On TV this Thursday: The Station 19 crew embarks on a rescue mission, Ming-Na Wen makes an enemy of Young Sheldon and Sam Waterston reprises Jack McCoy. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Showtimes for February 24, 2022
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Bel-Air
Peacock
Will's friend Tray visits him in Bel-Air; the Banks family supports Hilary by hosting an influencer event.
Raised by Wolves
HBO Max
Mother struggles to keep the collective from falling apart; Marcus and his followers are given new hope.
Star Trek: Discovery
Paramount+
Captain Burnham and her crew must go where few have gone before: beyond the Galactic Barrier.
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Law & Order
NBC
Season 21 premiere: Bernard (Anthony Anderson) and his new partner (played by Burn Notice's Jeffrey Donovan) investigate the murder of an infamous entertainer. Sam Waterston reprises his role as Jack McCoy; Camryn Manheim (The Practice), Hugh Dancy (Hannibal) and Odelya Halevi (Good Trouble) co-star. (SVU and Organized Crime follow; who else might be returning?)
Station 19
ABC
Winter premiere: As a new chief settles in at the firehouse, the crew receives a call about a certain SUV flown over a cliff. (Get scoop on "dark" Season 5B!)
Young Sheldon
CBS
Sheldon clashes with Dr. Lee (Book of Boba Fett's Ming-Na Wen), a new scientist in the lab. (United States of Al, Ghosts [read preview], B Positive and Bull are also new.)
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Grey's Anatomy
ABC
Winter premiere: The Grey Sloan doctors grapple with the aftermath of the car crash involving one of their own, while Meredith works to save Dr. Hamilton's life. (What's the plan for Episode 400?)
Legacies
The CW
Winter premiere: Cleo, MG and Jed team on an unusual mission, while Alaric, Landon and Ted figure out what's next. (Need a refresher? Read fall finale recap.)
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Pivoting
Fox
Amy and Henry are forced to cover up an accidental bribe; Jodie nearly blows her cover with Matt and Sarah.
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Big Sky
ABC
Winter premiere: Jenny and Cassie are determined to get answers in the wake of Joseph's death; Max and Rachel take matters into their own hands.
🗑 ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY 🗑
On Feb. 24, 1978, Quark -- NBC's Richard Benjamin-led sci-fi comedy about an interstellar garbage scow -- made its series premiere, having aired its pilot nine months prior. Only six more episodes would air.
