Jim Gaffigan debuts a new special and Being The Ricardos comes to Prime Video

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Tuesday, December 21. All times are Eastern.

Top pick

Jim Gaffigan: Comedy Monster (Netflix, 3:01 a.m.): Jim Gaffigan is consistently funny doing the things he does best: making fun of every little thing in modern life. He has the added benefit of rarely cursing, so he’s fun to watch with the family—he’s like the Ted Lasso of comedy specials, which makes the timing of his latest, Comedy Monster, especially great.

Season’s streamings

Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas (Hulu): Kimiko Glenn and Alicia Dee play longtime best friends in this charming and warm little holiday comedy. Unfortunately, it’s about Alicia Dee’s character dying after a perfect date, “ghosting” her would-be beau. She then comes back to her best friend as a ghost. Unlike a regular Christmas movie covered in fake snow and very low stakes but high stress, the besties take this strange and horrifying problem in stride. It’s also set in Los Angeles, which—between the airheaded but sweet protagonist and the talk of psychic healers—gives the movie a Clueless feel. It’s way more fun than it should be, thanks in great part to Kimiko Glenn, whose cherubic voice can be heard in Orange Is The New Black, BoJack Horseman, and even Centaurworld.