Ramy Youssef Shares His Emotions, Rick and Michonne on the Street, Battle of the ‘Simpsons’ Mothers, AI Thriller on ‘CSI’

SATURDAY: Ramy Youssef is having a second. He’s internet hosting Saturday Evening Dwell for the primary time subsequent weekend, coming off a visit to the Oscars in help of his co-starring position within the award-winning Poor Issues. And he returns to his native New Jersey for a terrific stand-up comedy particular, his second for HBO, filmed in Jersey Metropolis’s White Eagle Corridor. He addresses a various viewers with droll but barbed observations about retaining his cool as a Muslim American throughout a divisive election 12 months. Riffs embody getting backlash whereas doing appearances for charity (together with a live performance with Taylor Swift within the viewers), and he’s particularly enthralling as he delivers an extended and rewarding anecdote about plagiarizing a guide report on Gandhi.

SUNDAY: One of many pleasures of this Strolling Lifeless spinoff is attending to spend some uncommon downtime with soulmates Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira), who after final week’s psychodrama in a doomed sensible home are on the highway in what for a time looks like a romantic idyll. Nothing lasts without end throughout a zombie apocalypse, and shortly sufficient they’re again battling bandits and a well-recognized foe who might change the trajectory of their future, organising subsequent Sunday’s season finale. (Flashbacks present a glimpse of one other beloved character from the Lifeless-verse.)

SUNDAY: Marge Simpson (voiced by Julie Kavner) is often the peacemaker amid the chaos of The Simpsons, however in relation to parenting, she’s the boss. When she clashes with Milhouse’s mom, Luann Van Houten (Maggie Roswell), over maternal points, the spat turns into a life-or-death wrestle in “Clan of the Cave Mother.” Adopted by new animated episodes of Krapopolis (8:30/7:30c,) the place there’s a gap for a brand new god and Deliria (Hannah Waddingham) has simply the patsy; The Nice North (9/8c), with the household decamping to New York for a cake competitors; and Grimsburg (9:30/8:30c), spoofing horror films with a summer-camp slasher on the free.

SUNDAY: The forensics group nearly at all times will get their man (or girl), however what if the perpetrator isn’t human? That’s the dilemma after they examine the homicide of a mechanic in a darkish manufacturing facility, with clues suggesting the killer is a humanoid robotic with an AI working system. Which begs the query: Who’s working the robotic?

SUNDAY: The clock is ticking on this scrumptious Masterpiece  show-biz dramedy, with British tabloids abuzz about Nineteen Eighties cleaning soap star Noele “Nolly” Gordon (the nice Helena Bonham-Carter), as her closing episode of the hit collection Crossroads looms. Her producer is gloating that it may very well be “larger than [the Dallas cliffhanger] Who Shot J.R.?”, although no person is aware of precisely how they’re writing off her beloved character of Meg Mortimer. “Do I die? Is it homicide?” frets Nolly, taking solace within the firm of campy TV host Larry Grayson (Mark Gatiss), who urges his expensive and despondent good friend in the direction of the stage for her subsequent act.

INSIDE WEEKEND TV:

• Shifting Gears (Saturday, 8/7c, Hallmark Channel): The annual “Spring into Love” film collection begins with a romcom directed by Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe, as a part of Hallmark’s “Make Her Mark” Directing Program. Katherine Barrell and Tyler Hines star as exes dealing with off in an auto-restoration competitors.
• 48 Hours (Saturday, 10/9c, CBS): Was a poisoned protein shake behind the March 2023 dying of Colorado mom of six Angela Craig? Proof allegedly factors towards her dentist husband.
• Into the Wild Frontier (Sunday, 6/5c, INSP): Season 4 of the historic docudrama opens with the story of Jim Baker (Michael Deni), an inexperienced frontiersman who undergoes a trial by hearth to develop into a frontrunner.
• 60 Minutes (Sunday, 7/6c, CBS): Sharyn Alfonsi interviews Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Invoice Whitaker reviews on the race to mine useful minerals from the Japanese Pacific’s sea flooring, and Lesley Stahl tackles the problem of disinformation on social media throughout an election 12 months.
• American Idol (Sunday, 8/7c, ABC): It’s the ultimate spherical of auditions, with Hollywood Week looming.
• The Entire Story with Anderson Cooper (Sunday, 8/7c, CNN): In “Justice Delayed: The Story of C.J. Rice,” Jake Tapper recounts his campaign for justice that resulted within the exoneration of C.J. Rice, a Philadelphia man who spent greater than 12 years in jail for tried homicide regardless of proof (offered by Tapper’s physician father) on the contrary.
• Tracker (Sunday, 9/8c, CBS): The seek for a lacking racehorse pits Colter (Justin Hartley) towards his nemesis, Billie Matalon (Hartley’s spouse Sofia Pernas), a rival reward seeker.
• Summer time Home: Martha’s Winery (Sunday, 9/8c, Bravo): The second season of the truth present, that includes Black professionals sharing quarters on the resort island, opens with Jordan Emanuel internet hosting a seafood boil, but it surely’s tempers that attain the boiling level.
• In Stressed Goals: The Music of Paul Simon (Sunday, 9/8c, MGM+): The second half of Alex Gibney’s acclaimed documentary profile follows Paul Simon after his cut up with Artwork Garfunkle as he embarks on a profitable solo profession, culminating within the recording of his album Seven Psalms whereas coping with listening to loss.
• Alice & Jack (Sunday, 10/9c, PBS): The bittersweet romantic drama takes a flip when married-with-baby Jack (Domhnall Gleeson) reconnects with an emotionally fragile Alice (Andrea Riseborough) to accompany her to her mom’s funeral, however makes the error of retaining his spouse, Lynn (Aisling Bea), at the hours of darkness.
• Curb Your Enthusiasm (10/9c, HBO): A powerful episode for the late Richard Lewis finds him turning to Larry for assist (unhealthy concept) in shopping for a classic automotive. Steve Buscemi co-stars.