2018 CMT Music Awards, Mira Sorvino in ‘Condor,’ ‘The Fosters’ Final Chapter

TV Insider Staff June 6, 2018, 7:00 am

Mira Sorvino and William Hurt in Condor — AT&T Audience Network

Mira Sorvino and William Hurt in 'Condor'

CMT Music Awards (CMT, 8/7c): Who could steal thunder from the country music celebration’s usual nominees, like Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton and (this year’s hosts) Little Big Town? First-timers such as Justin Timberlake, Ludacris and, yes, even the Backstreet Boys, who are up for Performance of the Year!

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The Fosters (Freeform, 8/7c): Tonight brings the final chapter of the three-night series finale, in which, after hitting some major roadblocks in Turks & Caicos, the family worries the wedding between Brandon (David Lambert) and Eliza (Abigail F. Cowen) will never happen. Ultimately, it’s up to the moms to make a big choice that will have major consequences on the family.

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Condor (Audience Network, 10/9c): Wednesday brings the series premiere of the present-day TV adaptation of the 1974 novel, Six Days of the Condor. This thriller stars Max Irons as young analyst Joe Turner who accidentally uncovers corruption and ties to terrorism deep within the CIA. He’s forced to go on the run to avoid facing Mira Sorvino’s investigator Marty Frost, who is hot on his trail. Also chasing him down? A mercenary played by Brendan Fraser.

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Code Black (CBS, 10/9c): There’s no better time to tune into the medical show than now — #SaveCodeBlack! In this third episode of the final season, Rox (Moon Bloodgood) tries to fix her relationship with her former step coach, who shows up to Angels Memorial with her current team after a pyramid stunt gone wrong. Also, Noa (Emily Tyra) aims to convince Leanne (Marcia Gay Harden) and Campbell (Boris Kodjoe)to not perform an emergency hysterectomy on a teenager suffering complications postpartum.

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Reverie (NBC, 10/9c): If you liked the premiere of Sarah Shahi’s new sci-fi series, the second episode will pull you in even deeper. This week, after a client becomes addicted to a “Jane Bond” adventure, Mara (Shahi) has to reassemble the missing pieces in her life in the hope of saving her. Unfortunately, Mara is also dealing with some pretty major side effects of Reverie…

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RedCupcake
Jun 6, 2018
Nothing much on for me tonight, although I might check in on Reverie.

By the way, did anyone bother watching The 100 Code last night? At least in this episode,stuff actually happened to keep my interest. They seem to have a bad guy in mind... whether he's the actual one they're looking for might be in question, but he's definitely a bad guy.
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CyanCoathanger
Jun 6, 2018
Two episodes of MasterChef again! (I wonder if they're going to keep doing this all summer?) I'll give Reverie another try even though I wasn't too excited by the premiere last week. 100 Code was a lot better last night.
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  GoldSubmarine
  Jun 6, 2018
  I'll also give Reverie another shot.
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  RedCupcake
  Jun 6, 2018
  Maybe I'll give Reverie another shot also. See if it keeps my interest any better than it did last week. Of course, since this is the second episode things should flow a little quicker, since all that "introducing the characters and premise" stuff is done with.
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  GoldSubmarine
  Jun 6, 2018
  Wonder if Matt would have recommended it. I see the TV INSIDER staff seems to be keen on it. Yes , I'm quite hopeful that the second episode will improve upon the first.
  
  Right now, The Crossing is my favorite show currently airing. Still very excited about Salvation season 2. I'm pleased that broadcast didn't totally abandon summer scripted fare. I can only watch so many contests and game shows.
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  CyanCoathanger
  Jun 7, 2018
  Sorry...I haven't been looking here. I don't know how the mentoring is going to work. Maybe it's only between the shows? Or maybe they wanted to see what the contestants would do on their own so they'd know what areas they need help in?
  
  I came home in the middle of Reverie and only saw the last half of it. I wasn't impressed with what I saw. I don't think I'd watch it if there was anything else I liked on at that time.
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  CyanCoathanger
  Jun 7, 2018
  I never saw Touched by an Angel...not even in reruns.
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  CyanCoathanger
  Jun 8, 2018
  Not sure what to think of that.
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  CyanCoathanger
  Jun 8, 2018
  Well, Touched just seems like an odd show for an adult male to be into, but if they're religious, it's more understandable. I'll probably only watch Reverie if I'm sitting here and it comes on.