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What to Watch on Monday: ‘Night Will Fall’ doc looks at 1945 chronicle of Nazi camps

By Brooke Cain - bcain@newsobserver.com

January 26, 2015 06:00 AM

Night Will Fall” looks at the story behind a 1945 documentary commissioned by the Allies under the tutelage of Alfred Hitchcock.
Night Will Fall” looks at the story behind a 1945 documentary commissioned by the Allies under the tutelage of Alfred Hitchcock. Imperial War Museums/courtesy of HBO
Night Will Fall” looks at the story behind a 1945 documentary commissioned by the Allies under the tutelage of Alfred Hitchcock. Imperial War Museums/courtesy of HBO

Night Will Fall (9 p.m, HBO) – This documentary looks at the story behind a 1945 documentary commissioned by the Allies under the tutelage of Alfred Hitchcock, which captured atrocities in Nazi concentration camps.

Super Bowl’s Greatest Commercials 2015 (8 p.m., CBS) – If you’re one of those people who watches the Super Bowl just for the commercials, you should love this special, which is hosted by Boomer Esiason and Katharine McPhee. The Top Ten commercials are divided into “old school” and “new school” categories, and you get a preview of this year’s upcoming ads.

Gotham (8 p.m., Fox) – When the key witness in a homicide ends up dead while held in police custody, Gordon suspects an inside job and turns to an old friend for information.

Chasing Life (9 p.m., ABC Family) – Natalie learns she’s a bone marrow donor match for April, but she’s hesitant to undergo the procedure.

Jane the Virgin (9 p.m., CW) – Jane gets two job offers: a permanent teaching position or a writing internship at Roelio’s telenovela. Also, Michael ignores his boss’s orders and investigates Rafael’s link to Sin Rostro.

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