What to Watch on Monday: Canadian Nurses come to NBC for medical drama's U.S. debut

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HOW/WHEN & WHERE TO WATCH: 10 p.m. on NBC

U.S. Series Debut
Seattle. Chicago. Boston. New York. Los Angeles. They've all served as the setting for many a medical show over the decades. So are things any different in Toronto? That where the series Nurses, a Canadian series making its U.S. debut, is set, following five young nurses — Grace, Ashley, Keon, Naz and Wolf — at St. Mary's, a busy downtown hospital. As these shows go, the character are, of course, putting in countless hours trying to help others, when they are often the ones who need just as much support. So, yes, expect lots of professional and personal drama. Which brings new meaning to the term hypertension. —Gerrad Hall

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8 p.m.

The Neighborhood — CBS

I Can See Your Voice (special night) — Fox

The Challenge: Double Agents: Declassified — MTV

The Voice — NBC

8:30 p.m.

Bob Hearts Abishola — CBS

9 p.m.

Below Deck — Bravo

All Rise — CBS

Holiday Baking Championship — Food Network

His Dark Materials — HBO

10 p.m.

Industry — HBO

Streaming

A Suitable Boy (U.S. debut) — Acorn TV

Attack on Titan (season premiere) — Funimation

*times are ET and subject to change