What's on TV Friday, April 17
When Mac is put into a dream state to help him recall key evidence found in Nikola Tesla’s secret lab, he encounters the inventor , along with a few other historical figures. 8 p.m.
Mel and Maggie seek help from their father . Also, Macy uncovers a shocking secret. 8 p.m. CWMagnum and Higgins go under cover as a couple on a romantic bus tour in this new episode. 9 p.m. In the first of two new episodes Rick Bayless recalls Julia Child’s memorable segment on preparing potatoes, while her on-camera collaborator and close friend Jacques Pépin talks about how much she loved butter, and would try to meet the entire staff at any restaurant where she dined. Vivian Howard and Marcus Samuelsson are featured in the second episode. 10 and 10:30 p.m.
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