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7 p.m. on FOX
9-1-1
In a new seasonal episode called “Monsters,” Athena (Angela Bassett) and the team find themselves responding to a barrage of bizarre calls on Halloween, including one from participants on a field trip who report that a flock of crows is terrorizing them. Elsewhere, callers are creeped out by a ghostly little girl wandering through their neighborhood, and an office employee has a terrifying close encounter with an eight-limbed creature. Nicole Sullivan guest stars.
7 p.m. on CBS
The Neighborhood
In the new episode “Welcome to the Wagon,” when Dave and Tina (Max Greenfield, Tichina Arnol, pictured, attend a concert together, they’re both startled to discover they share an important common bond. Meanwhile, back on the home front, a panicky Gemma (Beth Behrs) seeks help from the rest of the Butler family when a distinctly unwelcome visitor takes up residence in her and Dave’s home.
7 p.m. on CW
All American
Things don’t go as Spencer (Daniel Ezra) had hoped — by a long shot — when he tries to get Leila (Greta Onieogou) to open up with him about everything that’s been going on in the new episode “They Reminisce Over You.” Their 25th high school reunion dredges up lots of memories, as well as some unfinished business, for Billy, Corey and Grace (Taye Diggs, guest star Chad Coleman, Karimah Westbrook). Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) figures out a work-around to being grounded.
7 p.m. on BRAVO
Below Deck
In the new episode “Weekend at Brandy’s II,” Brandy, a charter guest, continues stressing out the crew with her drunken antics, leading up to an emergency beach rescue. Meanwhile, Ashton begins to see weak links in his deck team when Brian breaks an expensive piece of equipment, and Tanner gets stood up for a date by another crew member.
10 p.m. on HBO
The Deuce
This absorbing adult drama from David Simon and George Pelecanos about the sex trade in New York’s Times Square from 1971 to the mid-80s concludes with “Finish It.” Sweeping changes come to The Deuce as Gene Goldman (Luke Kirby) sees a way to turn the city’s public health crisis into an opportunity. Meanwhile, a weary Vincent (James Franco) desperately seeks to get out from under the mob’s thumb and reconcile with Abby (Margarita Levieva). Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal) makes a pivotal choice in her relationship with Hank (Corey Stoll).