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What to Watch on Sunday: ‘Angie Tribeca’ debuts, marathons on TBS
Angie Tribeca (9 p.m., TBS) – TBS tries something new with this comedy series from Steve Carell starring Rashida Jones: they’ll air all ten episodes of the first season back-to-back five times in a row. The 25-hour marathon follows Det. Tribeca (Jones) and her coworkers, which includes K-9 officer, Jagger. It’s in the same family of a “Police Squad”-type spoof. Jones’ real life parents, Quincy Jones and Peggy Lipton, play her parents in a scene on the show.
Also on . . .
NC Bookwatch (Noon, UNC-TV) – William Leuchtenburg talks about “The American President: From Teddy Roosevelt to Bill Clinton.”
Galavant (8 p.m., ABC) – Roberta tries to bring Galavant and Richard to their senses and hopes to resolve issues between giants and dwarves.
Critics’ Choice Awards (8 p.m., A&E) – Critics’ picks for the best in movies and TV.
Billions (10 p.m., Showtime) – A new series about a ruthless state attorney (Paul Giamatti) in New York who gets an inside tip about a billionaire’s (Damien Lewis) insider trading.
Mercy Street (10 p.m., UNC-TV) – A new Civil War-set miniseries, Nurse Mary Phinney begins work at Mansion House, a hotel serving as a Union hospital in occupied Alexandria, Va.
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