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Sunday

“Bless the Harts”: Fox, 7:30 p.m. Wayne (voice of Ike Barinholtz) gets a new truck but has issues letting go of his old one in the new episode “Haul Force One.”

“Biography: Shawn Michaels”: A&E, 8 p.m. This film chronicles the wild life of one of WWE’S greatest performers and most enduring villains. After drug addiction nearly cost him his life, Shawn Michaels, aka “The Heartbreak Kid,” made one of the most improbable late-career comebacks in WWE history. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2011 and 2019.

“Shahs of Sunset”: Bravo, 8 p.m. Season premiere. In the hopes of mending their 30-year relationship and healing their fractured friend group, Reza and MJ plan a trip to Palm Springs to celebrate Mike’s birthday. GG, looking to stay out of the drama, embraces being a new mom to her son, Elijah.

“The Great North”: Fox, 8:30 p.m. Season finale. In the Season 1 finale episode “My Fart Will Go on Adventure,” as the Tobins prepare for Wolf and Honeybee’s (voices of Will Forte and Dulcé Sloan) wedding, a guest’s unexpected RSVP has the family shocked. Fox has ordered a second season of “The Great North.”

“Fear the Walking Dead”: AMC, 9 p.m. June (Jenna Elfman) splits off from the group in an effort to gather information to help stop an oncoming threat.

Monday

“Common Knowledge”: GSN, 5:30 p.m. Season premiere. The trivia show hosted by Joey Fatone returns for Season 3. The game features practical, everyday questions that everyone should, in theory, know, like “What should you do when you have a fever?” or “How can you tell if a watermelon is ripe?” Two teams of three (friends/co-workers/relatives) compete to answer multiplechoice questions in three rounds of play, with the winning team going on to the bonus round to play for $10,000.

“The Wonderful World of Disney: Monsters, Inc.”: ABC, 8 p.m. Lovable Sulley (John Goodman) and his wisecracking sidekick Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal) are the top scare team at MONSTERS, INC., the scream-processing factory in Monstropolis. When a little girl named Boo wanders into their world, it’s the monsters who are scared silly, and it’s up to Sulley and Mike to keep her out of sight and get her back home.

“The Neighborhood”: CBS, 8 p.m. Season finale. Birthdays rarely go as planned on sitcoms. Such is the case when cantankerous Calvin Butler (Cedric the Entertainer) celebrates another trip around the sun. After Calvin receives an unexpected gift from his mother — his late father’s ashes — his neighbor Dave Johnson (Max Greenfield) takes him fishing, something Calvin used to do with his dad.

“Bob (Hearts) Abishola”: CBS, 8:30 p.m. Season finale. Thanks to their busy schedules, Bob (Billy Gardell) and fiancée Abishola (Folake Olowofoyeku) can agree on only one date for their dream wedding. The hitch: It’s just three weeks away.

“9-1-1: Lone Star”: Fox, 9 p.m. In the new episode “One Day,” Owen (Rob Lowe) helps Tommy (Gina Torres) through a personal emergency.

Tuesday

“Pooch Perfect”: ABC, 8 p.m. Season finale. Season 1 comes to a close, and the Pooch Perfect trophy is awarded. “NCIS”: CBS, 8 p.m. When members of an elite NCIS unit are killed during an explosion, the unit’s lone surviving member (guest star Katrina Law) helps crack the case using high-tech body armor in the new episode “Blown Away.”

“Black-ish”: ABC, 9 p.m. Season finale. In the season finale, “Urban Legend,” Dre feels pigeonholed to the urban marketing team at Stevens & Lido and realizes he needs to make some big career changes. Boyz II Men (gueststarring as themselves) stop by the office to help out the team with a campaign. Meanwhile, Junior has to deal with the twins who are overstaying their welcome at his and Olivia’s apartment.

“Superman & Lois”: The CW, 9 p.m. New episodes. Clark (Tyler Hoechlin) reconsiders his decision to let Jordan (Alex Garfin) play football. Meanwhile, Lois’ (Elizabeth Tulloch) continued investigation of Morgan Edge (Adam Rayner) requires her to trust an unexpected ally.

“Big Sky”: ABC, 10 p.m. Season finale. In “Chances Are,” Cassie and Jenny leave the Kleinsasser women to forge their own path, ridding themselves of their ranch troubles and heading back home. Along with Jerrie and Lindor, they finally get to see Ronald behind bars, though he quickly strips them of any satisfaction by leading them on a wild goose chase, straight into the arms of the syndicate. A brutal battle ensues, clearing a path for Scarlet and Ronald to escape, but while they run off into the sunset, Jenny risks her life to save Cassie’s. Is this the end for our dynamic duo? Only time will tell.

“The Goldbergs”: ABC, 8 p.m.

Season finale. In “The Proposal,” Geoff shares with the JTP that he is planning on asking Erica to marry him and gives them the engagement ring for safekeeping. Like any good romantic comedy, several miscommunications and misunderstandings between Geoff and Erica’s friends and family result in a potential derailing of the proposal, forcing Adam to step in to keep the couple’s special moment alive.

“The Big Interview With Dan Rather”: AXS TV, 8 p.m.

Season finale. Dan Rather’s interview series ends its ninth season, which has been dedicated to musical families, with this installment featuring a pair of Grammy-winning rockers. Soulful songstress Michelle Branch and her multitalented husband, Patrick Carney of the Black Keys, sit down to discuss their lives and careers.

“The Masked Singer”: Fox, 8 p.m. The final four singers sing their hearts out with the goal of reaching the finals, and Cluedle-doo finally reveals himself in a not-to-be-missed unmasking.

“Chicago Med”: NBC, 8 p.m.

