1. Masters of Sex
Sunday, 10 p.m. — Showtime
Photo: Showtime
Dr. Masters (Michael Sheen) needs a new job after getting fired from Maternity Hospital. He finds one, at Memorial Hospital, which has agreed to let him continue his work on human sexual relations with Mrs. Johnson (Lizzy Caplan). At a hotel just a stone's throw away, in Illinois, Dr. Masters and Mrs. Johnson have decided to continue their "work," signing the register as Mr. and Mrs. Holden. Meanwhile, Barton (Beau Bridges) decides to try electro shock therapy to curb his homosexual desires. After a disastrous attempt at intimacy with his wife Margaret (Allison Janney), he knows he can't be cured and takes drastic measures. Danny Huston ("American Horror Story") gueststars.
2. The Leftovers
Sunday, 10 p.m. — HBO
In the face of dwindling church attendance and threats on his life, Reverend Matt Jamison (Christopher Eccleston) continues to preach his gospel: that many who disappeared in the Departure were sinners and not saints. Matt's campaign is detoured when he learns he may lose the church to foreclosure, forcing him to launch a desperate, last-minute plan to come up with the cash to keep it. Justin Theroux stars.
3. Ray Donovan
Sunday, 9 p.m. — Showtime
After last season's bloody finish, "Ray Donovan" has several issues to address. Season 2 kicks off with an FBI agent (Hank Azaria) looking for Mickey Donovan (Jon Voight) following the brutal murder of gangster Sully Sullivan (James Woods) out there on the marina. Ray (Liev Schreiber) has his hands full with his promiscuous clients, one of whom has a jealous wife who packs heat. While Ray tries to get medical attention for an "American Idol" contestant who was shot by the jealous wife of an athlete, Mickey is in Mexico, dancing with the woman and promoting his biracial son's boxing match against a formidable opponent. Ray doesn't want to go south of the border to fetch his father — until the FBI plants drugs in Ray's daughter's purse.
4. The Strain
Sunday, 10 p.m. — FX
Vampires are never, ever going to go away, as the new series "The Strain" illustrates. When a plane lands in New York City with everyone on board dead, Dr. Ephraim Goodweather (a bewigged Corey Stoll), head of the CDC's Canary Project, and his team are called upon to investigate. Harlem pawnbroker Abraham Setrakian (David Bradley) races to the airport, convinced that what looks at first like a mysterious viral outbreak might be the beginning of something infinitely more sinister. The series is based on a series of novels co-written by Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth") and Chuck Hogan.
5. The Bridge
Wednesday, 10 p.m. — FX
Photo: Byron Cohen/FX
When a corpse is found in a deserted Prius, law enforcement agents on both sides of the El Paso-Juarez border sit up and pay attention. The size of the handprints on the car window make Cross (Diane Kruger) wonder if there was a woman in the car. Journalists Frye (Matthew Lillard) and Mendez (Emily Rios) find more than they bargained for with their first lead. Eleanor (Franka Potente) enlists the help of a young boy when she wants to put the past behind her.
6 . Extant
Wednesday, 9 p.m. — CBS
After Molly (Halle Berry) collapses and experiences a vision of her encounter on the Seraphim, Sam (Camryn Manheim) agrees to give her an ultrasound so she can learn more about her pregnancy. Good idea. Also, Molly tracks down Kryger (Brad Beyer), and he reveals the disturbing details of his own solo mission that the International Space Exploration Agency (ISEA) is keeping secret.
7. Working The Engels
Thursday, 9:30 p.m., NBC
Photo: Steve Wilkie/NBC
The Engel family has banded together to keep their late father's storefront law office running and hopefully work off a mountain of debt. Only problem: Jenna (Kacey Rohl) is the only one with a law degree. In this episode, she takes her first case, and her brother Jimmy (Benjamin Arthur) is all-too-happy to help out. Unfortunately, in trying to draw out a confession from their opponent, he winds up sleeping with her. Meanwhile, Ceil (Andrea Martin) is at her mandatory post-"suicide" group therapy meeting when she has a breakthrough realization — in jumping off the roof, she could have died!
8. 24: Live Another Day (Monday, 9 p.m., Fox)
Monday, 9 p.m. — Fox
Photo: Chris Raphael/FOX
As is always the case in Jack Bauer's (Kiefer Sutherland) universe, the very future of the planet teeters on a terror plot of mass proportions. What to do? Jack is faced with a grave decision. Lives will be lost, and the American administration will grapple with the day's most devastating news as the clock stops. Co-starring William Devane, Yvonne Strahovski and Benjamin Bratt.
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