THE BACHELORETTE - "1504" - Hannah takes her journey to find love on the road as she and the remaining 15 men travel to Boston and the beautiful seaside city of Newport, Rhode Island. Jed takes in the city sights with Hannah, shopping at Quincy Market, strolling in Boston Common and lifting a pint at the iconic "Cheers" bar. But the Bachelorette has a real surprise for her date: a visit to the Auerbach Center, where the 17-time World Champion Boston Celtics practice, for an opportunity to play a pickup game with Celtics stars Jaylen Brown and Terry Rozier. Moving on to Newport, 13 men get down and dirty, competing in a fierce but exciting rugby game at Fort Adam, home of the champion Newport Rugby Football Club, which sends one man to the hospital. Later that night, two men go head-to-head and Hannah is caught in the middle. Who is telling the truth? Will she follow her heart or her head? As she heads into her next one-on-one date, still upset, her tall, handsome suitor provides the needed support and comfort. That night, they dance to the music of country star Jake Owen, who sings his hit song "Made For You," which leaves them to wonder if, indeed, they are a match. At an explosive cocktail party, two rivals take turns throwing each other under the bus, even as Hannah attempts to focus on her blossoming relationships. Will she keep both or will one make an early exit? The other men are left to wonder as Hannah walks out in frustration on "The Bachelorette," MONDAY, JUNE 3 (8:00-10:01 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Robert Clark) THE BACHELORETTE

Best-bets for June 3: Romantic rugby (?), hectic hockey

1) “The Bachelorette,” 8 p.m., ABC. Life is much easier for the guys who gets one-on-one dates with Hannah Brown: One gets a mini-concert by country star Jake Owen; the other strolls around Boston, drinks in the “Cheers” bar … and plays basketball with two Celtics (Jaylen Brown and Terry Roszier) in their arena. The other guys? They have a rugby game (shown here) that sends one to the hospital. Read more…

1) “The Bachelorette,” 8 p.m., ABC. Life is much easier for the guys who gets one-on-one dates with Hannah Brown: One gets a mini-concert by country star Jake Owen; the other strolls around Boston, drinks in the “Cheers” bar … and plays basketball with two Celtics (Jaylen Brown and Terry Roszier) in their arena. The other guys? They have a rugby game (shown here) that sends one to the hospital.

2) Hockey, 8 p.m ET, NBC. After giving a couple games to its sports channel, NBC takes over. This game – the fourth in a best-of-seven series – is in St. Louis; Thursday’s game will be in Boston.

3) “The Code,” 9 p.m., CBS. This military-courtroom drama won’t be back next season, but it has five new episodes to show. Tonight, lawyers fly to Afghanistan, where a Marine has been accused of killing an Afghan commander. Also, the colonel (Dana Delany) and her husband disagree about physical therapy for their son, who was wounded in action.

4) “Chernobyl” finale, 9 p.m., HBO. This chilling tale began with a deadly disaster and ends with a different sort of crisis – scientists trying to tell the truth, when their Soviet leaders don’t want them to. Ulana (Emily Watson) is a composite character, but Valery (Jared Harris) was a real-life scientist.

5) Games or cakes, 10 p.m. Take your pick: ABC has Kardashians, in a “Celebrity Family Feud” rerun; the Food Network has the season-opener of “Wedding Cake Championship” … which reruns its first season from 4-8 p.m. Both have quirky hosts – Steve Harvey on ABC, Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir (the former figure-skating Olympians) on Food.

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