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What to Watch SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2021 incarceration are unfortunately not new. For decades, Black Americans have been fighting for America to live up to its ideals. This six-part MOVIES What series will explore these powerful through lines that bridge our country’s past and present with YOU’LL LOVE each episode exploring dramatic flashpoints in to watch American history — George Wallace’s stand in the schoolhouse door, Bloody Sunday in Selma, SUNDAY the Attica prison uprising, the L.A. Riots, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and Floyd’s All times Mountain. Start times can vary based killing. See how these events set the stage for on cable/satellite provider. Confirm times on the current civil rights battles of today. your on-screen guide. ‘When Calls the Heart’ Chronicle Mysteries: ‘ATL’ America’s Funniest DAVID DOLSEN, CROWN MEDIA UNITED STATES LLC GUY D’ALEMA interrogate a Russian asset, the tables are Helped to Death The Hate U Give (2018, Crime Home Videos Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, 9 p.m. ABC, 6 p.m. turned and Callen is detained on accusations drama) Amandla Stenberg, Regina of being a Russian agent in the new episode Original Film Hall FXM, 6:30 p.m. It’s kids and animals making messes, including “Russia, Russia, Russia.” Alex and Drew investigate a self-help retreat a little boy who covered the dog in Parmesan and the controversial life coach who oversees Blow (2001, Crime drama) Johnny cheese, twin toddlers who don’t like the face The Widower: Part Three it. Starring Alison Sweeney and Benjamin Depp, Penelope Cruz Vice, 8 p.m. filter that turned them into old men, and the Ayres. Hancock (2008, Action) Will NBC, 8 p.m. Series Finale outrageous things people say in the recovery Smith, Charlize Theron SYFY, room. The three-night true-crime docuseries from the Disrupt & Dismantle 8 p.m. producers of Dateline NBC concludes tonight. BET, 10 p.m. New Series American Idol The series takes viewers behind the scenes Dope (2015, Comedy) Shameik This timely series follows Soledad O’Brien Moore, Tony Revolori VH1, ABC, 7 p.m. of a decade-long investigation into Thomas Randolph, an eccentric Las Vegas man accused as she tackles injustices across the nation 8:30 p.m. This new episode continues the journey to find affecting the Black community, from police of killing his wife Sharon, who was his sixth A Few Good Men (1992, Drama) the next superstar. Auditions across California’s brutality to redlining, the school-to-prison Los Angeles, San Diego and Ojai continue as wife and the fourth to die under mysterious Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson circumstances. pipeline, the infant-mortality crisis fueled by BBC America, 9 p.m. the all-star judges bring laughs, emotions systemic racism and more. and surprises in the search for America’s next BET and CBS News Present: Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa singing sensation. When Calls the Heart (2008, Children) Ben Stiller, Chris Boiling Point Hallmark Channel, 10 p.m. Rock Nick, 9 p.m. The Simpsons BET, 9 p.m. New Series Season Premiere Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981, FOX, 7 p.m. Sparked by the horrific death of George Floyd, Season 8 of Hallmark Channel’s beloved Adventure) Harrison Ford, Karen Bart (voice of Nancy Cartwright) becomes a protesters took to the streets across the nation, primetime drama series will make its Allen Paramount, 9 p.m. successful caddy in the new episode “Wad demanding accountability and change in triumphant return with more surprises and Goals.” The Guardian (2006, Drama) policing. Yet, the current movements against challenges in store for the residents of Hope Kevin Costner, Ashton Kutcher police brutality, voter suppression, segregated Valley, with two additional all-new episodes CMT, 9 p.m. The Great North schools, environmental racism and mass this season for a total of 12. 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Jon Benjamin) and the kids out into nature MGM to take the best holiday family portrait ever in were created before the Motion Picture ATL (2006, Comedy-drama) Tip the new episode “Die Card, or Card Trying.” Production Code (aka the “Hays Code”) took starring original platinum-blonde icon Jean Harris, Lauren London TNT, effect between 1934-68. You’ll have a chance Harlow living up to the film’s title with a 11:30 p.m. to see some of them tonight in Turner smoldering performance in her signature NCIS: Los Angeles Classic Movies’ double feature of films made comedy. Next is another 1933 film,Design CBS, 8 p.m. pre-Code. First up is the screwball comedy/ for Living, a comedy directed by Ernst When Callen (Chris O’Donnell) goes to drama Bombshell (pictured) (1933), Lubitsch and based on the Noel Coward play. From the editors of the National Counterterrorism Center to TV Weekly and tvinsider.com PREFER The Most Comprehensive TV GRIDS? TV Grids ANYWHERE! 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