What to Watch This Week: March 15th – March 21st

Looking for something new to record or stream? Here’s what we’re recommending you watch this week:

Sunday, March 15th: 

• NCAA Basketball Championship Selection Show (CBS): An hour of cameras pointed at basketball teams all waiting with baited breath to find out if they get the chance to win a trip to one of America’s premiere vacation destinations, Indianapolis.
• The Royals (E!): It may be terrible or it may be amazing. Either way, it’s the biggest dose of Elizabeth Hurley we’ve gotten since she played a robot that seduced Mike Myers in 1997.

Monday, March 16th: 

• Dancing with the Stars (ABC): The 20th season premiere for a season that promises to deliver on at least the first three words in its title.
• Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief (HBO): This documentary promises to pull back the curtain and pull no punches as it examines one of the world’s newest and most controversial religions.

Tuesday, March 17th: 

• One Big Happy (NBC): The premiere of a new sitcom from Ellen DeGeneres starring the girl from “The Girl Next Door” and former Piranha bate Kelly Brook.
• iZombie (CW): Part medical resident, part zombie. Is there anything that the CW can’t make into a teen drama?

Wednesday, March 18th: 

• Empire (FOX): The season finale of this breakout hit leaves us wondering what the show will be like next year when it stars Don Cheadle.
• Walk of Shame Shuttle (VH1): This is exactly what you think it is: for $5, the Walk of Shame Shuttle will pick you up anywhere and bring you home, no questions asked.

Thursday, March 19th: 

• 2015 NCAA Basketball Tournament (CBS, truTV, TNT, TBS): If your bracket isn’t done by this point, you’re too late. Pam in HR is going to win the pool again this year.

Friday, March 20th:

• Glee (FOX): Say goodbye to the mashups, the slushies, Sue Sylvester and the New Directions as “Glee” takes it’s final bow.

Saturday, March 21st: 

• Stalked By My Neighbor (Lifetime): A neighborhood watch program gets way out of hand in this latest epic from the folks at Lifetime.

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