1) “Elsbeth,” 9 and 10 p.m., CBS. Next week, this terrific show wraps its season by bringing Elsbeth face-to-face with many of her past suspects. First, here’s a new hour (Billy Magnussen, shown here with Elsbeth, as an entitled playboy) and then a rerun, with Laurie Metcalf as star of a long-running cop show.
2) “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage,” 8 p.m., CBS. Three days before the real Mothers Day, the diligent Georgie tries to please everyone – his mom, his grandma, Mandy and Mandy’s mom. That’s followed by “Ghosts,” with Ben Feldman as a guest who shares Sam’s ability to see ghosts.
3) “Doctor Odyssey,” 9 p.m., ABC. It’s always a problem when a gathering of traditional wives bumps into a sex-positive group. That happens here, when two agencies choose the same cruise.
4) AFI Award 50th anniversary , 6 p.m., ET, Turner Classic Movies. Of the first 50 awards, 14 winners were primarily directors, one (John Williams) is a composer, the rest were actors – many also writing and directing. Lillian Gish, 90, was the oldest; Tom Hanks, 46, the youngest. This special, from 2023, covers 47 winners, plus three Covid pauses.
5) ALSO: At 8 p.m., ABC’s “9-1-1” has the aftermath of last week’s fatal lab event. At 9, NBC’s “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” has someone steal a car that has a young girl in the back seat. And at 10, ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” has Amelia tackle a risky brain surgery.