The runway is getting crowded. For the 10th season of the all-star competition, a record 18 seasoned queens from past Drag Race seasons compete for a $200,000 grand prize. A new “Tournament of All Stars” format divides the divas into groups of six, who’ll face off in three episodes each, with the top three from each group advancing to the semi-finals. The contest opens with two episodes, joined by guest judges Ice Spice and actor Colman Domingo, with challenges including a heavy metal-inspired 1980s-style music video and performing improv in the whodunit “Murder on the Dance Floor.” No one doubts these queens can slay.

The annual “Broadway’s Best” series returns with acclaimed stage productions from the Great White Way and beyond. First up is Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey’s Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical, filmed last fall in London’s West End. Caissie Levy (from Broadway’s Frozen) leads the cast as a wife and mother struggling with grief and bipolar disorder, not your typical subject matter for a musical. There’s little that’s normal about this deeply moving and ultimately uplifting show.

Seeded with darkly farcical complications and one bad decision after another, the mystery-comedy approaches next week’s Season 1 finale with the Garden Club Four (as they would be known if tabloids ever caught wind of their antics) frantically trying to cover up the accidental calamity that claimed the life of a relative innocent (who deserves better than the undignified treatment the body gets here). It’s hard to muster much sympathy for these boobs and their messy lives, but the plot mechanics will keep those who’ve stayed with the show engrossed.

Hearts and stomachs will be full by the end of this perfectly timed (for Mother’s Day) heart-warmer about an average Joe (Vince Vaughn) who, in honor of his recently passed mother and grandmother, opens a very traditional Italian restaurant on Staten Island with four feisty “nonnas” (grandmothers) serving up their savory specialties in the kitchen. The nonnas are played by The Sopranos’ Lorraine Bracco, The Godfather‘s Talia Shire, character actor suprema Brenda Vaccaro and Oscar winner Susan Sarandon, not a slouch among them. The supporting cast includes Joe Manganiello as Joe’s best friend Bruno, Sopranos alum Drea de Matteo as Bruno’s wife, and Linda Cardellini as the girl Joe let get away.

Comedian Jillian Bell co-writes and makes her directing debut in a sweetly raunchy coming-of-age comedy (think a modern and gender-swapped version of Summer of ’42). Sam Morelos stars as Abby, an inexperienced high-school senior whose crush on a boy named Max (Matt Cornett) inspires her to enlist a local stripper, Santa Monica (Saturday Night Live‘s Chloe Fineman), to show her the metaphorical ropes of carnal passion. What she learns from her “sexual fairy godmother” has more to do with self-acceptance than seduction.

INSIDE FRIDAY TV:

• Power Book III: Raising Kanan (8/7c, Starz): Baltimore Ravens MVP Lamar Jackson guest-stars as the imposing “E-Tone” in Season 4’s penultimate episode, in which Kanan (Mekai Curtis) suspects Raq (Patina Miller) might be involved in queen bee Krystal’s (Aliyah Turner) disappearance.
• S.W.A.T. (9/8c, CBS): In the last episode before next week’s two-part series finale, the action crime drama sends Hondo (Shemar Moore) and his colleagues in search of his cousin, who went AWOL from basic training after witnessing an illegal arms deal.
• True Crime Watch: On Dateline NBC (9/8c), Keith Morrison presents new details about the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students. ABC‘s 20/20 (9/8c) revisits the 2004 stabbing murder of 21-year-old Johnia Berry in Knoxville, Tennessee and her mother’s years-long crusade for answers and justice.
• Gold Rush: Mine Rescue With Freddy & Juan (9/8c, Discovery): Gold recovery experts Freddy Dodge and Juan Ibarra return for a new season, with their first visit to Washington state, where tapping a hard-rock mine at 4,000 feet in the Cascades requires a 180-foot chute.

ON THE STREAM:

• Long Way Home (streaming on Apple TV+): Best buds Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman traverse continental Europe in their fourth made-for-TV motorcycle travelogue. In the first two episodes, McGregor retools a vintage police bike before they embark through the Netherlands to Germany.
• Your Friends & Neighbors (streaming on Apple TV+): With Coop (Jon Hamm) under investigation, he and his ex, Mel (Amanda Peet), revisit old and happier times while on a college field trip with their kids, a momentary escape from the real world that’s closing in on him.
• Burden of Proof: The Case Against Diddy (5:30 pm/ET, also 6:30 pm/ET and 8:30 pm/ET, streaming on ABC News Live): GMA3 co-anchor Eva Pilgrim hosts a daily 30-minute show with updates on the trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, with chief investigative correspondent Aaron Katersky and legal contributor Brian Buckmire adding insights.
• A Deadly American Marriage (streaming on Netflix): A true-crime documentary explores the brutal 2015 killing of Jason Corbett in North Carolina by his wife Molly and her ex-FBI agent father Thomas in what they claim was self-defense against Jason’s allegedly abusive behavior.
• Love Hurts (streaming on Peacock): The action comedy starring Oscar winners Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose makes its streaming debut.