The show to watch this week: ‘your honor,’ ‘selena: the series,’ ‘nurses,’ & ‘american masters – keith haring: street art boy’ reviewed

Hanukkah is just around the corner and Christmas is only a couple of weeks away, but the gifts are already piling up on the small screen. This weekend sees the return of _Blue Bloods_ on CBS

tonight for its 11th season, Showtime’s _Shameless_ is back for the start of its final season on December 6 and Starz’s _Power Book II: Ghost_ begins the second half of its first season

that same night. However, it isn’t all veterans, as a sleigh full of newbies are on offer too. One of which will be the show that you have to watch – as you can discover in the video review

above. Netflix had the launch of _SELENA: THE SERIES_ today in the first of the Moises Zamora-created show’s two parts. With _The Walking Dead_’s Christian Serratos in the title role of the

Tejano superstar, the nine-episodes of_ Selena: The Series_ Season 1 has already proved a strong trending topic online. Following the rags to fame and riches rise of Selena before her fatal

shooting in 1995 by the former head of her fan club, the series centers on the Corpus Christi-born singer’s family and the Mexican-American experience as much as the icon and bestselling

performer herself. A coming of age drama in many ways, _Selena_ also features Ricardo Chavira as patriarch Abraham Quintanilla, Gabriel Chavarria as Selena’s brother AB, with Noemí

Gonzalez, Seidy López, Madison Taylor Baez, Jesse Posey, Paul Rodriguez, Jr., Hunter Reese Peña, Julio Macias, Carlos Alfredo, Jr., Juan Martinez and Daniela Estrada. WATCH ON DEADLINE

Already a superstar when he died of AIDS-related causes in 1990, Keith Haring has become one of the most successful artists of our time in the decades since his passing. Premiering tonight

on PBS stations, _AMERICAN MASTERS – KEITH HARING: STREET ART BOY_ examines its subject life, art and legacy though interviews with Fab 5 Freddy and Ann Magnuson, among other mavericks of

NYC’s 1980s arts scene. As a part of _American Masters_ 34th season, the Ben Anthony-directed documentary also features Haring’s parent and the voice of the man himself through extensive and

revealing taped interviews he gave back in the day. As many other networks have had to do because of COVID-19, NBC is filling out some of its primetime schedule with imports like _NURSES_.

Debuting on December 7 and December 14 right after _The Voice_, the Canadian medical drama moves to Tuesdays at 10 PM starting January 5 next year. Set in a downtown Toronto hospital, the

series focuses on a rookie crew of young medics and stars _Riverdale_ alum Tiera Skovbye, Natasha Calis, Jordan Johnson-Hinds, Sandy Sidhu, and Donald MacLean Jr. Produced by much of the

creatives behind _Rookie Blue_, _Nurses_ debuted in Canada in January 2020 to near record-breaking viewership. As a further insurance policy for NBC, the show has already completed

production on its second season. FUN FACT: NBC now finds itself in the unique position of having a series called _Nurses_ for the second time. The now Comcast-owned had a sitcom called

Nurses debuting in 1991. The _Empty Nests_ spin-off ran for three seasons. Bryan Cranston returns to cable with _YOUR HONOR,_ which begins on Showtime on December 6. The Peter Moffat-showrun

limited series features the _Breaking Bad_ actor as a New Orleans judge who pulls favors and cuts corners to cover up his son’s asthma induced accidental hit and running killing of a crime

lord’s offspring. Already available online, the 10-episode thriller is EP’d by_ Good Fight_ bosses Robert and Michelle King, and Liz Glotzer with Edward Berger also EPing and directing the

first three episodes. With Hunter Doohan as the son of Cranston’s widowed Michael Desiato, and Michael Stuhlbarg as the NOLA underworld kingpin,_ Your Honor_ also stars Hope Davis, Carmen

Ejogo, Isiah Whitlock Jr., and Sofia Black-D’Elia. Additionally, Margo Martindale, Maura Tierney, Lorraine Toussaint, Chet Hanks, Lamar Johnson, Lilli Kay and are in the show based on the

Israeli series _Kvodo._ So, you know the drill – watch the video above to see which one is the show you have to watch this week.