1) “All American” series finale, 8 p.m., CW. This began eight years ago, with Daniel Ezra (shown here) playing Spencer, a football star transferring to Beverly Hills. Ezra left two years ago, but returns to direct and star in the final episode. Spencer has one of his most important days … Olivia leans on her mom for a key decision … and others face transitions.
2) “Line of Fire,” 10 p.m., NBC. Last week’s series-opener ended with a jolt: The three siblings (all federal agents) have a sorta-secret half-brother who may be out to get them. Now that’s in the backdrop, alongside a fairly interesting story of a bank heist that turned deadly.
3) “The Voice,” 8-10 p.m., NBC. After sprawling across three nights last week, the blind auditions settle for one night this week. That goes against two reality competitions on Fox — at 8, “Name That Tune” includes witty writer-actor Thomas Lennon and actress D’Arcy Carden of “The Good Place”; at 9, “Weakest Lynch” has some of Jane Lynch’s actor friends.
4) Football and more. Of the 32 NFL teams, only eight won their first two games this season. One of those (the Eagles) visits the Bears, with a 1-1 record, at 8:15 p.m. ET on ABC, ESPN and ESPN2. If you prefer baseball, catch terrific movies on BBC America –“Field of Dreams” at 6:30 and “Moneyball” at 9; the playoffs start Tuesday.
5) “Signora Volpe,” www.acorn.tv. Amid the serene beauty of Italy’s wine country, there’s a fairly sleepy tale of murder and family jealousy. The result falls short of the usual quality of the movie-length “Volpe” tales, but there will be others on the next two Mondays.