1) “Secret Celebrity Renovation,” 8 p.m., CBS. A year ago, this amiable show wrapped its third (and, seemingly, final) season. But here’s a new, stand-alone episode. Baseball star Mookie Betts returns to Nashville to renovate his father’s house. Soon, he’s swinging a sledge hammer (shown here) instead of a bat, with help from designer Sabrina Soto and construction guy Rob Mariano.
2) “Deadlock,” 9 p.m., PBS. This network clings to the quaint belief that Americans can have a civil discussion. On Monday, that will be the focus of a Judy Woodruff special. First, here’s the pilot for a show that doesn’t tell panelists what hypothetical situation they’ll be discussing.
3) Football. This year, TV has three-day football weekends. Tonight has Stanford and Syracuse at 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN; Illinois and Nebraska (ranked No. 24 and No. 22 nationally) at 8 on Fox; and San Jose State and Washington State, at 10 on CW. That last one follows NASCAR at 7:30, with pre-race coverage at 7.
4) “His Three Daughters,” Netflix. Three gifted actresses — Elisabeth Olsen, Carrie Coon and Natasha Lyonne – star in an intense drama, filmed mostly in one New York apartment. That wraps a busy streaming week, including the season-opener of “Frasier” (Paramount+) and the start of series focusing on the Penguin (HBO/Max) and Agatha the witch (Disney+).
5) ALSO: At 8 p.m., ABC reruns Monday’s opening episode of Kaitlin Olson as a genius-IQ crimesolver in “High Potential.” At 9, ABC’s “20/20” starts its season and CBS’ “Lingo” wraps its season. And at 8 ET, Turner Classic Movies has “Dr. Strangelove,” the darkly brilliant anti-war comedy.