1) “Match Game” debut, 9 p.m., ABC. Since 1962, this game has sprawled across three networks and beyond. Gene Rayburn was the first host; Alec Baldwin (2016-21) the most recent. Now it’s Martin Short. Panelists include Selena Gomez (his “Only Murders in the Building” colleague) and Cara Delevingne (who played her friend in the second season). They’re shown here, upper left.
2) “Who Wants To Be a Millionaire” season-opener, 8 p.m., ABC. Two game-show hosts are contestants. First is Drew Carey, teamed with Aisha Tyler. Then Ken Jennings, who is a genius, teams with Matt Damon, who played one in “Good Will Hunting.” That should be fun, because Damon has long had a mock-feud with the show’s host, Jimmy Kimmel.
3) “Family Law” season-opener, 8 p.m., CW. Abby has troubles at home (her daughter wrote a “my mom’s alcoholism” sort of essay) and at work. Her dad (who’s her boss) and brother are spiraling from break-ups; now she represents a woman who rented a fake family and wants to give it her inheritance.
4) “Washington Black,” Hulu. For Sterling K. Brown, it’s been a big year for Hulu mini-series. He has an Emmy nomination for starring in “Paradise”; now he produces and has a small role here. This follows a boy who escaped slavery and uses his inventive mind for global adventures.
5) ALSO: At 9 p.m., PBS’ “Human Footprint” takes a smart look at damming up waterways, for good or greedy goals. At 10, CBS reruns a fairly good “Elsbeth,” involving a diamond scheme; Vanessa Williams is the guest star.