ABC’s letting country out to rock, whatever that means

Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Wednesday, August 3. All times are Eastern.
Top picks
CMA Music Festival: Country’s Night To Rock (ABC, 8 p.m.): We know this claims to be an ABC program, but this is all we can think of:
Young & Hungry (Freeform, 8 p.m.): Young & Hungry’s fourth-season finale is titled “Young & Screwed.” No, we’re not touching that one at all.
Baby Daddy (Freeform, 8 p.m.): Baby Daddy also has a season finale (five seasons!) tonight, and it goes with the much more acceptable title of “My Fair Emma.” While it would be pretty interesting to see Ben attempt to My Fair Lady his baby daughter, it turns out the episode prefers to go with him just being a terrible father: “Ben forgets Emma’s birthday and attempts to combine her birthday party with a beer stand at the neighborhood street fair, but doing both at the same time proves rather difficult.” Meanwhile, “Danny and Riley come to a crossroads when they are both offered new career opportunities. Bonnie and Brad must decide how to move forward once Brad returns home from his spiritual quest with a new outlook on life. Tucker cannot seem to get anyone’s attention as he processes through some exciting news of his own.” And if anyone is “Young & Screwed,” they keep it to themselves!
Premieres and finales
Sing It On (Pop, 8 p.m.): Sing It On sees a time slot premiere tonight for the “Mid-Atlantic Quarterfinals #1.” Yep. All right, Sing It On, when you do things like “Mid-Atlantic Quarterfinals,” it’s hard for us to believe you’re not just an extended Community bit.
Kingdom (DirecTV, 9 p.m.): “No Sharp Objects,” huh? Why do we have a feeling that Kingdom’s second season will have sharp objects then? Supposedly, in the episode, “Jay’s rematch with Ryan comes at a bad time for Jay; and Alvey helps an old friend.” Is the “old friend” a knife shop owner? We’re just saying…