The Unicorn prances away for the season

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Thursday, March 12. All times are Eastern.

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The Unicorn (CBS, 8:31 p.m., first season finale): The Unicorn wraps its delightful first season with a Justified mini-reunion and the next step toward closure for its amiable protagonist. Season one focused as much on Wade’s (Walton Goggins) return to the dating scene as on the restructuring of his family’s support network. The charming widower has been incredibly lucky in his friends, played by Michaela Watkins, Rob Corddry, Omari Benson Miller, and Maya Lynne Robinson, as well as his daughters Grace (Ruby Jay) and Natalie (Makenzie Moss). These interconnected families have all been there for each other throughout the season. But finding someone new has proven elusive for Wade, who muses in the finale that maybe “lightning doesn’t strike twice” when it comes to great love, a statement that hangs over the season closer without weighing it down. “No Matter What The Future Brings” is a high-spirited and warm-hearted episode that covers virtually every kind of rite of passage: a big dance, a graduation, a new career, and, most poignantly, the first time Wade realizes he might actually be moving on. With an appearance from Natalie Zea and a skunk, The Unicorn finale will bring a tear to your eye. [Danette Chavez]