonderful and impractical, and one more disorientation for Alice. She discovers a darker side to Harry, and his death kicks up secrets, debt, suspicion and criminality.
Y: The Last Man
FX on Hulu
This drama series based on the graphic novel series introduces a world where every mammal with a Y chromosome is killed in a major world event — except for one man and his pet monkey. The series follows the survivors as they try to figure out what happened and create a better world. The cast includes Diane Lane, Ben Schnetzer, Amber Tamblyn, Olivia Thirlby, Ashley Romans, Elliot Fletcher and Juliana Canfield.
Little Ellen HBO Max
This 2D-animated children’s show explores the world through the eyes of an unpredictable 7-year-old Ellen Degeneres.
Judge Jerry
The CW, 11:30 a.m.
Jerry Springer returns to preside over a third season of his daytime show in which “Judge” Springer rules on all-new outrageous court cases.
The Drew Barrymore Show
Fox, 2 p.m.
Season two of the daytime show kicks off with the host taking to her hometown of Hollywood for the first part of a twoweek premiere event celebrating hometown pride.
Dr. Phil Fox, 3 p.m.
The Emmy-nominated daytime talk show hosted by psychologist Dr. Phil Mcgraw returns for season 20.
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Fox, 4 p.m.
Kelly Clarkson’s Daytime Emmy-winning show is back for season three, filming for a week in New York City before returning to Universal Studios Hollywood.
Hell’s Kitchen: Young Guns
Fox, 7 p.m.
In tonight’s two-episode season 20 finale, the two remaining chefs compete in their final dinner service.
American Ninja Warrior
NBC, 7 p.m.
The National Finals conclude in Las Vegas as the remaining competitors move on to Stage 2 and beyond for their chance to win $1 million and become the next American Ninja Warrior.
Newman in the ’60s TCM, beginning at 7 p.m.
Paul Newman’s status as an epitome of masculine cool is on display tonight in four films from the ’60s. The lineup begins with
his best actor Oscar-nominated portrayal of pool shark “Fast” Eddie Felson in the best picture Oscar-nominated 1961 drama “The Hustler.” Next, Newman leads the cast of the 1960 epic “Exodus,” chronicling the founding of the state of Israel. Then, Newman plays a drifter alongside best actress Oscar nominee Geraldine Page as a faded movie star in the 1962 drama “Sweet
Bird of Youth.” The evening concludes with the 1964 Western “The Outrage,” with Laurence Harvey, Claire Bloom, Edward G. Robinson and William Shatner.
Halloween Baking Championship
Food Network, 8 p.m. This season pays tribute to 1980s classic slasher movies, kicking off with host John Henson welcoming the competitors to Camp Devil’s Food Lake, where their baking skills will help them survive. Each week the bakers must create killer cakes, creepy cupcakes and more.
American Experience PBS, 8 p.m.
Discover the story of the Supreme Court’s first female justice, Sandra Day O’connor, the deciding vote in cases on some of the 20th century’s most controversial issues.
Super Heists CNBC, 9 p.m.
Season one of this series that cracks open the case files of master thieves and the investigators who pursue them concludes.
The Wall NBC, 9 p.m.
Ted, a youth-sports coach, and Hayden, who is in sales, are a father and son from Akron, Ohio, who have hopes of walking away with millions.
Back to Life Showtime, 9 p.m.
Miri (Daisy Haggard) continues to reconcile with her past while trying to assimilate and make a new life post-incarceration.
Ultra City Smiths AMC, 10:05 p.m.
This stop-motion animated comedy — in which the characters are all baby dolls — is set in sleazy Ultra City. Rookie detective David Mills (voice of Jimmi Simpson) and partner Gail Johnson (voice of Da’vine Joy Randolph) must cut through the corruption, crime, prostitutes and youth gang turf wars to find mayoral candidate Carpenter K. Smith (voice of Kurtwood Smith), the “Last Bright Hope” for the city.
The Daily Show With Trevor Noah
Comedy Central, 10 p.m. “The Daily Show” unveils a new look and feel tonight.