War games
Move over, Don Draper. There's a new egotist on the scene. With "Mad Men" in hiatus until next year, you may find yourself curious about its replacement, "Halt and Catch Fire." The series is set in the early '80s, when personal computers were just starting to take off. Stifling a yawn? It's not nearly as boring as you'd think, thanks to Lee Pace, who plays an ex-IBM executive committed to bringing down his former company. It's a bravado-filled performance that will make it a little easier to do without your weekly dose of Jon Hamm. 9 p.m. Sunday, AMC
Let's talk about sex
"Inside Amy Schumer" wraps up its very funny second season with more outrageous sketches about sex. Schumer has mastered the art of dirty talk, but I'd like to see her stretch out and tackle more subjects. Maybe her upcoming movie with Judd Apatow will prove she's got more than one card to play. 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Comedy Central
My name is Jennifer
Jaime Pressly is the headliner for the new sitcom "Jennifer Falls," which revolves around a working woman who has to move back home with Mom after she loses her job. But the biggest draw here is the on-screen reunion of Jessica Walter and Jeffrey Tambor, who made beautiful bickering together on "Arrested Development." 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, TV Land
All-star games
You don't have to be a basketball fan to appreciate "Jimmy Kimmel Live: Game Night," which will once again air in prime time before every NBA Finals game. Guests will include Cameron Diaz, Jason Segel, Mila Kunis, Tracy Morgan, Ice Cube and Martin Lawrence. 7 p.m. Thursday, KSTP, Ch. 5
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