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Station 19
(108) 4 p.m.
Nothing can last forever, but for now, the seventh and final season of this hit series burns brighter than ever, raging on with a new episode. Jaina Lee Ortiz, Jason Winston George, Grey Damon, Jay Hayden, and more make up the series’ now-beloved cast.
My Favorite Year
(42) 5 p.m.
Turner Classic Movies is celebrating 30 years on-air with this grand salute, featuring TCM staff and legendary host Robert Osborne, who will give introductions for each and every film played over the next 24-hours, including this classic comedy from 1982.
Patti Stanger: The Matchmaker
(40) 5 p.m.
You loathed her in “The Millionaire Matchmaker,” and now Patti Stanger is back in this series premiere. This time, she teams with a new partner, Nick Viall from “The Bachelor,” to teach clients the tools needed to become their most lovable versions.
Accused: Guilty or Innocent?
(31) 6 p.m.
Documenting every step, from the initial, formal charges to the inevitable trial, each episode of this series offers an inside look at the process of being accused of a crime. This time, a young father is scrutinized following a drive-thru altercation.
Ghosts
(8) 7:30 p.m.
The bed-and-breakfast is busier than ever, packed to the brim with guests — both alive and dead. Samantha (Rose McIver) and Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) do their best to manage everyone’s whims and fancies. However, it’s hard keeping up with a poltergeist.
Farmer Wants a Wife
(12) (15) 9 p.m.
Early to bed, early to rise, give a single farmer a chance at a wife. Host Jennifer Nettles helps male farmers find love with a group of single women, all willing to give up their city ways in order to feed cattle, bale hay and kick boots in the country.
“Alan [Bates] is quite an extraordinary man who presents as one of the most ordinary people you can meet. So when you come to play someone like that, I needed to find out who he was, what made him do this extraordinary thing and unite hundreds of, a thousand people, in one place and take on the might of the corporate post office . ... [However,] he wasn’t a great source of material... All of my dealings with him have been great. They haven’t helped me play him very much, but they’ve been great.” - Toby Jones, star of “Mr Bates vs The Post Office”
“We had a wonderful, wonderful cast, a wonderful director in Tim van Patten. It was a really ensemble group. … I took a lot of my lead from my fellow thespian Noah [Jupe] here. It was a lovely experience and probably the best production I’ve been involved in in my career.” - Star of Apple TV’s “Franklin,” Michael Douglas
“For years, I’ve been rollin’ out to towns big and small lookin’ for joints serving up amazing dishes. But no matter how many miles I put on the Camaro, I just can’t fit ‘em all into [‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’]. So, I’ve called in my buddy Noah Cappe and the Bite Club to help me out and they are hittin’ the road to find some killer small-town dishes on their own. But of course, I’ve gotta mix it up a bit, so we’re throwin’ in a dash of competition!” - Guy Fieri, executive producer of “Best Bites in Town”