6 things you have to watch on TV this weekend

1. Jon Hamm takes on animation with might be menacing folks on FX’s at the moment, but in the new FOX comedy ... well, he’s still a menace, but in a good way. , he voices a sleuth named Marvin Flute, who returns to his titular hometown and wreaks havoc on the lives of his loved ones. But it’s all because he finally wants to reconnect with his ex wife and the son he left behind.

The voice cast includes Erinn Hayes, Alan Tudyk, and Rachel Dratch. 2. Dan Levy wants you to cry with is responsible for one of TV’s sweetest comedies in , but now he’s out to make you weep with his first feature film, . Levy plays Marc Dreyfus, who is mourning the deaths of his husband and mother.

To try and lift his mood, he travels with his two best friends for a life changing trip to Paris. Himesh Patel, Ruth Negga, Luke Evans, Celia Imrie, Emma Corrin, and Kaitlyn Dever co star. 3. Hell yes, is back The popular reality competition series returns for its 16th round, in which, yes, 16 talented queens will compete to take home the trophy.

This year boasts quite the lineup of judges, including Sarah Michelle Gellar, Kyra Sedgwick, Joel Kim Booster, Ronan Farrow, Kaia Gerber, and Law Roach. 4. Awards season kicks into gear with the Golden Globes Oh, you thought the ? Think again, because this is Hollywood we’re talking about. which took a one year break in 2022, continues to live on.

This year’s show will be hosted by Jo Koy and is the first . So maybe there’s hope after all? include , , , and On the TV side, , , , and lead the way. Look out for ’s coverage on Sunday night and Monday morning. 5. makes its way to America In the six part, ’60s set British series , Barbara Parker (Gemma Arterton) has just won a pageant.

But she knows there’s more to life than being a small town beauty queen, so she heads to London to take on the male dominated world of comedy. If this is all reminding you a little bit of , you’re not alone. 6. It’s time for The case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, a Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy victim who suffered physical and psychological abuse from her mother, earned national attention (and was the subject of , starring Joey King and Patricia Arquette).

She went to prison for her mother’s murder and was released in December after eight years ( ). Lifetime’s six episode series examines the Blanchard case through extensive interviews conducted with her while she was behind bars..