TV tonight: The actors get their say at the Screen Actors Guild Awards

Screen Actors Guild Awards
TNT/TBS, 8 ET/5 PT

Kristen Bell is the first host of this awards show, in which all the awards are for acting and voted on by actors.  Bell has been delivering comedic gold on NBC's The Good Place, so she should be an exciting addition to what's usually a by-the-numbers show. This year, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri; Get Out; The Big Sick; Mudbound; and Lady Bird are vying for the best ensemble award, the SAG Awards' equivalent of best picture. 

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Counterpart
Starz, 8 ET/PT

J.K. Simmons is following the Liam Neeson career path with this action sci-fi series about a spy who discovers his Berlin-based United Nations agency holds the key to a parallel world, where he finds a doppelganger. In the series premiere, Simmons' character Howard Silk discovers the truth about where he works. 

Shameless
Showtime, 9 ET/PT

Fiona's (Emmy Rossum) homeless tenants cause trouble when they barricade themselves inside her apartment. Lip (Jeremy White) takes in Sierra (Ruby Modine) and Lucas (Cooper J. Friedman) after Sierra is terrified by her father's release from prison. Ian (Cameron Monaghan) gives sanctuary to a runaway teen, even though he's warned against it.