Sleepy Hollow
Jenny and Crane (Lyndie Greenwood, Tom Mison), find themselves at a near-total loss after Abbie’s (Nicole Beharie) huge sacrifice, as the series returns with its winter premiere, a new episode called One Life. As the story unfolds, Crane forms an unexpected partnership, while Jenny faces off with a former enemy. (Fox, CTV Two)
GRIMM
In the new episode A Reptile Dysfunction, Nick and Hank (David Giuntoli, Russell Hornsby) suspect a local legend has come back to life after a mysterious creature is sighted in connection with the death of a tourist at a local lake. Elsewhere, Rosalee’s (Bree Turner) past comes back to haunt her, and Nick gains new insight into the scope of the Wesen uprising as he is given access to the Portland operation centre for the secret government agency. (NBC, CTV)
SUPER BOWL’S GREATEST HALFTIME SHOWS
The British group Coldplay is scheduled to headline the halftime entertainment for Super Bowl 50, but they’ve got their work cut out for them if they want their performance to compare with some of the stellar acts that have preceded them at the big game. This special looks at some of the best of that pool of performers, which is bound to include the electrifying 2013 performance of Beyonce, Michael Jackson in 1993, U2 in 2002 and, perhaps the best of the best, a 2007 mini-concert by Prince. (CBS)
MOVIE: DIRTY DANCING
ABC has ordered a new threehour musical adaptation of this romantic drama with Abigail Breslin in the role created by Jennifer Grey, but any new version has its work cut out for it up against the classic 1987 original, which boasts Sixties hits, stirring original songs and eye-popping dance moves. Audiences loved the story about a naive teen (Grey) who has the time of her life with a hunky dance instructor (Patrick Swayze) at a Catskills resort. Cynthia Rhodes, Jack Weston and a pre-Law & Order Jerry Orbach also star. (W)
SECOND CHANCE
A case from the past becomes relevant once more as Pritchard and Duval (Rob Kazinsky, Tim DeKay) sleuth a series of murders involving young prodigies. As the investigation unravels, Duval begins to accept that Pritchard may actually be the reincarnation of his late father. Meanwhile, Pritchard becomes a confidential informant for the FBI in the new episode Admissions. (Fox, City)