The series finales for ‘Schitt’s Creek,’ and ‘Modern Family,’ the return of ‘Killing Eve’ and everything else you don’t want to miss on TV this week

GREY’S ANATOMY – “Going Going Gone” – The doctors of Seattle Grace are faced with the aftermath of last season’s plane crash. As they try to move on with their lives, they must learn to adapt to the changes, cope with their losses and move forward with their relationships and careers, on the ninth-season premiere of “Grey’s Anatomy,” THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 (9:00-10:02 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/DANNY FELD) ELLEN POMPEO

HI! So last week I forgot to include one of my sister’s Netflix deep dives because … well … I’ve been a little distracted, I guess. I’ll try to be better about including them:

Diablero

Cards on the table: I love shows about the paranormal, but what I love even more? Mexico City. So Diablero, a story about a demon hunter in Mexico City, who finds himself helping a priest whose choices ten years ago may have brought back the first angel to appear in years? This is my television crack.

This show will fill the void for any fans of Supernatural wondering what they will do in the absence of the Winchester Brothers.  Siblings with a daddy complex? Check. Missing mother who has her own long history with the unexplained? Check. Existential questions like “Where is God? Will Angels ever return to us?” Check.

Plus, a demon summoner who uses Mexican Rock Music to control her literal demons with an amazing soundtrack familiar to those of us slightly obsessed with Mexico? Perfect.

Check out Diablero, enjoy the theme song from Cafe Tacuba, and see if those pangs of Winchester withdrawal don’t subside a bit.

– Catherine McDonald

MONDAY

Quibi: Just all of the Quibi. They are releasing some 50 shows and movies today. I don’t have the time or space (this is obviously a lie — I literally have nothing but time and space) to list them all here but this is a great list.  Quibi

Manifest: The final hours of Zeke’s life approach. Or maybe they don’t. Season finale. 9 p.m., BC

Who Wants to be a Millionaire: Secrets & Surprises: Regis Philbin and Meredith Viera are interviewed about their time hosting the popular game show (but not Chris Harrison because who cares) (I mean, I don’t know, maybe Harrison is, but he’s not listed in the description).  9 p.m., ABC

TUESDAY

Schitt’s Creek: The series finale is followed by a one-hour celebration of the show.  7 p.m., Pop TV

The Resident: A complication in Derek’s condition arises in the premature season finale. 7 p.m., Fox

The Last O.G.: Third season premiere. 9:30 p.m., TBS

Ken Burns Presents The Gene: An Intimate History: No, not Gene Belcher. Although “Ken Burns Presents The Gene Belcher: An Intimate History” is definitely a documentary I would watch. 7 p.m., PBS

WEDNESDAY

Modern Family: It’s a two-hour goodbye for ABC’s most popular comedy. A one-hour retrospective special airs before the one-hour series finale. 7 p.m., ABC

Who Wants to be a Millionaire?: Jimmy Kimmel hosts this new celebrity primetime edition.  9 p.m., ABC

Ghost Hunters: This is the one with Grant, not Jason. Season premiere. 7 p.m., A&E

THURSDAY

The Good Fight: Christine Baranski is back to bust some balls. Season premiere. CBS All Access

Grey’s Anatomy: “Owen discovers something” in the “whoops, I guess this is the season finale now.” 8 p.m., ABC

It: Watch the first movie before the second lands on HBO on Saturday. 9 p.m., TNT

FRIDAY

Magnum P.I.: Mid-season premiere. Apparently. 8 p.m., CBS

Office Space: Hey, remember being irritated with your officemates? Yeah. 7 p.m., Vice

The Karate Kid marathon: NO MERCY. 6 p.m., AMC

SATURDAY

It: Chapter Two: So then the kids, they come back to Derry as grown-ups to fight that asshole clown again. 7 p.m., HBO

Key & Peele marathon: Just the best. 3 p.m., MTV2

The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel: The story of Gospel’s Dreamgirls, the highest-selling female gospel group in history. 7 p.m., Lifetime

SUNDAY

Killing Eve: Eve tries to rebuild her life after SPOILER ALERT FOR SEASON TWO being shot by Villanelle. Good luck with that! Season premiere. 8 p.m., BBC America

Run: It’s another Phoebe Waller-Bridge project: Merritt Wever and Domhnall Gleeson star in this romantic comedic thriller about two people who drop their humdrum lives at a moment’s notice to run away together. Series premiere.  9:30 p.m., HBO

Insecure: Season premiere. 9 p.m., HBO

Biography: Dolly: The Queen of America gets her due. 7 p.m., A&E

Willie Nelson: American Outlaw: I swear to God, Coronavirus, don’t even look at him. 9 p.m., A&E