CRITIC’S CORNER
QUEEN SUGAR OWN, 10 ET/PT The critically acclaimed series from Ava DuVernay returns for a second season with more drama from the Bordelon family. The first of a two-part premiere airs tonight before the show moves to its regular Wednesday time slot. The season focuses on the family moving forward together as Charley (Dawn-Lyen Gardner) moves to Saint Josephine, La., to help with the family business.
GENIUS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CHANNEL, 9 ET/PT
National Geographic’s big swing into original programming, produced by Ron Howard and Brian Grazer, wraps up its first season, focused on Albert Einstein. The two-hour finale features the genius (Geoffrey Rush) as an older man facing the world after the atomic bomb has been dropped. The show has been renewed for a second season, butit will shift to another genius, to be revealed during the episode.
WRECKED TBS, 10 ET/PT
The comedy about a group of plane crash survivors trying to make it on a deserted island kicks off its second season with backto-back episodes. The show, created by Jordan and Justin Shipley, ended its first season with a ship arriving on the island, but the men whom survivors thought were their saviors were actually pirates.