TV picks for Feb. 25: 'Survivor,' 'The Last Orangutan Eden,' 'Kosher Soul'

February 24, 2015 at 6:56PM
A young orangutan learns how to process fruit by watching mom closely. Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia, Leuser Ecosystem. credit: Thirteen Productions LLC
A young orangutan learns how to process fruit by watching mom closely in “The Last Orangutan Eden.” (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Games people play

Remember when "Survivor" (7 p.m. WCCO, Ch. 4) pretty much had the ­reality-competition landscape all to itself? The field may be a lot more crowded, but the series, now entering its 30th season, remains compelling stuff with just the right amount of fiddling to its format. That's followed by the 26th season premiere of "The Amazing Race." (8:30 p.m. WCCO, Ch. 4)

Going ape

Ecologist Chris Morgan heads to the jungles of northern Sumatra to see what's being done to save Asia's most intelligent apes in "The Last Orangutan Eden," a new documentary that's part of the "Nature" series. 7 p.m. TPT, Ch. 2

Opposites attract

The new reality-based series "Kosher Soul" looks at how Jewish fashion stylist Miriam Sternoff and African-American comedian O'Neal ­McKnight handle their cultural differences as they prepare for their wedding. If the show doesn't fly, at least they have a great name for a cutting-edge restaurant. 9 p.m. Lifetime

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(L to R) Miriam Sternoff and OíNeal McKnight star in Lifetimeís all-new docu-sitcom Kosher Soul, premiering Wednesday, February 25, at 10pm ET/PT on Lifetime. Photo by Richard Knapp
Sternoff and McKnight (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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