MONDAY
American Idol: Fire up the audition machine. Season premiere. 7 p.m., ABC
Extracted: Season two premiere. 7 p.m., Fox
Wild Cards: Jason Priestley guest stars in the third season premiere. 7 p.m., The CW
The Rookie: The Rookie moves to its new Monday night time slot this week. 9 p.m., ABC
TUESDAY
Wonder Man: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II stars as a struggling actor who auditions for a superhero role, all the while secretly possessing actual superpowers in this new miniseries that feels very meta. Series premiere. Disney+
Take That: The rise and fall of one of the U.K.’s most iconic boy bands. Series premiere. Netflix
33 Photos from the Ghetto: The story of the only known photos taken inside the Warsaw ghetto in 1943. NO REASON. Premiere. 8 p.m., HBO
WEDNESDAY
Shrinking: Season three premiere of the delightful therapists who need therapy series. Apple TV
School Spirits: Season three premiere. Paramount+
The Wrecking Crew: Jason Momoa and Dave Baustista play a pair of brothers who must unravel a conspiracy related to their father’s murder. Prime Video
THURSDAY
Bridgerton: I didn’t want to like this frothy costume drama, but goddammit, I’m excited it’s back for season four, and I can not lie. Season four premiere. Netflix
Next Level Chef: Season five premiere. 7 p.m., Fox
Eddington: Look. I’m going to be straight-up with you: I think putting this on HBO Comedy is setting some people up to be … confused. Because this Ari Aster movie that captures the absolute insanity of what we all went through during the pandemic — and 2020 in general — is going to leave some viewers with PTSD, rather than belly laughs. That said, this completely unhinged (and deeply, darkly funny) movie, while one of my favorites of 2025, is not for everyone. See: The Oscars, which completely snubbed it. Just be sure you go into it knowing what your tolerance for Ari Aster movies is (think: Hereditary and Midsommer). 7:10 p.m., HBO Comedy
FRIDAY
Masters of Illusion: Season premiere. 8 p.m., The CW
Inside the 68th Grammy Awards: The Grammys are coming soon, I guess. 7 p.m., CBS
Miracle: The Boys of ’80: Someone at Netflix heard you’re into hockey these days. Netflix
Balance: A Perimenopause Journey: A pair of monks seek to take control over their health and lives by educating themselves on the hormonal storm that is perimenopause, and how the medical community has largely ignored a period of life that all women go through in this new documentary series. Prime Video & Apple TV
SATURDAY
Saturday Night Live: Alexander Skarsgård & Cardi B. 10:30 p.m., NBC
If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You: Rose Byrne just got nominated for her role in this movie as a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown, dealing with a sick kid, an absent husband, and a flooded apartment. 7 p.m., HBO
The Hunger Games marathon: I’m old enough to remember when The Hunger Games was dystopian fantasy and not a fucking glimpse into our future. 7:30 a.m., E!
SUNDAY
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards: I told you the Grammys were coming. 7 p.m., CBS (Live from the Red Carpet: 5 p.m., E!)
Vanished: Kelly Cuoco stars in this four-part thriller as a woman whose boyfriend goes missing on a train on their trip to Paris. Series premiere. MGM+
Glitter & Gold: This documentary looks at the high-stakes world of ice dancing, ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Series premiere. Netflix
The Great American Baking Show: Big Game: FOOTBALL CAKES. Roku