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7 p.m. on BRAVO

Million Dollar Listing New York Now back in New York, Fredrik has landed a prime listing in SoHo that others rave about, but Tyler just isn’t feeling it in the new episode “Co-List or No-List.” Steve asks Jess to help him sell a Bed-Stuy property with a private pool, but she fears that their very different selling styles will sink the deal quickly. When Ryan has trouble selling a big-ticket listing on Central Park, the seller urges him to do a co-listing ... with Luis.

7:30 p.m. on NBC

Perfect Harmony

Arthur (Bradley Whitford) finds himself in a major clash with his late wife’s father, who wants to take back their family houseboat, in the new episode “It’s Electric.” Meanwhile, Reverend Jax (Rizwan Manji) hosts a singles night, during which Ginny and Dwayne (Anna Camp, Geno Segers) finally sit down together to address the elephant in the room — or, more accurately, in their relationship. Will Greenberg and Tymberlee Hill also star.

8 p.m. on ABC

A Million Little Things

Delilah (Stephanie Szostak) books her family’s longtime photographer (guest star Richard Kind) to do a family shoot to welcome the new arrival, but Danny (Chance Hurstfield) has a really hard time processing that his late father isn’t a part of this portrait in the new episode “Austin.” Elsewhere, Rome and Regina (Romany Malco, Christina Moses) plan a big bash to mark the 50th wedding anniversary of his parents, but the occasion only forces them to survey the current state of their own union. David Giuntoli also stars.

8:30 p.m. on TNT NBA basketball

A new and interesting era begins in the NBA’s Western Conference when Stephen Curry, pictured, and the Golden State Warriors open their season at home against the Los Angeles Clippers. On the other side of the court will be an all-too-familiar foe for the Warriors. That would be Kawhi Leonard, who now plays for L.A., and who terrorized Golden State in last season’s finals while leading the Toronto Raptors to their first NBA title.

9 p.m. on ABC

How to Get Away With Murder

In flashback, a young Annalise undergoes a therapy session in which she’s forced to acknowledge an emotional and pivotal reality that, in turn, compels her to admit to a difficult truth in the new episode “We’re All Gonna Die.” Back in the present, Frank’s (Charlie Weber) recent ordeal reveals a new secret about Laurel’s disappearance.