1) “DMV” (shown here in a different episode, 8:30 p.m., CBS. This episode, like last week’s debut, is fast and fun. On a scorching day (shown here), these Department of Motor Vehicles workers are banned from touching the air-conditioning. Naturally, Colette obsesses on it … and on making sure the cute guy doesn’t quit.
2) “TV We Love,” 8 p.m., CW. “Brady Bunch” was a loud mess, critics said. Robert Reed, who played the dad, agreed: It was “one gag line after another.” For good or bad, it was the “sitcom-iest” of situation comedies, a professor says. But it eventually found a young audience, via late-afternoon reruns; here’s an interesting profile.
3) “Name That Tune,” 8 p.m., Fox. Chris Harrison and Adrienne Bailon-Houghton are fun contestants in the first half-hour, but the game still has basic flaws, including a structure that makes early rounds almost irrelevant. Also, this will be bumped if the Mariners and Bluejays need a seventh game in the baseball playoffs; check Sports.
4) More sports: There’s a football doubleheader: The Bucs (5-1 this season) and Lions (402) at 7 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN; the Texans (2-3) and Seahawks (4-2) at 10 on ESPN. Also, baseball has (if needed) a Dodgers-Brewers game at 5:08 p.m. on TBS and that Mariner-Bluejays one at 8:08.
5) “Brilliant Minds,” 10 p.m., NBC. Last week’s episode (which had strong drama work from “Name That Tune” host Jane Krakowski) had a flash-forward, showing that a young doctor will scheme to destroy Dr. Wolf. For now, there’s an immediate crisis: Two patients arrive, hovering near death.