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Choice of TV for Monday, September 24
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"Dancing With the Stars" (8pm, ABC): A new cast of 13 celebrities – some that we did not have at Google – goes to the ballroom to strut. This season, competitors competing for the hideous mirror trophy are former gymnast Lou Retton, Nancy McKeon ("Facts of Life"), John Schneider ("Dukes of Hazzard") and former DeMarcus Ware. The show begins with an opening number featuring the full cast on Erin Boheme's "I Will Not Dance".
"The Big Bang Theory" (20h, CBS): The most popular television comedy opens its 12th and final season. In "The Conjugal Configuration", Sheldon and Amy's honeymoon runs aground in New York, while Penny and Leonard discover they are too close to Amy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler (Teller and Kathy Bates ). In addition, Koothrappali insults physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and starts a war on Twitter.
"The Voice" (20h, NBC): This is an "American Idol" meeting, while Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson are together for the first time as Season 15 begins. They will be on the panel with the pillars Adam Levine and Blake Shelton. As always, we start with blind auditions.
"Jane Fonda in Five Acts" (8 pm, HBO): This fascinating new documentary examines Fonda's extraordinary life and career. The "five acts" are related to men or their freedom: Henry (Fonda), Roger (Vadim), Tom (Hayden), Ted (Turner) and finally Jane. The film relies on 21 hours of interviews with Fonda, who speaks frankly and frankly about his life and his missteps. She explores the pain of her mother's suicide, the emotional unavailability of her father, 30 years of eating disorders and three marriages with men who are very visible but diametrically opposed.
"Young Sheldon" (8:30 pm, CBS): In the first game of season 2, Sheldon dismounts the refrigerator to stop an annoying buzz. But now he needs a paper route to pay for repairs.
"Magnum P.I." (9pm, CBS): The TV craze for reboots continues with this new version of the classic series. Jay Hernandez settles in Oahu and takes the wheel of the red Ferrari, starring Thomas Magnum, the role made famous by Tom Selleck.
Manifesto (22:00, NBC): Think "lost" but without an island, a smoke monster or an ass wheel. (At least not yet). In this new series, a jet plane encounters crazy turbulence during a flight in 2013 and lands in … 2018 New York. In those five years, 191 passengers and crew members were presumed dead. But when they show up, it's like the time is not up. They did not grow old one day. Now we must understand what has happened.
"The Good Doctor" (22h, ABC): Last fall, the medical success resonated for season 2. Taking over, Shaun's treatment for a homeless patient put him and Jared in Andrews' viewfinder. Meanwhile, Claire tries to overcome Melendez's reluctance to perform a risky heart operation, while Glassman has to overcome her personal feelings about her oncologist, Dr. Marina Blaize (Lisa Edelstein).
"Bull" (22h, CBS): In the first game of season 3, Bull returns to work after his heart attack with a new rich client that the company will represent: an insurance company sued by a dying mother for refusing coverage of his liver transplant during of the first season
Also Monday:
"Monday night football": Steelers at Buccaneers (5:15 pm PT, ESPN)
Opening of the season "The Resident" (8 pm, Fox)
"Penn & Teller: Fool Us" (8 pm local time)
"WWE Monday Night Raw" (8pm, USA)
"Shifting Gears" (8 pm, discovery)
"9-1-1" (9 pm, Fox)
"Better Call Saul" (9pm, AMC)
"Who owns this line?" (9 pm local time)
"The Real Housewives of Orange County" (9pm, Bravo)
"Love It or List It" (9pm, HGTV)
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