TV TOP PICKS
7 p.m. on SHOW Movie:
Sheryl Filmmaker Amy Scott chronicles the life and career of music icon Sheryl Crow, pictured, whose hard-won success has been the result of battles with sexism, depression, cancer and her own merciless perfectionism. Unfolding largely through present-day interviews with Crow, as well as behind-the-scenes footage on the road and in her studio, the film also includes extensive archival footage and interviews with such friends and allies as Laura Dern, Keith Richards, Joe Walsh, Emmylou Harris and Brandi Carlile, among others.
8 p.m. on CBS
Magnum P.I.
Season 4 of this action crime drama concludes with a finale called “Close to Home,” in which Magnum and Higgins (Jay Hernandez, Perdita Weeks) undertake a risky mission inside a high-security prison after Katsumoto (Tim Kang) and his exwife are kidnapped by a ruthless criminal. Meanwhile, T.C. (Stephen Hill) races to help Rick (Zachary Knighton) when Suzy (Betsy Phillips) develops problems with her pregnancy. CBS has not announced a decision about this show’s future.
8 p.m. on CW
Dynasty
Culhane (Robert C. Riley) makes some surprising choices when production on Liam’s (Adam Huber) movie doesn’t quite go as expected in the new episode “Mind Your Own Business.” Elsewhere, Blake (Grant Show) offers to help when Sam (Rafael de la Fuente) wants to celebrate some good news, and Jeff (Sam Adegoke) looks to an unexpected source for assistance. Fallon (Elizabeth Gillies) seeks business help from Alexis and Dominique (Elaine Hendrix, Michael Michele), which goes about as well as you’d expect.
9 p.m. on CBS
Blue Bloods
Jamie and Danny (Will Estes, Donnie Wahlberg) team up with their nephew Joe Hill (recurring guest star Will Hochman) after Jamie and Joe’s search for an undocumented teenage sex-trafficking victim dovetails with Danny and Baez’s (Marisa Ramirez) investigation into the murder of a woman in witness protection, in the Season 12 finale “Silver Linings.” Meanwhile, Frank and Erin (Tom Selleck, Bridget Moynahan) clash after he calls out the District Attorney’s Office over a new rule regarding armed robberies.