1) “Suffs,” 9 p.m., PBS. For the next two Fridays, PBS gives us full-scale, Broadway-style musicals. Next week is the silly fun of “Top Hat,” but this one (shown here) is an involving look at the drive that brought women the vote in 1920. Shaina Taub won Tonys for her book and her music score; she also does a solid job as Alice Paul, an unrelenting American hero.
2) “Sheriff Country,” 8 p.m., CBS. A federal crackdown puts the sheriff in a tough position. Now she feels squeezed by the Drug Enforcement Agency, on one side, and her community and family loyalties, on the other.
3) “Fire Country, 9 p.m., CBS. This hour takes us far from the usual Edgewater setting. When Bode’s old life re-surfaces, there’s a perilous off-duty rescue and second thoughts about guilt and accountability. That’s followed by “Boston Blue,” with Danny and Lena probing a murder and protecting a ceollege basketball star.
4) “Happy’s Place,” 8 and 8:30 p.m., NBC. The first rerun is the episode that introduced Cheri Oteri as the health inspector; people try to distract her until they can catch the mouse that’s loose. The second has Gabby considering her possibilities for sperm donors … including her colleague, Emmett.
5) ALSO: Today is David Attenborough’s 100th birthday, a good time to catch some of the brilliant nature films he’s narrated. Try “Oceans” on Disney+ and Hulu, “The Year Earth Changed” on Apple and lots of films on HBO Max, Britbox or PBS sources.