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6 p.m. on A&E Born This Way
The Season 4 finale, “Our Best Friend’s Wedding,” finds the nuptial date of Angel and Cristina swiftly approaching. The bride-to-be surprises Angel with a gift that confirms her commitment to him, and he takes lessons in how to be a good husband as he prepares to move in with Cristina. The episode and season draw to a close as the big day arrives.
6 p.m. on BRAVO The Real Housewives of New York City
Bethenny, pictured, and Carole continue to trade shots about the implosion of their friendship as the latest gathering of the cast members wraps up in the new “Reunion Part 3.” As the group recalls their tension-filled journey to Colombia, Carole reviews what she sees as the highs and lows of the past season, and Tinsley takes issue with Carole’s assessment of their friendship. Sonja rehashes her own issues with some in the group, then each member shares her biggest regrets from Season 10.
7 p.m. on CW Burden of Truth
Joanna (Kristin Kreuk) is determined not to let threats made against her and Billy (Peter Mooney) dissuade her from continuing her pursuit of the legal case in the new episode “The Devil in the Desert.” Her biggest problem arises in the courtroom as a noted neuropsychologist surprises her by maintaining the ill girls are imagining their ailments. She and Billy then do whatever they can to keep their contention from being discredited.
8 p.m. on CW Back to School Just for Laughs
The Just for Laughs comedy festival staged in Montreal has yielded a number of television specials, and this new one has an education theme. Comics including Jon Stewart, John Mulaney, Dave Chappelle and Eric Andre reflect on their school days, and chances are pretty good that they’re more amused by their classroom experiences than their teachers and principals.
11 p.m. on FXX It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Those fractious Philly friends reassemble for lucky Season 13, including cast member Glenn Howerton, whose character, Dennis, moved to North Dakota at the end of Season 12. The opener, “The Gang Makes Paddy’s Great Again,” introduces a new member of the group: Cindy (guest star Mindy Kaling), an ethnically diverse type who’s good at pulling scams. Mac (Rob McElhenney) also startles his friends with an incredibly lifelike sex doll that looks uncannily like Dennis.