Ten shows to watch or record:

• “Top Gear” (8 p.m. Sunday, BBC America): Fasten your seat belts, another season is set to deliver more wild rides and crazy stunts. In the opener, Paddy, Freddie and Chris head on a summer holiday in super-cheap, secondhand convertibles. Also, Freddie attempts to bungee jump a vehicle off a dam in Switzerland.

• “Power Book II: Ghost” (9 p.m. Sunday, Starz): The popular “Power” franchise expands with a spinoff. It picks up just days after the shocking events of the “Power” series finale and follows Tariq (Michael Rainey Jr.), who is now in college and working for a crime boss played by Mary J. Blige.

• “American Ninja Warrior” (8 p.m. Monday, NBC): This abridged, eight-episode 12th season was filmed entirely in St. Louis. Eight finalists will eventually square off on the Tower Power in a bracket-style format with the winner earning $100,000. .

• “Biography: The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne” (9 p.m. Monday, A&E): The documentary traces the colorful life of the so-called “Godfather of Metal.” Included: reflections on his time as a teen prison inmate, Black Sabbath frontman, Grammy-winning solo artist and reality TV star, as well as his current struggle with Parkinson’s disease.

• “America’s Got Talent” (8 p.m. Tuesday, NBC): We’re getting closer to crowning a new champion as the semifinals begin 10 of the remaining 20 acts take a shot at winning over the voters.

• “Brother vs. Brother” (9 p.m. Wednesday, HGTV): In a new season, Drew and Jonathan Scott take their long-running sibling rivalry to Hancock Park, a Los Angeles neighborhood filled with old-Hollywood glamor. Two mansions serve as the battleground for their six-week renovation competition.

• “Bin Laden’s Hard Drive” (9 p.m. Thursday, National Geographic Channel): The documentary pieces together and analyzes thousands of newly declassified digital files recovered from the compound where terrorist Osama bin Laden was killed. The team behind the film claims it provides “a roadmap into the mind of a mass murderer.”

• “9/11: The Final Minutes of Flight 93” (8 p.m. Friday, History Channel): Marking the anniversary of that tragic day in 2001, “Final Minutes” relies on previously classified Secret Service documents, air traffic control transmissions, voicemails and more to analyze what happened just before United Airlines Flight 93 crashed in rural Pennsylvania.

• “Coastal Elites” (8 p.m., Saturday, HBO): This socially distanced comedy from playwright and satirist Paul Rudnick brings a group of disparate characters together via Zoom to vent their rage and fear about the state of politics, culture and the pandemic during highly polarized times. Told in monologue form and directed by Jay Roach (“Recount,” “Game Change”), the show features a stellar cast including Bette Midler, Kaitlyn Dever, Daniel Levy, Sarah Paulson and Issa Rae. Originally conceived for the Public Theater in New York, “Coastal Elites” jumped from the stage to the screen at the beginning of the pandemic and was filmed earlier this summer under quarantine guidelines.

• “Deranged Granny” (8 p.m. Saturday, Lifetime): Sometimes just the title of a TV movie is enough to suck you in. “Granny” follows a psychotic woman (Wendie Malick) who goes to murderous lengths to protect her relationship with her new grandchildren. Josh Ventura and Amanda Righetti join the fun.

Chuck Barney

East Bay Times