Frannie and Mimi’s crews try to one-up each other, leaving Amanda and Mae conflicted.

Chicken Man forms an unlikely partnership amid the fallout from the robbery; Detective Hudson gets thrown back into the spotlight.

Season 2 premiere (first two episodes): Frasier has a falling out with Alan, and helps Olivia and Moose navigate a Valentine’s Day date; Patricia Heaton guest-stars. (Watch trailer; get scoop.)

Celebrimbor reassesses his priorities after Durin grows suspicious of the Dwarven Rings.

Limited series premiere (all nine episodes): The Dahmer follow-up retells the story of the Menendez Brothers (played by General Hospital’s Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Power Book II: Ghost’s Cooper Koch), who in 1996 were convicted for the murder of their parents. (Watch trailer.)

Jax finds herself in another dangerous situation as Lucy’s past resurfaces; Adrian takes the stand and reveals new secrets, while Lewis struggles to keep a secret of his own.

Series premiere (all eight episodes): From Rebel Moon director Zack Snyder comes an animated tale set in a mythical world of great battles, great deeds and great despair; voice actors include Stuart Martin (Miss Scarlett and The Duke), Pilou Asbæk (Game of Thrones), Rahul Kohli (Fall of the House of Usher) and John Noble (Fringe). (Watch trailer.)

Limited series premiere (all three episodes): This dramatization casts Ruth Wilson (The Affair) as BBC journalist Emily Maitlis and Michael Sheen (Good Omens) as interview subject Prince Andrew. (Watch trailer.)

The New England Patriots head to New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium to take on the New York Jets. (How to Stream!)

Season 1 finale (two episodes): A consultant and a sales manager, and a stay-at-home dad and a tarot reader, compete for the $1 million jackpot.

Limited series premiere: In this The Batman offshoot, Oz (played by Colin Farrell) seeks control of Gotham following the demise of Carmine Falcone; Cristin Milioti (How I Met Your Mother) co-stars. (Subsequent episodes will air Sundays at 9/8c, beginning Sept. 29; read review.)

Dan and Emily reunite and work together to protect the Hamzad village from the Taliban. (Premiere earned an average reader grade of “A.”)