Jay comes out to his parents on tonight's all new White Heat; the Around the World in 80 Plates chefs visit Tuscany; and Fran is forced to make a tough choice on the season finale of Happily Divorced.
What to Watch: Wednesday, June 6
10:00pm: White Heat, BBC America (1 hr) NEW
Jay confronts his fear and comes out to his parents. Back in 1979 the flatmates gather to celebrate a wedding; Jack's political career is put on hold when Victor gets arrested.
10:00pm: Around the World in 80 Plates, Bravo (1 hr) NEW
The chefs take a course on traditions of the local cuisine in Florence and then travel to Tuscany to create their takes on local cuisine for the Takeover.
10:30pm: Happily Divorced, TV Land (30 mins) SEASON FINALE
Fran meets Frankie (Ralph Macchio), a New Yorker opening a pizza parlor in L.A., and thinks he may be the one. She's forced to make a choice when Elliot shows up and says he is ready to commit to her. Watch a sneak peek below.
Celebrate Pride Month with Diversity on Demand! Tonight watch And Then Came Lola, the 2009 film about a talented but distracted photographer who has three chances to get it right with her career and her girlfriend on the line; plus selected episodes of The Wire using the On Demand menu. Viewers can discover more LGBT inclusive programming by checking facebook.com/DiversityOnDemand for a full listing of shows and movies offered by cable providers.
This morning and afternoon, check your local listings for information about Ellen, The Nate Berkus Show, The Talk (CBS) and The Chew(ABC). Days of Our Lives on NBC (check local listings for time) features gay character Will as a series regular; keep an eye out for developments between Will and recurring gay characters Sonny and Neil.
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