What To Watch: Big Louie, New Major Crimes, Clinton, De Niros And More
On TV this Monday: Major Crimes' premiere is keeping secrets, TNT is charged with Murder in the First, Years of Living Dangerously wraps up and Robert De Niro honors his father. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
In this hour-long special, Phineas, Ferb and the gang host a global summer concert… until Doofenshmirtz’s latest invention moves the Earth and puts summer in jeopardy. Oops. Former Tonight Show host Jay Leno guest-voices.
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MasterChef
Fox
The remaining 20 cooks must feed an army of 500 (!) servicemen and women on a desert army base. That is a lot of shingles.
Years of Living Dangerously
Showtime
Series finale: Investigations include the rising sea in Bangladesh and a stratovolcano in the Andes. Plus: President Obama weighs in on climate change.
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24: Live Another Day
Fox
As Jack and Kate race to save the life of a key player tied to the imminent terror threat, Navarro sends analyst Jordan Reed into the field on a perilous mission.
Hillary Clinton: Public and Private
ABC
In advance of her memoir Hard Choices being released on Tuesday, the former Secretary of State and FLOTUS speaks with Diane Sawyer about the book and her pending decision to run for president in 2016.
Major Crimes
TNT
Season 3 premiere: When a father and his two young children go missing, the MCD team uncovers terrible family secrets.
Remembering the Artist: Robert De Niro, Sr.
HBO
The Robert De Niro that everyone knows profiles the Robert De Niro that hardly anyone knows: his father, a largely unrecognized painter who also was gay.
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Longmire
A&E
A murdered Russian adoptee leads Walt and the team to a shady underworld, while Henry faces trouble in jail.
Louie
FX
In a singular 90-minute episode, "Louie remembers his past." (What is this, a Mad Men synopsis?)
Murder in the First
TNT
Series premiere: Steven Bochco (NYPD Blue) co-created this San Francisco-set crime drama about two detectives (played by Private Practice’s Taye Diggs and Bates Motel’s Kathleen Robertson) who are investigating murders possibly tied to a Silicon Valley wunderkind (Harry Potter's Tom Felton). Raphael Sbarge (Once Upon a Time) and Ian Anthony Dale (Hawaii Five-0) also star.
