This is what happens in the world of television on Sunday 11 April. All times are Oriental.
Top choices
The Nevers (HBO, 9pm, 10th season finale): ‘HBOs The Nevers takes place in 1899, a few years after a supernatural event drowns out certain young women with extraordinary abilities. Those affected are known as ‘The Touched’, who are anything but accepted by Victorian society, and therefore form their own gang to protect themselves from zealots and murderers. Penance Adair (Ann Skelly) is one of the first of the Nevers, whose allies Amalia True (Laura Donnelly), a ‘quick widow’, with a penchant for alcohol, and Lavinia Bidlow (Poppekas’s Olivia Williams), a wealthy spinster who runs The Orphanage which houses many of these gifted individuals. ” Read the rest of Danette Chavez’s thoughts in our April TV preview, read more the departure of creator Joss Whedon and on the next showrunner, and watch Roxana summarize Hadadi’s premiere.
Shameless (Showtime, 21:00, series final): Finally (especially long in the post-Fiona era), this is the end of the series for this Showtime staple. Last call. You do not have to go home, but you can not stay with the Gallaghers.
We raise a glass to Myles McNutt, Joshua Alston and everyone who has dealt with the Gallagher family saga over the past 11 seasons, and cross our fingers Shameless get it together for the series’ finale.
Regular coverage
City on a hill (Showtime, 22:00)
Wild cards
Time for another wild card lightning strike.
Banksy & The Rise Of Outlaw Art (Ovation, 06:00): Elio España’s two-hour documentary looks not only at the most elusive superstar of the art world, but also at the world of graffiti artists.
Men In Kilts: A Roadtrip With Sam And Graham (Starz, 20:55, final season in the first season): It Foreigner offshoot ends its first walk with a trip to the fields of Culloden.
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Fear The Walking Dead (AMC, 21:00, mid-season premiere): Just as the zombie mothership (for the time being) is shrinking away, its first offspring return to complete its sixth season.
Pennyworth (Epix, 9pm, second season finale): It’s also the end of the line (at least for now) for Young Hot Alfred, so get him while you can.
The People V. The Klan (CNN, 9pm and 10pm, Premiere of Limited Documentary Series, Back-to-Back Episodes): Blumhouse Television brings us this four-part document, which (according to a press release) ‘tells the little known true story of Beulah Mae Donald, a black mother in Alabama, who took down the Ku Klux Klan after the brutal murder and lynching of her son, Michael Donald, ”in 1981.