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6 p.m. on DSC

Moonshiners

Josh drives a large tractor-trailer filled with stills across state lines to help Tickle and the Laws run two tons of malted corn in the new episode “Two Tons of Fun.” Meanwhile Mark and Digger christen their own secret Tennessee whiskey distillery, and Richard builds an ingenious copper Virginia-style submarine still.

6 p.m. on OWN

Queen Sugar

The death of George Floyd drives some emotional conversations between Nova and Calvin (Rutina Wesley, pictured, Greg Vaughan), Hollywood and Violet (Omar J. Dorsey, Tina Lifford) and Charley and Micah (Dawn-Lyen Gardner, Nicholas L. Ashe) in the new episode “May 27, 2020.” Meanwhile, Ralph Angel and Darla (Kofi Siriboe, Bianca Lawson) return early from their honeymoon and realize it’s time for Blue (Ethan Hutchison) to get an urgent version of “the talk.”

7 p.m. on CW

The Flash

A sudden and most unwelcome return to Central City by Abra Kadabra (guest star David Dastmalchian) causes headaches for The Flash (Grant Gustin) in the new episode “Central City Strong,” especially given that the enraged villain is determined to settle a score. Meanwhile, Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) suspects something is “off” with Frost, and Allegra (Kayla Compton) tries to cope with a tricky situation. Elsewhere, Iris (Candice Patton) is forced to examine a dark moment from her past.

7 p.m. on NGEO

Genius: Aretha

In “Young, Gifted and Black,” Aretha (Cynthia Erivo) records her 1970 protest album, inspired by the activism of Angela Davis (Brittany Guess) and the Soledad Brothers. Despite Jerry Wexler’s (David Cross) skepticism, the record proves successful. Then, in “Amazing Grace,” Aretha releases her great 1972 gospel album of that title in New Temple Missionary Baptist Church, despite her siblings’ pleas for her to do the record at New Bethel with their father (Courtney B. Vance). In a flashback to 1956, Little Re (Shaian Jordan) records her first album at New Bethel after discovering she is pregnant with her second child.