What Did You Watch? 2024-04-14 (Sunday)

Yesterday, I had to give a review session, and focus on grading, but I still got through a decent amount of TV:
Night Court (Peacock) - "Broadway Danny Gurgs" (ep. #2.8). This episode was just OK. Richard Kind shows up as a faded Broadway producer, whom Dan hates and refuses to defend, as Dan lost $5k on one of his plays. This part had a bit with a novice public defender (Ashley Padilla) that Dan brings in, that I wish they had done more with... Meanwhile, Abby is annoyed with Olivia, when Olivia seems to be pretending to mourn a recently-departed doorman, but it's the doorman for a building in which Olivia only *fictitiously* has an apartment in. Meh.
The Masters - Collin Morikawa (among others) pretty much folded on the final day, and Scottie Scheffler ran away with it, so I'm kind of glad that I had to stop watching before the end of this, to go give my review session. The only semi-good part was Brit Tommy Fleetwood kind of surging on the final day, but not by nearly enough to come close to winning it. Swede Ludvig Åberg came in second.
soaps: GH - Fri's ep. Not much happened here. I think the only real developments was Jason tasking Diane with buying the half the hotel back from Nina (who this time seems somewhat receptive to selling), and Jason talking with Carly and Carly telling Jason that she thinks Sonny had FBI Agent Jagger/John Cates beaten up. There was some dumb stuff with Lucy and Maxie - I think Maxie has had it and may be ready to get Lucy out of Deception.
Killer Fortune Teller - This had some good elements - like the idiot new CEO (Jonathan Stoddard) being so easily conned by the conning fortune teller, and the passed-over sister (Sarah Murphree) of the CEO who seemed to be the only one in this whole thing with any sense!!
    But this had no surprises, right down to it being obvious that the EVOL!!1! fortune teller (Natalie Daniels) and the CEO's new girlfriend (Caina Summer Field) were in cahoots long before the movie revealed this.
    Still, this was enjoyable enough as an over-the-top thriller.
What did you watch?