What To Watch: PBS Dramas Return, Grease Encore, Family Reveal And More
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On TV this Sunday: PBS welcomes back Mr. Selfridge and Grantchester, Grease is a bit less live, The Family discovers the truth and Good Wife gets Camp-y. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
Showtimes for March 27, 2016
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Grace Unplugged
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Airing for the first time on cable-TV, this drama stars AJ Michalka (The Goldbergs) as a phenomenal singer and the ideal Christian teen. But when she gets the music break of a lifetime and is thrust into the real world at age 18, Gracie’s faith is put to the test.
Grease: Live
Fox
Repeat to Revisit: Add a little groove and meaning to your Easter Sunday with this encore of Fox’s first live musical. (The @GoGrease handle, as well as multiple cast members, will be live-tweeting fun facts using the #GreaseAgain hashtag.) (Read our review.)
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Once Upon a Time
ABC
Finally reunited (and it feeeeels so goooood), Hook and Emma must find a way to defeat Hades so that they can return to Storybrooke. (Watch a sneak peek.)
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The Family
ABC
After Hank is beaten, he names one of the Warrens as the prime suspect; Bridey gets the results of the paternity test she ran on Adam. (Read preview.)
The Good Wife
CBS
Alicia and Diane defend a therapist whose neighbor, represented by Caitlyn D’Arcy (Anna Camp), flies a drone over his home office. (Watch a sneak peek.)
Grantchester
PBS
Season 2 premiere: Sidney finds himself suspected of murder alongside another priest, a photographer and the victim's classmate.
Shameless
Showtime
A confrontation between Sean and Frank quickly turns into a brawl. (Read preview.)
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Mr. Selfridge
PBS
Season 4 premiere (two hours): Harry has his hands full with a house full of kids, upstart wheeler-dealer Jimmy Dillon and — my personal favorite — a planned tribute to women.
Quantico
ABC
Alex gets more instructions from the terrorist – only this time, it’s Claire Haas’ life in the balance; a terror cell tries to infiltrate Quantico. (Watch sneak peek.)
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Togetherness
HBO
Alex recruits an unwanted face from Brett's past to help with their project, and Tina becomes more proactive in getting what she wants. (Which performer scored an Honorable Mention?) (Also, this is a bummer.)
