Not everyone is a fan of football. While Super Bowl LIX is also about commercials and the Halftime Show, you may want something else to watch tomorrow, Sunday, Feb. 9.
There are no new episodes of top broadcast shows tomorrow. That’s why we won’t have a “what’s on TV tonight” post. However, this is a good time to catch up on some shows and to see how others ended. We have five great broadcast shows to spend the night watching.
Watch the three-part One Chicago crossover event
There isn’t a lot of time to work through a new series. So, if you just want an event, then you’ll want to turn to the most recent One Chicago crossover event. The three episodes are more like a big movie, and you don’t need to know too much about the various characters to get into the storylines.
Start with Chicago Fire season 13, episode 11. Then you want to run with Chicago Med season 10, episode 11 and Chicago PD season 12, episode 11. They are all available on Peacock to watch.
The episode starts with a gas explosion at a city building. It turns into a situation that puts lives of Chicago’s finest on the line, including Desk Sergeant Trudy Platt.
Catch up on Doc
Would you like to check out a new series? Super Bowl night is a great time for that, and Doc is the show to turn to for medical drama fans. This new FOX series follows a Chief of Surgery who ends up in a car accident that affects her memory. Everything from the last eight years is a blank.
This doesn’t just affect her life. It affects her career as well. Without the eight years of medical advancements, how can she possibly continue to work as a doctor? She needs to get caught up on so much.
On top of that, she’s relearning about events that have happened in her life. She has to find out that her son died again, and she has to relive the knowledge that her marriage broke down and the staff hate her. It’s a powerful show.
Doc is available on Hulu to catch up on.
Start watching High Potential
Do you need a quirky drama series to watch? High Potential is a must, and it’s perfect for those who love light-hearted crime dramas.
The series follows Morgan, who is a cleaning lady at an LAPD precinct. When she notices that the cops have some evidence wrong one night, she corrects the mistakes and then has to face questioning for doing that. Lieutenant Soto realizes that Morgan has a gift and decides it’s time to hire her.
There is an ongoing arc as well. Morgan’s ex went missing 15 years ago, and she wants Soto to help her find him.
High Potential is available to stream on Hulu.
Get ready for Tracker's return
Do you want a few more episodes to work your way through? How about a show that also has a bit of a Supernatural feel now and then? Tracker is the one for you—and yes, Jensen Ackles guest stars in the series a couple of times and he has Dean Winchester vibes.
The series follows Colter Shaw, who solves mysteries for money. He’s a rewardist, but he also has a heart. Sometimes, he will take on a case without money to help friends.
This is a man with a lot of demons and secrets. He wants to figure out his family past. When he was young, his survivalist dad died, and there are all sorts of questions about how. Did his brother Russell push the man, or is his mom hiding something more nefarious?
Tracker is available to stream on Paramount+.
Binge-watch 911: Lone Star to the end
Turn your attention to a series that has just come to an end. 911: Lone Star brings some crazy moments, whether it’s a snowstorm, a toxic gas cloud, or even an asteroid hitting the Earth.
The series follows a New York firefighter who is given the task of rebuildling a station in Austin, Texas. He gets to put the team together, and that leads to Owen Strand looking for the best, most diverse firefighters around. Of course, his son, TK, has to come with him as well.
We get a story of survival, of strength, of family, and of love. Throughout five seasons, there have been some wild calls and some beautiful character development. You’ve got time to work your way through a few episodes now, and once you’re hooked, that’s it!
911: Lone Star is available to stream on Hulu.
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