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\u2018Moonlighting\u2019<\/strong><\/p>\n When to watch: <\/strong>Now, on Hulu<\/p>\n Last month, the screwball detective show \u201cMoonlighting\u201d finally became available to stream. Whether you have fond memories from its original run or are a total newbie, it\u2019s a delight. The feature-length pilot establishes the premise of the show in which the former model Maddie Hayes (a luminous Cybill Shepherd) loses all of her money and tries to salvage her finances by closing a detective agency that she owns. The private investigator who runs it, David Addison (an endlessly charismatic Bruce Willis), won\u2019t give up his livelihood that easily. The two become reluctant partners, embroiled in a conspiracy involving hidden diamonds. The show\u2019s soundtrack and the d\u00e9cor are usually distinctly \u201980s, but the pitter-patter of David and Maddie\u2019s bickering and the creativity of the mysteries are timeless.<\/p>\n \u2018Candace Parker: Unapologetic\u2019<\/strong><\/p>\n When to watch: <\/strong>Sunday at 9 p.m., on ESPN<\/p>\n The W.N.B.A. season may have recently ended, but ESPN has a new documentary about the women\u2019s basketball great Candace Parker that is compelling if straightforward. The film from Joie Jacoby tracks Parker\u2019s rise from high school phenom to professional champion. Jacoby draws attention to the hurdles faced by female athletes, focusing on Parker\u2019s unexpected pregnancy and her time playing overseas. The doc could maybe spend more time drawing out Parker\u2019s relationship to her peers \u2014 in a 2019 poll by The Athletic<\/a>, W.N.B.A. players voted her the league\u2019s most overrated player. But it is a tight look at the pressures of being extraordinarily gifted but somehow undervalued.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n \u201cThe Great American Baking Show: Celebrity Holiday\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n When to watch: <\/strong>Friday, on the Roku Channel<\/p>\n You might not be thinking yet about what you are going to bake for your family during the holidays. But you can get some ideas from this special, which brings celebrity bakers into the American version of the beloved British series. The hosts here are funny people, Casey Wilson and Zach Cherry, while the judges are the stalwarts Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. The contestants are mostly comedy stars, which keeps the atmosphere light. Perhaps most fun is watching Phoebe Robinson fawn over Hollywood\u2019s blue eyes; least fun is watching everyone try to pronounce the Hanukkah doughnut \u201csufganiyot.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\u2026 a little over an hour, and I want to hoop.<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\u2026 about an hour, and I\u2019m ready for Christmas.<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n