Monday brings a busy lineup. TVLine’s What to Watch guide covers new and returning English-language shows airing across broadcast and streaming platforms, sorted by time. Two shows close out seasons, CBS throws a football party, and a CNN documentary looks back at a New York City restaurant lost on September 11, 2001.
The Librarians Closes Its Season
“The Librarians: The Next Chapter” airs on TNT with its season 2 finale. The Librarians face their hardest mission yet, as a Merlin who wants power returns to Camelot, aiming to change both the past and the future.
Beat Shazam Marks 100 Episodes
Fox airs an extended “Beat Shazam” season 8 finale. The episode brings a contest between the U.S. Navy, the Coast Guard, and E.R. nurses. The show also marks its 100th episode.
CBS Hosts America’s Tailgate
CBS airs the Nashville-based special “America’s Tailgate,” with correspondent Whitney Cummings. Performances come from Chase Rice, Gabby Barrett, John Legend, and Sheryl Crow. NFL MVP Josh Allen appears alongside “The NFL Today” contributors Kyle Long and Russell Wilson, with Nate Burleson and Melanie Collins hosting.
A docuseries with six episodes looks into the fandom around “The Office.” Those interviewed include Kathy Bates, Seth Rogen, and Andy Buckley.
Futurama and All American Return
On Hulu, “Futurama” has Nibbler chosen for a mission with no return, sent to observe a dying universe. On The CW, “All American” puts Cassius in a bind. As trouble with the Bakers grows, he must choose between his immediate family and the Bakers.
Below Deck, Baseball and Windows on the World
Bravo’s “Below Deck Mediterranean” welcomes a new hand on the boat, pushing Joe to face Nathan. Gen shows interest in Cooper, straining her friendship with Kat, while Joy receives a gift from a secret admirer. NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball special covers the St. Louis Cardinals taking on the San Francisco Giants.
CNN’s documentary “Top of the World” tells the story of Windows on the World, the restaurant that once sat high above the World Trade Center. It stood as a sign of New York City’s recovery in the 1970s and one of the most celebrated restaurants in America. Its story came to an end on September 11, 2001.
Sunny Heads to the Faire
FX and FXX air “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” Mac, Dennis, and Dee try to win a spot on the Quilt of Legends at the local Renaissance Faire. Charlie discovers a love of luting. Frank tries to take the faire from old foes.
Two Finales, Side by Side
| Show | Network | Finale Detail |
|---|---|---|
| The Librarians: The Next Chapter | TNT | Season 2 finale — Merlin returns to Camelot, risking past and future |
| Beat Shazam | Fox | Season 8 finale — extended special, 100th episode, Navy against Coast Guard against E.R. nurses |
Monday’s schedule mixes endings with big moments. Two shows wrap seasons, a football special rounds up NFL talent and country and pop performers, and CNN turns its attention to a piece of New York City history.
Source: tvline.com
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