Pose takes its curtain call

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Pose takes its curtain call
Mj Rodriguez and Billy Porter in Pose Photo: Eric Liebowitz/FX

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Sunday, June 6. All times are Eastern.


Top pick

Pose (FX, 10 p.m., two-hour series finale): Tonight, we say a final farewell to TV royalty, as Pose comes to an end with an appropriately extra episode. And while the usual abundance and opulence as to be expected—the House Of Evangelista does not do things by halves—in this case, the extra extravagance is due both to the impeccable tastes of the characters and the runtime, as this final curtain call clocks in at two hours.

Take all the time you need, Pose. We’ll be there for every minute of it. Watch for Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya’s recap.

Regular coverage

DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow (The CW, 8 p.m.)

Wild cards

Time for another wild card lightning round.

DC Super Hero Girls (Cartoon Network, 8 a.m., season-two premiere): These teenage superheroes returned last week as part of the Space House alongside the similarly teenaged heroes of Teen Titans Go!, but this marks their proper re-entrance onto the television landscape.

U.S. Gymnastics Championship (NBC, 7 p.m.): Bring on the GOAT.

43rd Annual Kennedy Center Honors (CBS, 8 p.m.): Wanna watch Kelly Clarkson make Garth Brooks cry? Brooks, Joan Baez, Midori, Debbie Allen, and Dick Van Dyke will all be honored, but Kelly’s powers will be aimed right at Chris Gaines.

The Story Of Late Night (CNN, 9 p.m., docuseries finale): This solid look at TV history wraps up by turning its gaze to the future.

Little Birds (Starz, 9:03 p.m., series premiere): Juno Temple (Ted Lasso) stars in this “bold and subversive re-invention of melodrama for our times that takes the audience on a witty, moving and provocative journey towards freedom and independence.” It’s based on the erotic short fiction of Anaïs Nin. Read more in our June TV preview.

Domina (Epix, 10 p.m.): Livia Drusilla, the immensely powerful third wife of Emperor Augustus Caesar, sits at the center of this U.K. import. If you assumed that an Epix show with togas was likely to feature some great character actors, you’re right! Keep an eye out for Liam Cunningham, Isabella Rossellini, and a bunch of other people likely to make you say, “Oh, look, it’s that person! From all those things!” Read more in our June TV preview.

4 Comments

  • mattthecatania-av says:

    Did “Reasonable Discussions” & “Tell Us About Your Pop Culture Weekend” get discontinued?

    • fireupabove-av says:

      There was also no A Sides on Friday for the new album releases – I wonder if June 1 brought about some further dismantling of good things by the dumbass venture vultures in charge.

  • phizzled-av says:

    Caught some of the DC Superhero Girls crossover with Teen Titans as a fluke. I just want more of thr Netflix show, and can’t tell if these are coming (binge style) to Netflix. 

  • blackoak-av says:

    Cannot be sure going by my dvr scheduler (AT&T U-Verse is terrible) but I think ‘War of the Worlds’ season two also starts on Epix tonight, running just before ‘Domina’.(And the Habs take on Winnipeg, but no one cares but me.)

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