What To Watch: Breeders Premiere, Bachelor's Women Tell All And More
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On TV this Monday: Fargo vet Martin Freeman leads FX's Breeders, the 9-1-1: Lone Star crew faces a tragedy and The Bachelor's many rejects return to Tell All. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for March 2, 2020
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9-1-1: Lone Star
Fox
Owen adopts a firehouse dog with cancer; Michelle gets to the bottom of what happened to her sister; a tragic accident shakes the 126 to its core.
All American
The CW
In Season 2's penultimate episode, Spencer goes around Billy to get what he wants; Olivia and Asher are riddled with guilt about the position that Billy finds himself in.
The Bachelor: Women Tell All
ABC
Seventeen women return to confront Peter — and each other. The special also includes a sneak peek at franchise's latest spinoff, The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart.
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Better Call Saul
AMC
75 minutes: As Jimmy's business enters uncharted territory, Kim's confidence is tested, Nacho faces increased pressure from Gus, and Mike continues to spiral.
Black Lightning
The CW
In the penultimate Season 3 episode, the Pierce family prepares for war with Gravedigger and the Markovians.
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Breeders
FX
Series premiere (two episodes): Overwhelmed parents (played by Fargo's Martin Freeman and Back to Life's Daisy Haggard) juggle full-time careers, a mortgage and aging parents of their own; Michael McKean (Better Call Saul) co-stars.
The Good Doctor
ABC
Shaun works on a patient whose symptoms have baffled doctors for years; Claire and Melendez continue to navigate their feelings for each other. (Get scoop!)
Manifest
NBC
Ben tries to connect with Olive in the wake of TJ's death; Michaela questions Jared's loyalties; Saanvi reveals a medical breakthrough.
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Dispatches From Elsewhere
AMC
Regular time slot premiere: Simone and Peter's search for clues takes them far and wide, and a realization forces the gang to make an important decision.
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Briarpatch
USA Network
"Sad thing, funerals," reads the official synopsis. "Well, I will shut up now."
