What To Watch: MacGyver's Zodiac Attack, Reign's End Begins And More
On TV this Friday: MacGyver suspects the return of the Zodiac Killer, Ricky Gervais steps back into the role of The Office's David Brent and it's the beginning of the end for Reign. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar:
Showtimes for February 10, 2017
David Brent: Life on the Road
This film catches up with UK Office boss David Brent (Ricky Gervais), who cashes in his pension and follows his dream of becoming a touring musician.
Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown
In this special, originally broadcast in 1975, Charlie waits out by the mail hoping to receive Valentine's Day cards. Good grief! (A Charlie Brown Valentine airs at 8:30 pm.)
Grimm
Nick, Hank and Wu investigate a gruesome hotel murder; Monroe, Rosalee and Eve inch closer to discovering the significance of the symbols on the cloth. (Watch Emerald City sneak peek.)
MacGyver
Mac and the team suspect that the 1970s Zodiac Killer has resurfaced after Matty's goddaughter and her boyfriend are killed in a San Francisco park. (When is Mac crossing over with Five-0?)
Hawaii Five-0
Steve and Danny celebrate Valentine's Day with their girlfriends (get scoop); Five-0 investigates the murder of a man who was in a class on how to pick up women.
Reign
Final season premiere: Mary puts James' loyalty to the test; Elizabeth agrees to help Darnley as a means to sabotage his relationship with Mary. (Watch trailer.)
Sleepy Hollow
The team races to find the talisman Dreyfuss is after before evil forces align; Ichabod and Jenny return to Sleepy Hollow to revisit parts of their past.
Smokey Robinson: Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song
Aloe Blacc, CeeLo Green, JoJo, Corinne Bailey Rae and Esperanza Spalding perform; Motown founder Berry Gordy makes an appearance; Samuel L. Jackson hosts.
Blue Bloods
Danny and Baez look into the murder of a man who previously killed a mother and son in a drunk driving incident; Robert Sean Leonard (House) guest-stars.
Real Time With Bill Maher
Guests include Minn. Senator Al Franken, journalist Piers Morgan, filmmaker John Waters, comedian Jim Jeffries and activist Karine Jean-Pierre.