1) “America’s Got Talent,” 8-11 p.m., NBC. There’s no waiting this time: Ten acts will perform — including an acrobat, a naked singer-comedian and (shown here) dancing robots — and viewers will vote. From 10-11 p.m., they’ll learn which acts will reach the semi-finals, next Tuesday.
2) “Jeopardy Masters,” 8 p.m. Tuesday, ABC. It’s time to find the champion. The 10-hour, 20-game tournament concludes, with someone winning “500,000. Afterward, ABC has two “R.J. Decker” reruns.
3) “Star Trek Day.” Sixty years ago today, “Star Trek” debuted. It lasted only three years, but kept finding fresh waves of fame. The H&I digital channel has been running all 79 episodes in order; that concludes today, from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Or go to Paramount+ for every episode, 13 movies and six spin-offs, including new “Strange New Worlds” hours on Thursdays.
4) “Kitchen Nightmares,” 8-10 p.m., Fox. Here’s something rare for the show — a two-parter. First, Gordon Ramsay does his usual job, bringing a struggling restaurant (in this case, a family one with Arab roots) back to life. But then a sudden emergency could undo everything.
5) “American Experience,” 9 p.m., PBS. The outlaw phase is ending now. Last Tuesday, PBS reran documentaries about Billy the Kid and Al Capone. ; this time, it’s Bonnie and Clyde. At 10 p.m., “Frontline” reruns its look at the man who had warned about Osama bin Laden, long before 9/11.