Near the end of the episode, Rue hatches a plan to pack their shit and run away to a nearby town. In no particular order: Lexi gets Gatorade drunk, Nate footballs pretty hard and realizes he probably shouldn’t be with Maddy, Cassie has an abortion and vows to enjoy her single-ness, Kat and Ethan share one of the sweetest scenes of this season, and Fez gets in some shit.īut like the entire season, the finale is at its best when the cameras are on Rue and Jules. It’s a complete jukebox episode (which is saying a lot for this show) set at a school dance that views like an hour-long music video thriller-wrapping up every character’s storyline in a very loud, but very satisfying way. Last night’s episode -the finale of Season One -was Euphoria at the peak of its powers. Euphoria Outlines the Reality of Sending Nudes.HBO's 'Euphoria' Made Me Feel Old and Scared.(11:30 p.m., NBC).Ĭontact Chuck Barney at Follow him at /chuckbarney and /bayareanewsgroup.chuckbarney. SATURDAY: Funny man Keegan-Michael Key is our host for the season’s penultimate episode of “Saturday Night Live.” Joining him as the evening’s musical guest is Olivia Rodrigo. Krysta Rodriguez plays Halston’s close friend Liza Minnelli. (8 p.m., CBS).įRIDAY: Executive produced by Ryan Murphy, the new limited series “Halston” follows the legendary fashion designer (Ewan McGregor) through the 1970s and ’80s as he leverages his single, invented name into a worldwide empire that became synonymous with luxury, sex, status and fame. THURSDAY: Uh oh, there could be trouble ahead on “Young Sheldon.” In tonight’s Season 4 finale, Missy’s first heartbreak triggers a series of events that lead the Cooper family to the brink. Enter a young, entitled comedy writer (Hannah Einbinder) hired to bring her some contemporary cred. THURSDAY: In the new comedy series “Hacks,” Jean Smart plays a legendary Las Vegas comedian whose material has become rather stale. Kim Fields, Wanda Sykes and Gabrielle Dennis also star. He plays Bernie Upshaw, a well-intentioned mechanic who juggles everyday challenges while caring for his family. WEDNESDAY: Mike Epps heads the cast of “The Upshaws,” a new working-class comedy series. Included: lessons learned from previous global pandemics, including smallpox, cholera and the Spanish flu. TUESDAY: Set in the context of today’s COVID-19 crisis, “Extra Life: A Short History of Living Longer” is a four-part documentary series that recalls 300 years of medical innovations that conquered some of the deadliest diseases and doubled life expectancies across the globe.
MONDAY: The origins, extent, and fallout of one of the biggest public health tragedies ever is explored in “The Crime of the Century.” It’s a two-part documentary from Oscar-winner Alex Gibney that serves as a a searing indictment of Big Pharma and the political operatives and government regulations that enabled the reckless distribution of synthetic opiates.
The show also pays tribute to the late Gilda Radner. Honorees include Mindy Kaling, Maya Rudolph, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Sofía Vergara, Michaela Coel and Kate McKinnon. MONDAY: “Lifetime Presents Variety’s Power of Women the Comedians” is a special that celebrates funny females who have made a big impact on popular culture. That means Colin (Evan Peters) takes charge and presses a local priest about the vague circumstances that prompted his transfer to the parish.
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SUNDAY: “Mare of Easttown,” the best new drama series on TV right now, continues its riveting run with an episode in which Mare (Kate Winslet) is forced to take a backseat on the murder case.
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