MONDAY
Industry: In this new series, five young recent graduates vie for a limited number of spots at a preeminent London bank. Series premiere. 9 p.m., HBO
Miss USA 2020: Like the Miss America pageant but without all the feminism. 7 p.m., FYI
The Voice: We’re already at the battles stage, apparently. 7 p.m., NBC
TUESDAY
A Teacher: Kate Mara stars in this new series about a predatory teacher. Series premiere. Hulu
Dash & Lily: In this romantic YA holiday series, a young couple exchange notes in a book. It sounds like something out of a Jane Austen novel but OK. Series premiere. Netflix
The Cost of Winning: A docuseries that follows the St. Frances Academy Panthers football program in Baltimore, a team that perseveres against adversity. Series premiere. 8 p.m., HBO
WEDNESDAY
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City: Hey, it’s another group of oblivious, spoiled wealthy women bickering about the pettiest of things. I am absolutely on board. Series premiere. 9 p.m., Bravo
The CMA Awards: Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker host Country Music’s big night. 7 p.m., ABC
Chicago Med: The staff at Chicago Med face the pandemic in the season premiere. 7 p.m., NBC
Chicago Fire: Firehouse 51 welcomes a new member. Season premiere. 8 p.m., NBC
Chicago P.D.: The squad responds to the shooting of a young girl and faces new obstacles thanks to the heightened focus on police reform in the season premiere. The fake Chicago universe is really feeling 2020! 9 p.m., NBC
S.W.A.T.: Meanwhile, over in Los Angeles, the S.W.A.T. guys are remembering the 1992 Rodney King riots. Season premiere. 8 p.m., CBS
Eater’s Guide to the World: Maya Rudolph narrates a journey to find some of the most exciting meals around the world in this new series. Oh, eating in restaurants … I miss you. Series premiere. Hulu
The Liberator: This new rotoscope series tells the story of the Allies’ invasion of Italy just in time for Veteran’s Day. Series premiere. Netflix
Trial 4: A docuseries about Sean K. Ellis, a man who served 22 years for a crime he did not commit. Series premiere. Netflix
THURSDAY
Station 19: More COVID-19, but this time with the extra spice of a wildfire in the season premiere. 7 p.m., ABC
Grey’s Anatomy: In the two-hour season premiere, Grey Sloan Memorial grapples with the virus. 8 p.m., ABC
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: And over in New York City, the cops are dealing with a community who has lost their trust in the institution of policing. Season premiere. 8 p.m., NBC
The Paley Center Presents: Law & Order Before They Were Stars: Ron Cephas Jones, Chris Sullivan, Susan Kelechi Watson, Leslie Odom Jr., Michael Imperioli, and Aida Turturro, Ariel Winter and S. Epatha Merkerson discuss how the iconic series changed their careers. 9 p.m., NBC
The Unicorn: Wade makes a connection in the season premiere. 8:30 p.m., CBS
FRIDAY
The Blacklist: Liz hatches a secret plan with her mother in the season premiere. 7 p.m., NBC
Becoming You: A docuseries about how our first 2,000 days shape us as people. Series premiere. Apple TV+
I Am Greta: A documentary about that climate change firecracker, Greta Thunberg. Premiere. Hulu
Inside Pixar: A look inside the studio that changed animation and storytelling forever. Premiere. Disney+
SATURDAY
Dolittle: It scored a 14 on Rotten Tomatoes. A 14! Exactly how much money did they throw at Robert Downey Jr. to be in this? 7 p.m., HBO
The Big Lebowski: Because:
8 p.m., Showtime 2
SUNDAY
The Crown: OOOH, IT’S THE PRINCESS DIANA YEARS. Season premiere. Netflix
The People’s Choice Awards: I should note that the people gave Dolittle — the movie with a 14 rating from the critics — a 76. So, you know, what do the “people” really know? E!
Bob’s Burgers: It’s the 200th episode, guys! 8 p.m., Fox
The Reagans: A four-part documentary series, and how Nancy was the real power behind the scenes. Series premiere. 7 p.m., Showtime
Murder on Middle Beach: A young man explores his mother’s unsolved murder in this documentary series. Series premiere. 9 p.m., HBO
One more viewing suggestion: On Friday, Great Performances is airing a wonderful documentary, Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles (8 p.m., PBS). This is the origin story about that internationally beloved musical about a Jewish milkman and his five daughters living in a shtetl in czarist Russia. Very heart-warming. (And if you can’t wait, the film is already streaming on Amazon Prime and kanopy.)