Sunday
Younger Marathon – 10am to 4pm on E!
If you missed the first season of this series about a 40-year-old woman who re-enters the workforce trying to pass for 26, here’s your chance before season two starts on Monday.
Grease: Live – 7pm on Fox/CTV
Fox takes a stab at the live musical trend with Aaron Tveit as Danny and Julianne Hough as Sandy. A little Canadian content with Carly Rae Jepsen as Frenchy and some nostalgia in the forms of Didi Conn (from the movie) and Eve Plumb (Jan from The Brady Bunch). Also in the star-studded cast are Vanessa Hudgens, Mario Lopez, Joe Jonas, Ana Gasteyer, Wendell Pierce and Boys II Men.
Monday
Younger – 9pm on E! – 2nd Season Premiere
Tuesday
The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story – 10pm on FX/City – Series Premiere
Ryan Murphy expands his anthology franchise from American Horror Story to the world of real-life crime, including Cuba Gooding Jr. as O.J. Simpson, John Travolta as Robert Shapiro and Nathan Lane as F. Lee Bailey. This ten-episode series is based on a book by Jeffrey Toobin.
Wednesday
Madoff – 8 to 10pm on ABC (continuing on Thursday at the same time)
Oscar-winner Richard Dreyfuss stars as the notorious investment advisor Bernie Madoff, whose massive Ponzi scheme is considered to be the largest financial scam in U.S. history. Blythe Danner portrays his wife, Ruth, in this two-part movie event.
Friday
Super Bowl’s Greatest Halftime Shows – 9 to 11pm on CBS
Celebrate the best halftime performances in Super Bowl history, including U2, Bruce Springsteen, Beyonce, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Prince, Paul McCartney and others.
Saturday
Super Bowl’s Greatest Commercials All-Star Countdown – 8pm on CBS
Host Kevin Frazer counts down the top ten Super Bowl commercials of the past 50 years, while previewing some of the upcoming spots scheduled to run during Super Bowl 50. (If you haven’t heard, one of the sentimental favourites is certain to be the Coke commercial that reunites Mean Joe Greene with the boy who was tossed a football jersey after offering his soft drink to Mean Joe back in the ’70s.)
