60-minute Homer

After 28 seasons, "The Simpsons" is still experimenting, and that includes its first one-hour episode, with guest stars Taraji P. Henson, Common, RZA and Snoop Dogg. The series may no longer qualify as appointment TV, but its writers continue to come up with ways for Homer to maintain his title as America's most lovable imbecile.

7 p.m. Sunday, KMSP, Ch. 9

Long live Walter White

Bryan Cranston isn't done playing in the TV sandbox. The Emmy-winning star of "Breaking Bad" and "All the Way" doesn't appear in much of "Sneaky Pete," a crime drama starring Giovanni Ribisi as an ex-con pulled back into a life of crime, but he's an executive on both this clever series and Adult Swim's "SuperMansion."

Now streaming on Amazon

Church of the poisoned minds

Hail Marys may be in order before you watch even a second of "The Young Pope," in which Jude Law plays an American pontiff who gives his blessing to gay marriages while providing Vatican City cardinals with every reason to convert to Judaism. Creator Paolo Sorrentino goes overboard in trying to shake up the Catholic Church, all but assuring that he and his miscast star won't be invited to Bill O'Reilly's house for Easter dinner.

8 p.m. Sunday, HBO

Neal Justin