TV TOP PICKS
7 p.m. on ABC Grey’s Anatomy
After Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) inadvertently stirs up a public-relations problem for Grey Sloan, she immediately tries to mend fences with her former colleagues but only jeopardizes her community service hours in the bargain in the new “It’s Raining Men.” Jackson (Jesse Williams) stands up to Koracick (Greg Germann) after he goes too far with a patient’s family, and Ben and Vic (Jason George, Barrett Doss) from Station 19 bring in a young woman needing treatment.
7 p.m. on TNT Chasing the Cure
After earning several kudos for its first season, this new and highly interactive medical series — which invites and encourages interactions between medical experts, patients and viewers at home, effectively “crowdsourcing” elusive medical answers — wraps up its first season of compelling cases and human interest stories.
7:30 p.m. on NBC Perfect Harmony
Faced with a revolt among the choir, Arthur (Bradley Whitford) decides — against Ginny’s (Anna Camp) advice — to reassert control by challenging the group’s alpha personality, Adams (Tymberlee Hill), during their annual deer-hunting trip in the new episode “Hunting Season.” Elsewhere, Wayne (Will Greenberg) takes Cash (Spencer Allport) hunting to “make him a man,” but Dwayne (Geno Segers) tries to show his friend masculinity can be expressed in different ways.
8 p.m. on CW Legacies
Hope (Danielle Rose Russell) finds herself on a collision course with the past she desperately has tried to escape, especially now that she’s feeling her way through a life on her own in the new episode “This Year Will Be Different.” As Alaric (Matthew Davis) settles into his new role at Mystic Falls High School, the Salvatore School students meet their new headmaster, Professor Vardemus (guest star Alexis Denisof, pictured, Angel).
8 p.m. on A&E Live PD: Wanted
This true-crime police franchise just continues to expand with this new entry, which solicits interaction from the viewing audience — aka “Live PD Nation” — to help law enforcement agencies from across the country track down fugitives. The weekly onehour series also updates its audience on stories of fugitives the audience already has helped apprehend, while embedding reporters with multiple task forces around the country as they prepare to serve arrest warrants.