What to Watch podcast: Ansel Elgort heads to Japan in new crime drama Tokyo Vice

Plus, The Dropout drops its final episode and Netflix makes its Return to Space with a new documentary.

Today, HBO Max debuts the limited series Tokyo Vice, based on the true story of American journalist Nick Adelstein's time covering the Tokyo police beat and the corruption and seedy crime underworld he witnessed; Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe star.

On the limited series finale of Hulu's The Dropout, Elizabeth Holmes (Amanda Seyfried) and Sunny Balwani (Naveen Andrews) face the consequences of a damning Wall Street Journal expose — and their relationship crumbles along with Theranos. And the Netflix documentary Return to Space explores Elon Musk and SpaceX's mission to the International Space Station.

Meanwhile, Rat in the Kitchen hosts and judges Natasha Leggero and Chef Ludo Lefebvre tell us what they're watching. Plus, entertainment headlines — including news about a new AMC series starring Bob Odenkirk, a new Orphan Black series titled Orphan Black: Echoes, and a show starring real-life father and son Rob and John Owen Lowe in which they will play father and son — and trivia.

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Hear more on all of today's must-see picks on EW's What to Watch podcast, hosted by Gerrad Hall.

What to Watch on Thursday, April 7

Streaming

Serving the Hamptons (series debut) — Discovery+

Tokyo Vice (series debut) — HBO Max

Close Enough (season premiere) — HBO Max

The Dropout (season finale) — Hulu

Return to Space (doc) — Netflix

Ghislaine — Partner in Crime (docuseries debut) — Paramount+

8 p.m.

Station 19ABC

Top ChefBravo

WalkerThe CW

MasterChef JuniorFox

Law & OrderNBC

9 p.m.

Grey's AnatomyABC

LegaciesThe CW

Call Me KatFox

Law & Order: SVUNBC

Rat in the KitchenTBS

9:30 p.m.

How We Roll CBS

Welcome to Flatch Fox

10 p.m.

Big SkyABC

BullCBS

Chef Boot Camp (season premiere) — Food Network

AtlantaFX

Law & Order: Organized CrimeNBC

10:30 p.m.

Meet the Press ReportsNBC News Now

*times are ET and subject to change

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