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Series Debut

Kicking &

Screaming

9–10PM FOX

Hosted byNew Girl’s

Hannah Simone, this

competition show

puts two-person

teams (survivalists

paired with novices)

in the jungles of

Fiji to see who can

last the longest.

The winners get

$500,000, while the

losers get 500,000

mosquito bites.

Season Premiere

The Catch

10–11PM ABC

Starring Mireille

Enos and Peter

Krause, the Shonda

Rhimes-produced

drama returns

to once again

remind TV journal-

ists how to spell

Mireille Enos.

Nickelodeon’s

2017 Kids’

Choice Awards

8–9:30PM NICKELODEON

This year’s slate

of child-friendly

movie nominations

includesPete’s

Dragon,Teenage

Mutant Ninja Turtles:

Out of the Shadows,

Ghostbusters, and

definitely NOT

Nocturnal Animals.

Jerrod

Carmichael: 8

10–11PM HBO

The comedian

behind NBC’s lauded

The Carmichael

Showhelms a stand-

up special that

touches on race,

climate change, ani-

mal rights, Donald

Trump, and other

super-fun subjects.

Season Premiere

Love

STREAMING NETFLIX

Love is a many-splendored thing—but maybe too splendored for

Mickey (Gillian Jacobs), who realized she was a sex-and-love addict

in the first season’s finale. That doesn’t put much of a damper on her

relationship with Gus (Paul Rust), though: He responds to the news

by kissing her. “They’re two people who are jumping in and ignoring

a lot of the red flags,” Jacobs says. Mickey’s attempt to adopt a new

sober lifestyle throws an extra wrench in their dynamic. “Sometimes

when she starts to make progress, she gets a little scared, and

her reaction is to act out in another area of her life,” Jacobs teases.

Example? “I knock a lot of things over,” she says with a laugh. “With

her, she’s not a klutz; she’s destructive.”—Ariana Bacle

Series Debut

People Icons

10–11PM ABC

The iconic covers ofPeople magazine come

to life on this new series hosted byGood

Morning America’s Lara Spencer. Each

week the show will featurePeople editors

diving into a different theme and offering

their experiences and expertise on some of

our sister magazine’s most fascinating

stories. The premiere kicks off with an hour

all about celebrities in love—including

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, Will

and Kate, and Jay Z and Beyoncé (sorry,

Hiddleswift). Future episodes will focus on

such topics as stars gone too soon, real-life

heroes, and, yes, everyone’s favorite: the

Sexiest Man Alive franchise.

Season Finale

America’s Next Top Model

10–11PM VH1

Tyra Banks’ long-running reality series

received a major face-lift for cycle 23, and

so did the competition’s standards.

“What a model is has changed over the

years,” says executive producer Ken Mok,

noting how social-media branding has

become an essential part of the job.

He feels that the final three—Tatiana, India,

and CoryAnne—are ready to strut the first

new-generationANTM crown well into

the future. “Did we build the branding

business for models? I think we did,” Mok

says of his show’s influence. “These final-

ists represent different facets of the

industry. If you could mash them together,

you’d have the perfect model.”—Joey Nolfi

Homeland

9–10PM SHOWTIME

Tonight’s episode

is titled “alt.truth,”

so maybe Carrie

will finally take

down Sean Spicer.

ALT-LAND

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AMERICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL

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LOVE

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ILLUSTRATIONS BYMARTÍN LAKSMAN