What To Watch: John Cho Gets Difficult, Game Night For This Is Us 'Kids,' New Scientology Aftermath And More

On TV this Tuesday: John Cho begins an arc on Difficult People, Leah Remini's Scientology exposé returns, America's Got Talent goes live and This Is Us' Big Three are ready for Game Night. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar:

Showtimes for August 15, 2017

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Difficult People

Hulu

Billy gets into a feud with a shameless advertising executive (Selfie's John Cho); Julie's handyman (SNL vet Chris Elliott) has no concept of boundaries; Lucy Liu (Elementary) and Amy Sedaris (Strangers With Candy) also guest-star. (What did you think of the premiere?)

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America's Got Talent

NBC

A dozen of the Top 36 acts perform live for America's vote, ahead of Wednesday's first elimination. (Get NBC fall premiere dates.)

Bachelor in Paradise

ABC

Time slot premiere: Carly and Evan exchange wedding vows, before the cast sits down for a conversation with Chris Harrison about this season's controversy.

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Animal Kingdom

TNT

Baz sets his plan into motion; Marco turns to Craig and Deran for a favor; Pope tries getting to the bottom of Catherine's death.

The Bold Type

Freeform

Richard makes an effort to get to know Sutton's friends outside of work; Jacqueline steps in when Kat's newest staffer messes with Scarlet's social media presence.

Face Off

Syfy

The final three contenders are tasked with creating creatures for a haunted house.

Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath

A&E

Season 2 premiere: Two women previously employed by the now-defunct Cadet organization share heartbreaking tales of sexual abuse. (It's not too late to binge this #PeakTV Treasure.)

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Greenleaf

OWN

Summer premiere (special night): Grace and Mac's confrontation stuns the entire family. (A new episode airs at its regular time slot, Wednesday at 10/9c.) (Hear the good news?)

Hollywood Game Night

NBC

New time slot alert! Celebrity contestants include This Is Us siblings Sterling K. Brown, Chrissy Metz and Justin Hartley, plus Queer Eye's Carson Kreesley, The Profit's Marcus Lemonis and comedian Bill Engvall.

Shooter

USA Network

As Solotov continues to hide in plain sight, Bob Lee attempts to figure out his motive; Nadine discovers a surprise witness to the attack.

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