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8 p.m. on 0 The Gifted

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After a member of the Inner Circle goes missing, Reeva (Grace Byers) steps up security in their compound, but later begins to fret her plans already may have been exposed in the new “CalaMity,” pushing her to violence as her paranoia escalates. Hoping to help Lauren (Natalie Alyn Lind) as she wrestles with her recurring nightmares, Caitlin and Reed (Amy Acker, Stephen Moyer) consider using the serum to restrict their daughter’s use of her powers.

9 p.m. on _ The Rookie

Almost any holiday can motivate people to go a little crazy (OK, maybe not Arbor Day), but the most dangerous day of the year actually is Valentine’s Day, maybe because there’s such a thin line between love and hate. That puts the police team on high alert in a new holiday-themed episode called “Heartbreak.” As for their off-duty hours, the newly single Officer Nolan (Nathan Fillion) invites everyone over to his place for a party.

9 p.m. on BET Boomerang

Emmy winner Lena Waithe (Master of

None) co-wrote the pilot and serves as an executive producer on this promising new comedy series, a quasi-sequel to a hit 1992 movie comedy starring Eddie Murphy, Robin Givens and Halle Berry. As in real life, it’s been roughly 25 years since the events of that film, with Tequan Richmond and Tetona Jackson starring as the son of Givens’ character and the daughter of Murphy and Berry’s characters. Both now are trying to build marketing careers.

9:01 p.m. on Discovery Channel American Chopper

An ace father-and-son team of motorcycle builders — Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr. — return for another season of creating one-of-a-kind choppers, as they continue to work with world-famous athletes, Forbes 100 businesses and celebrity clients. At Orange County Choppers, Paul Sr. takes a risk by moving his bike designs in a new direction even as he tries to get back to his roots elsewhere with a new line of affordable motorcycle­s. Paul Jr. wants to build a streamline­d bike for the MLB Network.

9:30 p.m. on TBS Miracle Workers

Daniel Radcliffe and Steve Buscemi executive produce and star in this sevenepiso­de limited comedy series based on Simon Rich’s book, What in God’s Name. Responsibl­e for answering the prayers of humanity, low-level angel Craig (Radcliffe) reports to God (Buscemi), who has lost interest in his high-maintenanc­e creation and is ready to destroy the world again. To prove mankind is worth saving, Craig and angelic colleague Eliza (Geraldine Viswanatha­n) accept a wager that they can grant a seemingly impossible prayer.

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