TV top picks

6 p.m. on NBC NHL Hockey

The NHL’s Stadium Series makes a stop at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md., as the Toronto Maple Leafs and Washington Capitals square off outdoors. These two teams met in the first round of the 2017 Stanley Cup playoffs where despite the efforts of then rookie sensation Auston Matthews, pictured, the Capitals prevailed. With the NHL season starting to wind down, both teams are poised for a return to the post season.

8 p.m. on DIY Buyer’s Bootcamp with Scott McGillivray

Contractor and real estate expert Scott McGillivray returns to host this new 10-episode real estate investment series, in which he partners with first-time house flippers, going so far as to invest his own money to renovate rundown properties. Once he and his amateurs finish upgrading the residence in question, they put the place on the market, then split any profits. Their range of homes run the gamut from single-family homes to historic row houses.

8 p.m. on USA Falling Water

In the new episode “Risk Assessment,” the team lays out a strategy involving a sting they hope will help them catch Taylor Bennett and the buyer on whom her fortune relies. Elsewhere, Taka and Alex (Will Yun Lee, Sepideh Moafi) set off on the trail of the Shadowman’s (Dru Viergever) daughter, hoping she eventually will lead them to him.

8 p.m. on TLC Hear Me, Love Me, See Me

This new series presents a pretty radical social experiment in which a bachelorette gets to view three romantic prospects in their daily lives via POV cameras they wear and streaming technology. The setup allows the woman to see everything they see and talk with them, but — here’s the big catch — she can’t see what they actually look like. At the end of the day, she must pick one based solely on personality and emotional chemistry before meeting all three face to face.

9:29 p.m. on NBC Saturday Night Live

Sports-oriented humor would not be out of order in this new episode, since basketball icon Charles Barkley returns to the program for his fourth turn as host. Because he currently serves as a studio analyst for several networks, that role could become a target for comedy. The musical act Migos — which has scored mightily on the charts wth the album Culture

II lately — makes its SNL debut here. Current cast regulars include Kate McKinnon and Cecily Strong.