‘WrestleMania 41,’ Plus 8 Things to Watch on TV this Week

[ad_1] Between streaming and cable, there's a seemingly infinite number of issues to observe. Here's a number of TV exhibits and specials that air or stream this week, April 14-20. Particulars and occasions are topic to vary.

They’re baaaaaack. The following installment of “Ghost Adventures” is right here. In a hair-raising two-hour particular, paranormal investigators Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin, Jay Wasley and Billy Tolley confront mysterious occurrences and probably supernatural entities lurking throughout the partitions of the suburban home the place the 1982 cult-classic movie “Poltergeist” was filmed. Wednesday at 10 p.m. on Discovery and streaming Thursday on Discovery+ and Max.

Tailored from the unique British comedy and now in its fourth season, “Ghosts” follows a younger couple after they inherit a dilapidated property — however they quickly uncover there’s rather more than simply mice and mildew hiding within the shadows. With a couple of trapped souls of their midst, the couple finds that working a bread-and-breakfast is extra difficult than they’d initially thought. Thursday on CBS.

This subsequent present introduces a distinct sort of haunted home into the combination: a sterile suburban dwelling with white partitions and no character. By intelligent renovations, home flippers and expert designers — Jonathan Knight, a member of the boy band New Children on the Block and host of HGTV’s “Farmhouse Fixer,” amongst them — resurrect a set of drab, an identical houses as they compete for bragging rights and the best appraisal on “Rock the Block.” The sixth season premieres Monday on HGTV at 9 p.m. and streaming Tuesday on Discovery+ and Max.

Subject journeys and life classes. Quinta Brunson’s heartwarming Emmy-winning ABC sitcom “Abbott Elementary” will conclude its fourth season this week with a category journey to the Please Contact Museum in Philadelphia, Pa. (The report playing cards are in: The present has already been renewed for a fifth.) Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. on ABC and streaming Thursday on Hulu.

Who higher to search around for unidentified flying objects than a snobbish TV host and a reserved extraterrestrial fanatic? Set within the Eighties, “Mission UFO” is a brand new restricted sequence from Poland impressed by an alleged shut encounter — with an alluring “The X-Information” meets “Stranger Issues” sort of flare. (Although it shares the identical identify, this sequence is to not be confused with “Mission U.F.O.” from 1978.) Wednesday on Netflix.

Aerospace innovation, a darkish previous and the American dream. “Authorities Cheese” stars David Oyelowo as Hampton Chambers, a household man working from the expectations of others in a posh, but barely quirky, rendition of sunny suburban Los Angeles within the late-Nineteen Sixties. Wednesday on Apple TV+.

Idealized however removed from idyllic. Whereas some could discover his strategies questionable, Nathan Fielder’s “The Rehearsal” tries to, properly, rehearse varied situations with varied outcomes by means of elaborate simulations. Fielder brings again the present for a second season, together with a brand new set of hypotheses and closed programs to discover the complexities of life. Follow makes good, as they are saying. Sunday at 10:30 p.m. on HBO.

“The Carters: Hurts to Love You” reveals the personal lives of the Carter household as they confront the profound, devastating impacts of fame. Centered across the singer Aaron Carter (who unexpectedly died in 2022 at 34) and Nick Carter, Aaron’s older brother and a member of the Backstreet Boys, this intimate, two-part documentary shares their story by means of the eyes of Aaron’s twin, Angel Carter Conrad. Streaming Tuesday on Paramount+.

End him! Rivals, rebels and metallic spandex — are you not entertained? “WrestleMania 41” is about to take management of Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for 2 days of nonstop mayhem, with probably the most anticipated matchup anticipated to be between John Cena, a 16-time world champion, and Cody Rhodes, the present prevailing championship belt-holder. Can Cena add yet one more title to his identify earlier than he says his remaining farewell and retires from the ring? Streaming dwell Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m. on Peacock.