What To Watch: ABC Dramas Return, Elisabeth Moss in The Veil, Letterman Interviews Mulaney And More
On TV this Tuesday: Lopez vs. Lopez wraps its sophomore run, Elisabeth Moss plays a spy, ABC's dramas return and David Letterman sits down with John Mulaney for a candid conversation. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales and monthly streaming guide.)
Showtimes for April 30, 2024
My Next Guest With David Letterman and John Mulaney
Mulaney returns to his high school with Letterman to discuss addiction, fatherhood and the state of stand-up comedy.
The Veil
Limited series premiere (first two episodes): The spy thriller follows two women (played by The Handmaid's Tale's Elisabeth Moss and Little Birds' Yuma Marwan) with opposing missions as they traverse the world trying to decipher how truthful the other is being. (Read review.)
Catfish: The TV Show
Season 9 premiere (two episodes): One woman receives strange pictures from her online lover, while another asks why her virtual partner refuses to meet her. (Watch trailer.)
The Cleaning Lady
Fiona grows tired of Thony's antics and turns to Russo for help; Ramona and Jorge clean up Arman's mess.
Crime Nation
Season 1 finale: When four popular college students are murdered in their off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho, the authorities search to find their killer. (Not yet renewed.)
Lopez vs. Lopez
Season 2 finale (two episodes): George goes undercover to find out the truth about Rosie's fiancé; Mayan invites her therapist (Martin's Tisha Campbell) to the engagement party. (Not yet renewed.)
Will Trent
Will accompanies Faith to a wedding, but things turn sour when a body is found in the venue's basement; Angie and Ormewood become wary of Crystal's behavior. (Get scoop!)
Alert: Missing Persons Unit
A hockey player goes missing during a fight on the ice; Kemi is reunited with someone from her past; Jason dives deeper into the car bombing murders.
The Rookie
The team searches for two missing teenage girls; Lopez and Harper embark on a more lighthearted investigation... to find the best nanny.
The Good Doctor
Richard Schiff's real-life daughter Ruby Kelley plays a patient in need of a kidney transplant, while Scandal's Guillermo Diaz plays a potential donor with a God complex.