Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Monday, June 20. All times are Eastern.
Top picks
UnREAL (Lifetime, 10 p.m.): First was “War.” Then came “Insurgent.” Now it’s time for “Guerrilla.” (You get what UnREAL’s doing this season, right? Of course you do, you’re smart. And Gwen Ihnat’s reviews are probably pretty helpful.) “Chet’s given permission to produce a more male-oriented version of the show; Quinn targets two vulnerable contestants in hopes of producing a dramatic episode; and Rachel suspects Darius is hiding a secret. Meanwhile, Chet fights for custody of his son.” That is way more Chet than anyone asked for, especially when it comes to the custody of his son. And being given permission to produce a more male-oriented version of the show. Just too much Chet.
Guilt (Freeform, 9 p.m.): The title of the second episode of Guilt is “#AmericanPsycho,” because hashtags make everything hipper. “When a video surfaces of Grace attacking Molly, Stan goes on the offensive to stop the blackmailer.” Listen to your lawyer Stan, Grace. He’s a cool dude. (Also, at least “#TeamLucifer” made sense…)
Odd Mom Out (Bravo, 10 p.m.): Odd Mom Out’s second season premiere, “The High Road,” finds “Jill [dipping] her toe back in the work world by visiting the fashion magazine where she used to work. But her excitement at being welcomed back with open arms is short lived.” Maybe it wouldn’t be so short lived if she just took #TheHighRoad. It’s all about hashtags now, Odd Mom Out.
Premieres and finales
Reign (The CW, 8 p.m.): Reign ends its third season with “Spiders In A Jar.” Ooh, that sounds interesting. “Mary makes a bold move to defend her reign in Scotland, which results in a battle royale with her cousin, Elizabeth. Lola is accused of a heinous crime and suffers the drastic consequences. Meanwhile, back in France, Catherine finds that Charles (guest star Spencer MacPherson) has returned a changed man after paying a price for his mother’s relentless quest for power.” Well, that sounds less interesting than the very concept of spiders in a jar (and how that relates to Reign). We didn’t even get to hear more about the battle royale! Oh well, we’re sure Genevieve Valentine will be able to make it all sound like something.
The Fosters (Freeform, 8 p.m.): The Fosters’ fourth season begins with “Potential Energy” and real-world stress for everyone watching: “Picking up where the season three cliffhanger left off, Callie admits her past relationship with Brandon to her moms. But before Stef and Lena can even process the information, the school goes into a ‘Code Blue’ lockdown when it’s discovered Mariana’s boyfriend Nick showed up with his father’s gun after seeing her kiss her ex-boyfriend Mat.”