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7 p.m. on CW

Charmed

In the new episode “The Enemy of My Frenemy,” the Charmed Ones (Melonie Diaz, Madeleine Mantock, Sarah Jeffery) quickly join forces with Parker (guest star Nick Hargrove) after Mel runs into grave danger in the demon world. Meanwhile, Harry and Jordan (Rupert Evans, Jordan Donica) infiltrate the Faction, but undesirable consequences follow.

8 p.m. on CBS

Hawaii Five-0

It’s never easy for fans to bid farewell to a popular TV series, but at least Hawaii Five-0 is saying aloha on its own terms. With tonight’s series finale, the crime drama will have cranked out 240 episodes over its 10 seasons, a remarkable record for a reboot. By comparison, the iconic 1968-80 Jack Lord original logged 279 episodes over 12 seasons. Loyalists to Alex O’Loughlin, pictured, Scott Caan and their colleagues can take comfort in knowing the show will have a robust life in syndicated repeats.

8 p.m. on CW

Dynasty

Plot twist! Against all expectations, Fallon and Liam (Elizabeth Gillies, Adam Huber) start to discover the upside of parenting, so they try to persuade Heidi (guest star Emily Rudd) to keep young Connor (guest star John Jackson Hunter) near them in the new episode “Is the Next Surgery on the House?” Meanwhile, Alexis (Elaine Hendrix) enlists the help of Adam (Sam Underwood) as Jeff’s (Sam Adegoke) condition continues to deteriorate. Grant Show, Rafael de la Fuente and Maddison Brown also star.

10 p.m. on PBS

Dishing With Julia Child

In this delightful new six-part series, nine of the most popular chefs in America share personal reminiscences of how Julia Child forever changed the way Americans thought about cooking as they gather to watch episodes of Child’s seminal TV series The French Chef. In tonight’s premiere,“The Whole Fish Story,” chefs José Andrés and Eric Ripert discuss Child’s handson treatment of a whole fish, how much information she is able to convey, and how she is able to work without any retakes. Another episode follows.