1) “Elsbeth,” 10 p.m., CBS. Here’s a rerun of the terrific season-opener. Stephen Colbert plays a talkshow host (which he used to be); Andy Richter (right) plays a sidekick, which he used to be. Amy Sederis (left) plays the producer for one and wife for the other, neither of which she is. It’s sharp and fun.
2) “Adults,” 9 and 9:30 p.m., FX and FXX. Tonight’s first episode is funny; the second is wildly hilarious. It’s not for everyone — there’s LSD and sex — but “Adults” (shown here) has five odd (and oddly likable) souls in their mid-20s, dealing with things they’re not ready for … including a raccoon. You can also catch the full, eight-episode season (and last season) on Hulu.
3) “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage,” 9 p.m., CBS. After being bumped last week by the expanded, 1,000th “Big Brother,” this offers a good rerun: Georgie definitely needs bookkeeping help — igniting the feud between his mom and his mother-in-law, both of whom have accounting skills.
4) Football. This is the first full week of the college season, with 11 Division I games today, eight Friday, a deluge Saturday and even three Sunday and one Monday. On national TV today, there are 8 p.m. ET games on ESPN (Colorado-Georgia Tech) and Peacock (Eastern Illinois-Minnesota).
5) MOVIES: “Scary Movie” — the sixth scare-satire from the Wayans brothers — reaches Paramount+ today, Critics disliked it, but it thrived ($231 million) at the box office. Also: The Oscar-winning “Birdman” (6:56 p.m., HBO); the gorgeous, non-cartoon “Cinderella” (7:30, Freeform); and the sharp baseball tale “Moneyball” (8 p.m., BBC America).