TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
8PM ^ Life at the Waterhole A production team from the BBC and PBS built an artificial watering hole in Tanzania’s Mwiba Wildlife Reserve to capture unprecedented footage of some of Africa’s most iconic animals in this new three-part nature series, which continues weekly through June 2. This pool is the first in the world to be specially rigged with TV cameras, allowing Dr. M. Sanjayan and his team to present an up-close look at the complex social dynamics at this bustling oasis, where elephants, lions, leopards and more meet and compete for water. 9PM * The Conners Some very dramatic changes seem to be in the offing for the extended family in the Season 3 finale “Two Proposals, a Homecoming and a Bear.” In addition to those headlined developments, Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) is able to exploit her “Jeopardy” infamy to her own advantage. Katey Sagal, Nat Faxon and Jack Laufer guest star; John Goodman, Lecy Goranson and Sara Gilbert also star.
9PM G Nancy Drew Ryan
(Riley Smith) works with the Drew Crew to find a way to take down Everett (guest star Andrew Airlie) in a new episode called “The Purloined Keys.”
Meanwhile, Carson (Scott Wolf) has a word of urgent warning for Nancy (Kennedy McMann). Tunji Kasim, Leah Lewis and Maddison Jaizani also star.
9:31 PM * Call Your Mother In an audacious step they hope will move their relationship to the next level, Jean and Danny (Kyra Sedgwick, Patrick Brammall) embark on a trip to her home state of Iowa, where some ghosts from her past complicate any hopes they had of moving forward in the season finale “Jean There Done That.” Back in California, having gotten hooked on true-crime TV shows, Jackie, Freddie and Lane (Rachel Sennott, Joey
Bragg, Austin Crute) become unnerved by the possibility that Patrick is a serial killer.
10 PM * A Million Little Things Rome (Romany Malco) tries to help Tyrell (guest star Adam Swain) find a worthwhile outlet for his escalating frustrations about systemic racism in America in the new episode “United Front.” Meanwhile, Regina (Christina Moses) struggles with her mother’s concerns about whether Someday has a viable future. Elsewhere, Katherine and Eddie (Grace Park, David Giuntoli) navigate some whitewater rapids in their current relationship.