Today’s Best Bets
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First Man
HBO | 8:00 pm
An Academy Award for best visual effects went to Damien Chazelle’s 2018 biographical drama adapted by screenwriter Josh Singer from James R. Hansen’s book "First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong." Leading man Ryan Gosling received excellent reviews for his performance as Armstrong, as did Claire Foy ("The Crown") for her portrayal of Janet Shearon Armstrong, the astronaut’s first wife. The strong acting ensemble also includes Jason Clarke, Kyle Chandler, Corey Stoll, Pablo Schreiber and Christopher Abbott. […]
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Say Yes to the Dress
TLC | 9:00 pm
Jenna and Val from Dancing with the Stars waltz into Kleinfeld to find her dream dress; WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley steps out of the ring to help his friend Heather find a last minute dress after her first dress was ruined. […]
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Million Dollar Mile
CBS | 8:00 pm
A Harvard football player and a Harvard medical student go head-to-head; a man tries to destroy his opponent’s perfect record. […]
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Hanging With the Hendersons
ANIMAL | 9:02 pm
In the new episode "It Takes a Village," the Hendersons try to stay active in their community any time the opportunity arises, so when a wolf-hybrid who has sustained massive injuries arrives at their doorstep, the whole team rallies together to help. Later, while Dr. Ross is sharing his love of veterinary medicine and music at a local grade school, Drs. Ryan and Tony spend volunteer time helping at a free veterinary clinic. […]
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Iyanla, Fix My Life
OWN | 9:00 pm
The new episode "Born in Prison: Lil’ Karla Beverly" introduces Iyanla’s latest client, who proves to be a real handful. For as long as she can remember, Lil’ Karla has been labeled a bad seed by nearly everyone around her, which has become something of a self-fulfilling prophecy. Now her father, aunt and grandmother all are reaching the end of their ropes over her misbehavior. Almost immediately, however, Iyanla realizes the root of the problem lies with Lil’ Karla’s family, not Karla herself. […]
