When Calls the Heart
In the third season finale of this series based on the Canadian West books by novelist Janette Oke, tragedy strikes again. In the episode, titled Prayers From the Heart, Jack and Elizabeth (Daniel Lissing, Erin Krakow) — along with the rest of Hope Valley — spring into action to help the miners from the settlement, who are trapped following a landslide. (Super Channel)
MASTERCHEF
Wolfgang Puck is more than an iconic name, he’s a proven brand in the culinary world, and he brings his expertise to a new episode. He serves as a guest judge and also as the presenter of a Mystery Box Challenge that gives the top 20 contestants one hour to devise a dish using potatoes. Then, they must re-create one of Chef Gordon Ramsay’s recipes … with the results determining the season’s first elimination. (Fox, CTV)
MISSING DIAL
In July 2014, Roman Dial Jr., the son of legendary explorer Roman Dial Sr., vanished trying to complete a solo trek in the most dangerous jungle in Central America. The evidence quickly led the Dial family to believe that foul play was involved. Now one of the most legendary adventurers in the world is going on his highest-stakes expedition yet. He, and his team of former FBI agents, will retrace the steps of Roman Jr. to finally figure out what happened to his son. (NatGC)
WAYWARD PINES
Xander (Josh Helman) finds his way back into the town in the new episode Exit Strategy, and someone potentially helpful comes along with him. Rebecca and Megan (Nimrat Kaur, Hope Davis) clash over what’s expected of a young woman (guest star Emma Tremblay). Theo (Jason Patric) warns CJ (Djimon Hounsou) against seeking what lies beyond the fence. (Fox, City)
MOVIE: THE ODD COUPLE
Matthew Perry (Friends) and Thomas Lennon (Reno 911) currently star in a CBS reboot of the sitcom that won Emmys for Jack Klugman and Tony Randall during its fondly remembered 197075 run on ABC. Even before that, however, squabbling roommates Oscar Madison and Felix Ungar came to vivid comic life thanks to Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, in this slick and satisfying 1968 adaptation of Neil Simon’s stage hit. (TCM)