TV picks for Feb. 7-8:  "The Jinx," "British Academy Awards," "Casablanca"

HBO doesn't usually turn over its Sunday prime-time schedule to a documentary series, but "The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst" is as riveting as most fictionalized dramas. Filmmaker Andrew Jarecki grills brilliant billionaire Durst, who is either a mass murderer or the unluckiest man alive. 7 p.m. Sunday, HBO

The conveyor belt of awards shows continues with "The EE British Academy Awards," with "The Grand Budapest Hotel" leading all contenders with 11 nominations. Even if you don't care about the films, watch longtime host Stephen Fry in action and wonder aloud why he's not a bigger name in the United States. 7 p.m. Sunday, BBC America

The "here's looking at you, kid" sketch on "Saturday Night Live" featuring J.K. Simmons and Kate McKinnon didn't feel old at all, even though it was spoofing a movie that was made more than 60 years. Appreciate the timeless nature of "Casablanca" all over again. 9 p.m. Sunday, TCM