Crockett (Dominic Rains) worries he made a surgical error when a recent transplant patient comes in with complications; Carol (Margaret Colin) is once again in distress; Will (Nick Gehlfuss) and Natalie (Torrey Devitto) must take action to right their wrong.

“The Conners”: ABC, 9 p.m.

Season finale. Here come the brides? The blue-collar comedy wraps its third season with not one but at least two marriage proposals. Of course, that doesn’t guarantee anyone will say yes. “There’s potential in all of the relationships for dramatic or comedic outcomes,” teases executive producer Bruce Helford, adding that three of the show’s four couples have “major events” in the finale.

“SEAL Team”: CBS, 9 p.m.

One of the guys is badly injured in an op defending a Nigerian pipeline besieged by Boko Haram. As Bravo leader Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz, who also directed the episode) and teammate Clay Spenser (Max Thieriot) fight to save their friend’s life, they’re stalked by an even more dangerous enemy.

“Call Your Mother”: ABC, 9:30 p.m. Season finale. Jean (Kyra Sedgwick) and Danny (Patrick Brammall) embark on a trip to Iowa together with hopes of taking their relationship to the next level, but ghosts from Jean’s past life make it difficult for them to move forward. After becoming addicted to true-crime television, Jackie (Rachel Sennott), Freddie (Joey Bragg) and Lane (Austin Crute) realize they don’t know much about Danny and fear that he could be a murderer.

Thursday

“Station 19”: ABC, 8 p.m. Ben finally faces the health issues he has been putting off. Meanwhile, Jack and Inara help their neighbor out of a trashy situation, and Carina and Maya re-evaluate their relationship.

“Walker”: The CW, 8 p.m. The show flashes back to the days right before and after Emily’s (Genevieve Padalecki) death and how the entire Walker family dealt with the sudden tragic loss.

“Manifest”: NBC, 8 p.m. Ben’s (Josh Dallas) pursuit of a vulnerable passenger’s calling lands him in the crosshairs of an enemy; Michaela (Melissa Roxburgh) unearths a dangerous arsenal of 828 hate; a seemingly natural disaster leads Saanvi (Parveen Kaur) to make a bold move; Angelina (Holly Taylor) puts her connection with Eden to a dangerous test.

“Let’s Be Real”: Fox, 8:30 p.m.

Season finale. The satirical puppet show from Robert Smigel wraps up its first season tonight.

“Last Man Standing”: Fox, 9 p.m. Series finale. After nine seasons, Mike (Tim Allen), Vanessa (Nancy Travis) and the growing Baxter family say farewell in this two-episode series finale. In “Baxter Boot Camp,” Mike teaches Kristin (Amanda Fuller) the importance of work/life balance as she prepares to take over Outdoor Man. Then in “Keep on Truckin’,” Mike’s gleaming 1956 Ford F-100 is stolen, and the Baxters gather their family and friends together to reflect on what the prized vehicle meant to each of them.

“Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”: NBC, 9 p.m. Rollins (Kelli Giddish) must revisit an old case when a child sent to juvenile detention is released after his 18th birthday.

Friday

“See Us Unite for Change: The Asian American Foundation in Service of the AAPI Community”: MTV, Pop TV, Paramount, Nickelodeon, CMT, Comedy Central, 8 p.m. This two-hour special presentation hosted by Ken Jeong will feature music, comedy performances, short film packages and speakers while seeking to educate viewers about the Asian American and Pacific Islander community’s impact in America and inspire them to support efforts against hate and discrimination. Daniel Dae Kim, Naomi Osaka, Lisa Ling, Jeremy Lin and Michelle Kwan are set to appear along with performances by Jhené Aiko, Saweetie and Sting.

“MMA: Invicta Fighting Championships”: AXS TV, 8 p.m. The all-women mixed martial arts promotion makes its cable debut. Bouts include atomweight champ Alesha Zappitella vs. Jéssica Delboni.

Saturday

“Wonder Woman 1984”: HBO, 8 p.m. Grab your golden lasso and your shoulder pads. In this divisive 2020 follow-up to 2017’s universally adored “Wonder Woman,” director Patty Jenkins puts an ’80s spin on the franchise after the World War I-set origin story. Hero Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) is putting her bulletproof bracelets to use at a mall, and working a museum job in D.C., when a mysterious object that grants wishes surfaces. Chaos erupts as her lost love Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) returns and entrepreneur Maxwell Lord (“The Mandalorian’s” Pedro Pascal) uses the stone to amass power. Come for the over-the-top action scenes, stay to debate the transformation of Diana’s desperate co-worker Barbara Minerva (Kristen Wiig) into the supervillain Cheetah.

“Critter Fixers: Country Vets”: Nat Geo Wild, 9 p.m. Season premiere. Dr. Hodges and Dr. Ferguson are two lifelong friends who own and operate Critter Fixer Veterinary Hospitals, located 100 miles south of Atlanta. Join the docs for a brand-new season of animal care, country style. From adhering tilapia scales to saving an attacked dog to assembling a splint on a rare South American bird, for the Critter Fixer team, there is no such thing as “normal.”

“Iyanla: Fix My Life”: OWN, 9 p.m. Series finale. After nine years and eight seasons, the award-winning hit series will come to an end. This two-hour farewell special will showcase memorable moments and never-before-seen footage from the series. “The time I have spent creating and working on ‘Fix My Life’ has been nothing short of phenomenal,” tells Iyanla Vanzant. “In my heart of hearts, I believe that ‘Fix My Life’ has contributed to the creation of a new genre of television programming, where people get to speak and see how to address issues that have been taboo. To have a network, a production team and a crew that could stand in and participate in the manifestation of this vision has been humbling and most rewarding. My prayer is that ‘Fix My Life’ will be standard for others who have the vision and courage to bring personal healing work to the television screen.”