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#Streaming the Academy of Country Music Awards, Acorn’s ‘Chelsea Detective,’ Ryan Murphy’s Shows Move to Hulu, Family Affair on ‘NCIS,’ Women Tell All on ‘The Bachelor’

“Streaming the Academy of Country Music Awards, Acorn’s ‘Chelsea Detective,’ Ryan Murphy’s Shows Move to Hulu, Family Affair on ‘NCIS,’ Women Tell All on ‘The Bachelor’”

In a sign of the times, the 57th Academy of Country Music Awards becomes the first major prime-time music awards show to stream exclusively. Another upheaval in the streaming world, as some of producer Ryan Murphy’s most popular and acclaimed shows move from Netflix to Hulu. Acorn TV introduces Adrian Scarborough as The Chelsea Detective. It’s all in the family on NCIS when Director Vance’s daughter is brought in on a mission. The ever-popular “Women Tell All” episode of The Bachelor puts Clayton on the hot seat.

Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood of musical group Lady A perform onstage

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Academy of Country Music Awards

In a first, but almost certainly not the last time, a major music awards show moves from network TV (on CBS since 1998) to streaming, a reflection of slipping ratings for awards shows in general as well as the rise of deep-pocketed streamers. Living legend Dolly Parton hosts the commercial-free ceremony, which will feel more like a concert from the giant Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. She’ll perform with Kelsea Ballerini as part of an all-star roster that includes Kelly Clarkson (warbling Parton’s hit “I Will Always Love You”), Carrie Underwood, Lady A, Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Brothers Osborne, Maren Morris and co-hosts Gabby Barrett and Jimmie Allen. New Male and Female Artists of the Year Parker McCollum and Lainey Wilson have also joined the lineup.

The People Vs. OJ Simpson, Sarah Paulson, Sterling K Brown

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American Crime Story

Streaming rights can be confusing, which is why pre-existing deals with Netflix kept several of Ryan Murphy’s most popular and acclaimed FX series from joining the rest of the FX flock when the channel was rebranded with Hulu. That’s no longer the case, as Murphy’s American Crime Story franchise—including the Emmy-winning The People v. O.J. Simpson and The Assassination of Gianni Versace as well as the more recent Impeachment—join the streamer. Also new to Hulu: all three seasons of the groundbreaking Pose, starring the remarkable Billy Porter and Mj Rodriguez in an exhilarating and moving celebration of 1980s’ New York underground ballroom culture.

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The Chelsea Detective

Add Detective Inspector Max Arnold (veteran character actor Adrian Scarborough, Killing Eve) to the long list of dogged British sleuths worth knowing. His eccentricities are mild: Estranged from his wife, he lives on a houseboat adjacent to the trendy Chelsea neighborhood and rides a bike to work and to crime scenes. He’s got a tough, smart partner in Priya Shamsie (Sonita Henry), back early from maternity leave because she’s more comfortable around corpses than kids. Neither are all that flashy or, thankfully, tormented, yet they’re very good at digging into complicated cases in feature-length episodes. In the opener, Max is immediately ingratiating from the moment he grumbles, “Less paperwork if he jumped” when investigating a suspicious subway death. Typically, it isn’t resolved that easily.

Naomi Grace as Kayla Vance in NCIS

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NCIS

The NCIS family expands again when the team calls on Kayla Vance (Naomi Grace) to help with the latest mission, investigating the death of a reservist Navy Seal surgeon. If Kayla sounds familiar, that’s because she’s the daughter of Director Leon Vance (Rocky Carroll) and she recently trained with NCIS. So welcome aboard!

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NCIS where to stream

'The Bachelor,' Season 26, Clayton Echard

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The Bachelor

It’s a ritual every bachelor must endure before the final rose is handed out: the “Women Tell All” episode, in which the former flames gather to throw shade and clear the air while laughing their way through ever-popular bloopers. As always, the man of the hour (in this case, Clayton Echard) will have some explaining to do.

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Better Things star Pamela Adlon

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Better Things

Max (Mikey Madison) puts Rich (Diedrich Bader) in a sensitive position when she refuses to tell her mother Sam (Pamela Adlon) about her latest and very personal escapade. Danny Trejo appears as himself, charming Sam as they volunteer in a reading program at an elementary school. But as usual, the glow doesn’t last long when Sam learns her ex (Matthew Glave) is making himself at home in her kitchen.

Better Things - FX

Inside Monday TV:

  • 9-1-1: Lone Star (8/7c, Fox): Prison Break’s Amaury Nolasco guests when newly widowed Tommy (Gina Torres) goes on her first date after Charles’ unexpected death.
  • Bob Hearts Abishola (8:30/7:30c, CBS): Sock it to me: The core romance takes a backseat to family strife when Dottie (Christine Ebersole) tries to woo daughter Christina (Maribeth Monroe) back to the family MaxDot sock business after she takes a job at a rival sock start-up.
  • Good Girls (streaming on Netflix): Did you miss the fourth and final season of NBC’s quirky dramedy about domestic femmes fatales? Now’s your chance to binge.

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