Making a deal
"Facing," a new documentary series about opposition to some of recent history's greatest icons, kicks off with red-hot villain Pablo Escobar and filmmakers examining how the drug lord built a cocaine empire without the luxury of having "Scarface" 's Tony Montana as a client.
8 p.m. National Geographic
Passenger side
"Chasing Classic Cars" celebrates its 150th episode with host Wayne Carini hunting down a Ford Model A400 that once belonged to his dad. We're guessing a young Carini left a GI Joe in the back seat. The episode also showcases a 1962 Maserati 3500 GT Superleggera Coupe, which may be the worst Twitter handle of all time.
9 p.m. Velocity
To Rome with love
The disastrous showing of "Ben-Hur" at the box office is a vivid reminder that gladiator movies can put studios in the lion's den — or elevate them into the royal box. "Spartacus," the game-changing 1960 film, definitely falls into the latter category, although its maverick director, Stanley Kubrick, would all but disavow the movie.
9 p.m. TCM
Neal Justin
Gophers football coach P.J. Fleck lists 'resort-style' Edina home for $3.9 million
Mexican film wins top prize at Moscow International Film Festival while major studios boycott Russia
Why you might have heard Paul Simon's 'The Sound of Silence' at Spanish Mass
Minneapolis native Poppy Harlow parts ways with CNN
