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TODAY’S TV BEST BETS

- From the publishers of TV Guide

Soundtrack

Netflix (new series)

This romantic musical drama follows the love stories connecting a diverse group of people in Los Angeles through the music that lives in their hearts and minds.

NBA basketball

ESPN, beginning at 6 p.m. ESPN’s Wednesday night NBA twin bill has the Miami Heat at the Philadelph­ia 76ers and the Boston Celtics at the Dallas Mavericks.

College basketball

ESPN2, beginning at 6 p.m. A college basketball triplehead­er on ESPN2 has Tennessee at Cincinnati and North Carolina at Gonzaga, followed by Kentucky vs. Utah in the Neon Hoops Showcase from Las Vegas to benefit Coaches vs. Cancer.

Live in Front of a Studio Audience: All in the Family’ and ‘Good Times

ABC, 7 p.m.

The live broadcast television event returns, this time re-creating holiday-inspired episodes of “All in the Family” and “Good Times” with an all-star cast.

Survivor

CBS, 7 p.m. (season finale) Season 39 signs off with a two-hour finale, followed by the live reunion. Fun fact from mentor Sandra Diaz-Twine: The show’s “Island of the Idols” had been deserted only a few years — and its inhabitant­s didn’t move far. “We could hear the boat traffic and the dogs barking and even their roosters in the morning,” she says.

The Masked Singer

Fox, 7 p.m. (season finale) In the two-hour finale, relive all the fan-favorite moments and best performanc­es from season two before the three finalists compete for the golden mask trophy and have their identities revealed. “The Masked Singer” returns for season three in February.

Pets on Sets: Other Animals

TCM, beginning at 7 p.m. Wild animals are the subjects of tonight’s themed programmin­g lineup featuring famous creatures in films, including deer (“The Yearling,” 1946), lions (“Born Free,” 1965), orangutans (“Every Which Way But Loose,” 1978) and dolphins (“Flipper,” 1963; “Flipper’s New Adventure,” 1964).

Finding the Way Home HBO, 8 p.m.

Inspired by the work of J.K. Rowling’s foundation Lumos, this eye-opening documentar­y tells the stories of eight children who have been reunited with family members or placed in loving foster homes after being exposed to the distressin­g conditions prevalent in orphanages and institutio­ns around the world.

Born This Way: A Very Born This Way Christmas

A&E, 8 p.m. (series finale) The cast gathers in this onehour special to reflect on their personal growth across the four seasons of the show and discuss its impact on the way society views people with disabiliti­es. From finding jobs to navigating relationsh­ips and breakups to exerting their own independen­ce, the group will rejoice in the journey they have been on together and thank fans for all their support along the way.

Property Brothers: Forever Home: Family Tradition

HGTV, 8 p.m. (season premiere)

In the season two premiere, Jonathan and Drew step in to help a couple who both grew up in “forever homes.” The young family loves the location of their single-story home — they can walk to both work and school — but the cramped kitchen and awkward layout doesn’t work for their busy lives. To keep their family tradition alive, Jonathan and Drew overhaul their entry, living room, dining room and kitchen.

The Great Food Truck Race: Holiday Hustle

Food Network, 9 p.m. (season finale)

Five aspiring food truck teams have competed in wintry New England locations. Who will go home with the holiday prize of $50,000, and who will leave with coal in their stockings?

 ?? Fox ?? Tonight’s season finale of the “The Masked Singer’ will feature at fan-favorite moments and best performanc­es before the winner is revealed.
Fox Tonight’s season finale of the “The Masked Singer’ will feature at fan-favorite moments and best performanc­es before the winner is revealed.
 ?? S.F. Green Film Festival ?? Among other animals, “Pets on Sets” looks at the lions in the movie “Born Free,” starring Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers.
S.F. Green Film Festival Among other animals, “Pets on Sets” looks at the lions in the movie “Born Free,” starring Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers.

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