Tracy Morgan will be appearing in the much-anticipated series “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins,” which is set to air on February 23 at 8 p.m. on NBC. The show had its pilot premiere in January and is now moving into its regular scheduling with the upcoming second episode. Morgan portrays Reggie Dinkins, a former professional football player whose career was marred by a gambling scandal. Joining him is Daniel Radcliffe, who plays a director trying to film a documentary about Dinkins, both navigating their troubled pasts.
As winter continues to linger, with its “filthy dregs of half-melted snow,” viewers have a wide array of television options to keep them entertained. In addition to “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins,” fans of live comedy can look forward to this week’s episode of “Saturday Night Live,” featuring Connor Storrie from the show “Heated Rivalry” as the host.
In a nod to nostalgia, ABC is reviving the beloved early 2000s medical sitcom “Scrubs,” with the reboot set to debut on February 25 at 8 p.m. Much of the original cast will reprise their roles, including Zach Braff as J.D., Donald Faison as Turk, Sarah Chalke as Elliot, and John C. McGinley as the iconic Dr. Cox, who may resurrect some classic nicknames for J.D.
Notably, the reality competition series “Survivor” will celebrate its landmark 50th season on February 25 at 8 p.m. on CBS, marking a significant milestone with five decades of gameplay. Previous contestant and “The White Lotus” creator Mike White is set to return, much to the excitement of the show’s devoted fanbase.
Over on Prime Video, audiences can catch “The Gray House,” premiering on February 26. The series features Mary-Louise Parker, Daisy Head, and Amethyst Davis as a group of women who form an underground spy network during the Civil War, inspired by the real-life figure Elizabeth Van Lew.
The distinguished “Actor Awards,” formerly known as the Screen Actor Awards, will now officially be titled “The Actor Awards Presented by SAG-AFTRA.” This live streaming event is set for March 1 at 8 p.m. on Netflix, hosted by Kristen Bell. It promises to honor diverse nominees from film and television, including Jessie Buckley and Rose Byrne in a fierce contest for best actress prior to the Oscars.
Lastly, Kevin Kline is making his series television debut in “American Classic,” premiering on MGM+ on March 1 at 9 p.m. In this engaging story, he plays Richard Bean, a well-known actor who seeks solace in his hometown following a public scandal. Determined to revive the theater of his youth, he faces challenges, including his ex-wife, played by Laura Linney, who’s now the mayor of the town and married to his brother, adding complexity to the plot.
With so many exciting premieres and revivals on the horizon, viewers have every reason to stay optimistic during this winter season filled with entertaining television.