SATURDAY
“High School Lover”: Here’s another James Franco effort for Lifetime (surely you recall his earlier revamp of “Mother, May I Sleep With Danger?”), and Franco both executive produces and stars in what sounds like the usual cheesy fare. It’s a thriller about 17-year-old Kelly, who becomes smitten with an older guy. But is the guy really as dreamy as he seems? What do you think? Franco plays Kelly’s concerned dad. (8 p.m. Lifetime)
“Grimm”: This week’s episode airs on Saturday, after being bumped from its Friday timeslot by KGW airing a Trail Blazers game. (8 p.m. KGW/8)
“Saturday Night Live”: Kristen “Comedy is my middle name” Stewart hosts. Alessia Cara is the musical guest. (11:29 p.m. NBC/8)
SUNDAY
“Super Bowl Pre-Game”: Oh, maybe you heard there’s a football game being played today? Get ready for all-day coverage, leading up to the big event. (11 a.m. Fox/12)
“Kitten Bowl IV: Pre-Game Show”: Don’t think the kittens are sitting this one out, either. (Noon, Hallmark Channel)
“Puppy Bowl XIII: We Love Puppies”: And the adorable, adoptable puppies begin their daylong antics, too. (Noon, Animal Planet)
“Super Bowl LI”: It’s the New England Patriots vs. the Atlanta Falcons in the annual sporting event . Lady Gaga performs at the halftime show, and it all takes place at NRG Stadium in Houston. (3:30 p.m. Fox/12)
“24: Legacy”: Getting the prime post-Super Bowl debut is another reboot of the “24” franchise, with a new action hero, a military veteran named Eric Carter (played by Corey Hawkins), and a new terrorist threat to the U.S. (Scheduled start time is 7:30 p.m., but it depends on when the Super Bowl ends; Fox/12)
MONDAY
“24: Legacy”: The adventure continues, as the series moves to its regular night. (8 p.m. Fox/12)
“APB”: A new crime drama inspired by a New York Times Magazine article titled, “Who Runs the Streets of New Orleans,” this switches the setting to Chicago and gives us a billionaire engineer (Justin Kirk) who decides to use his own money to fund a police force that’s set up with all the state-of-the-art tools a billionaire can afford to buy. (9 p.m. Fox/12)
TUESDAY
“Oklahoma City”: A new “American Experience” documentary about an act of domestic terrorism, the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. Included are prison interviews with perpetrator Timothy McVeigh, and an exploration of the militia movement that he was drawn to. (10 p.m. PBS/10)
“Imposters”: New scripted series about a newly married man who is shocked to find out he married a beautiful con artist, who’s gone on the lam with his money. (10 p.m. Bravo)
WEDNESDAY
“The Path”: Season 2 of the drama about a cult-like group, and those caught up in following its agenda or rebelling against it, continues. Aaron Paul, Hugh Dancy and Michelle Monaghan star. (New episodes stream Wednesdays on Hulu.)
THURSDAY
“MasterChef Junior”: Season 5 begins with another new batch of young culinary contenders. (8 p.m. Fox/12)
FRIDAY
“Be My Valentine Charlie Brown”: Will Charlie Brown get a Valentine? He’s sure hoping in this 1975 animated special. It’s followed by a 2002 effort, called “A Charlie Brown Valentine.” (8 p.m. ABC/2)
— Kristi Turnquist
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