Saturday on TV – 4/10/21

Overnight was the documentary film Future People: The Family of Donor 5114 on Discovery+. Executive produced by Jason Momoa (Aquaman) and filmed over eight years, the film follows a group of adolescents who discover that they were conceived from the same sperm donor, forming an unlikely family of familiar strangers. There are presently 37 half-siblings, and counting. Future People explores the complexities of alternative conception while defining a new realm of modern family.
 
Overnight was the premiere of the feature film The Stand-In on Netflix. Her career in shambles, a reclusive movie star hires her stand-in to go to rehab for her, not expecting how much the look-alike will relish the role. It stars Drew Barrymore, Michael Zegen, T.J. Miller, Holland Taylor, Ellie Kemper, Andrew Rannells, & Michelle Buteau.
 
Tonight is the 2-hour special Rifkin on Rifkin: Private Confessions of a Serial Killer on Oxygen at 7/6c. Diving inside the mind of New York’s most prolific serial killer, Joel Rifkin; through never-before-heard interviews from Attica Correctional Facility, Joel Rifkin reveals exclusive insights into the mind of a monster.
 
Tonight is a 1-hour special Willie Nelson: Highs and Lows on Reelz at 8/7c. In Texas, a gritty blend of rednecks, hippies and an emerging counter culture connect with Willie’s unorthodox approach to songwriting and performing; the Outlaw Movement.
 
Tonight is the Hallmark movie As Luck Would Have It at 9/8c. Lindsey (JoAnna Garcia Swisher) travels to Ireland to acquire land that is perfect for a resort. She decides to enter the town’s world-renowned matchmaking festival to prove her investment in the community and win over a handsome local (Allen Leech). Filmed on location in Ireland.
 
Tonight is a 1-hour special Johnny Cash: Road to Redemption on Reelz at 9/8c. With his once-promising career a hazy, drug-fueled memory, Johnny Cash must journey into hell to find redemption; a risky live album recorded at Folsom Prison.