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6:31 p.m. on FREE Alone Together In the Season 1 finale, “Property Management,” Benji and Esther (Benji Aflalo, Esther Povitsky) find themselves smitten with the apparently carefree world of retirement living while he is managing the apartment complex for his brother Dean (Chris D’Elia). It’s not long, though, before the pair start to realize maybe it’s not quite all it’s cracked up to be. Pauly Shore guest stars. 7 p.m. on FOX The X-Files Series creator Chris Carter wrote and directed “My Struggle IV,” the Season 11 finale, which finds Mulder and Scully (David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, pictured) racing to find and save her son, William (guest star Miles Robbins), who has gone on the run. Elsewhere, the Cigarette Smoking Man (guest star William B. Davis) moves forward with his own ultimate plan. Annabeth Gish, James Pickens Jr., Joel McHale and Barbara Hershey also guest star. 7 p.m. on CW Riverdale The new “Chapter Twenty-Nine: Primary Colors” finds a determined Jughead (Cole Sprouse) taking some drastic measures to register his vehement opposition to Hiram Lodge’s (Mark Consuelos) newly announced plans for Riverdale. Meanwhile, although her parents urge her to keep a low profile at all costs, Veronica (Camila Mendes) decides to run for president of the student council. Meanwhile, Archie’s (KJ Apa) mother, Mary (guest star Molly Ringwald), blows into town during a miserably time for father and son. 8 p.m. on CW Life Sentence Now serving as an advocate for cancer patients, Stella (Lucy Hale) hopes the positive effects of a process she tried will be the same for someone else (guest star Nadej Bailey) — only to learn the process is no longer available — in the new episode “Clinical Trial and Error.” Baby sitter Wes (Elliot Knight) gets assistance from Ida (Gillian Vigman). Aiden and Peter (Jayson Blair, Dylan Walsh) have a night on the town together. 11 p.m. on FX The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story This chronicle of fame-obsessed Andrew Cunanan’s (Darren Criss) horrifying murder spree, which included the cold-blooded murder of beloved Miami-based fashion designer Gianni Versace, comes to a predictably violent end, just as the life of its troubled central figure does, in “Alone,” the Season 2 finale of this anthologized crime drama.