TV TOP PICKS

7 p.m. on NBC

Movie: Jurassic Park Prehistoric DNA is used to clone real, live dinosaurs for a one-of-akind theme park. But some fatal flaws in the plan threaten to destroy not only the park and everyone in it, but the outside world as well. For one thing, the big lizards are supposed to be all the same sex, and therefore unable to reproduce ... but guess what? Jeff Goldblum (who returns in the new Jurassic World:

Fallen Kingdom), Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Richard Attenborough star in this Steven Spielberg-directed 1993 sci-fi blockbuster based on Michael Crichton’s novel.

7 p.m. on CBS

Ransom Evie (Morgan Kohan) already knows that having Eric (Luke Roberts) as her father can be hazardous to her health, and she gets another taste of that in the new episode “Radio Silence.” The two are aboard an airplane whose co-pilot turns suicidal, prompting him to lock the chief pilot out of the cockpit ... and to have thoughts of crashing the passengerpacked plane.

7 p.m. on HALL

Movie: Love at First Dance Hope (Becca Tobin, pictured) gets a high-profile gig that tasks her with teaching a formerly notorious playboy (Niall Matter) how to dance for his upcoming society wedding, which promises to be a heavily publicized affair. The nuptials unexpectedly are put into jeopardy, however, as the footwork master classes proceed and an obvious personal chemistry that can’t be ignored starts to form between student and instructor in this new romance.

8 p.m. on FX

Movie: Now You See Me 2 A year after they outwitted the FBI — as chronicled in the original Now

You See Me — three members of the gifted illusionist quartet known as the Four Horsemen are recruited by a tech wizard (Daniel Radcliffe) to steal a powerful chip that can control all of the world’s computers in this fairly diverting 2016 sequel. Lizzy Caplan joins original cast members Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson and Dave Franco.

9 p.m. on HBO

Movie: The Mountain Between Us Director Hany Abu-Assad’s 2017 survival drama stars Idris Elba and Kate Winslet as, respectively, neurosurgeon Ben Bass and journalist Alex Martin, who board a small private plane to Salt Lake City after their original flights are grounded by a storm. Unfortunately, their fragile aircraft crashes in the vast expanse of Utah’s High Uintas Wilderness. This adaptation of a novel by Charles Martin doesn’t offer many surprises in its story, but its two main players hold interest through sheer star power.