Not necessarily the news
Michael Che and Colin Jost slip out from behind the "Saturday Night Live" news desk to host the 70th Annual Emmy Awards, a ceremony that gave up its Sunday night slot to avoid being tackled in the ratings by the NFL. "Game of Thrones" will once again be a major player in the dramatic categories, but with "Veep" on hiatus, many of the comedy races are wide open.
7 p.m. KARE, Ch. 11
How we live
Twin Cities Public Television has assembled top-notch documentaries about our state for a new weekly prime-time spotlight called "Minnesota Experience." The series kicks off with "Flour Power," a look at how Minneapolis became the milling capital of the world.
9 p.m. TPT, Ch. 2
Strong medicine
"93Queen" shows that the feminist movement is alive and well in a Brooklyn neighborhood dominated by Hasidic Jews, thanks to Rachel Freier's efforts to establish the first all-female EMT corps in the U.S. Freier, who faces deep resistance from many of the community's men, isn't always the most likable of protagonists, but her shortcomings make her — and this documentary — all the more relatable.
10 p.m. TPT, Ch. 2
Neal Justin
