This week on TV: Garry Shandling finds his zen and Roseanne reboots

It’s a big week of ABC as they’re rolling out three new sitcoms this week. Well, technically, two new sitcoms and one long-awaited reboot. Starting Tuesday evening, Jenna Fischer and Oliver Hudson star in Splitting Up Together about a couple getting a divorce yet attempting to still co-habitate. Immediately following the long-awaited re-boot of Roseanne. Whitney Cummings is executive-producing the ultimate blue collar sitcom with the same cast, and the same couch.

On Wednesday, ABC’s other freshman sitcom Alex, Inc. will premiere. It marks the return to television for Zach Braff. Alex, Inc. is about a man leaving his lucrative job to chase his dream to become a podcaster. The show is loosely based on the life of Alex Blumberg, the founder of Gimlet Media podcast network.

Also, Monday will kick off the two-part documentary series The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling on HBO. Judd Apatow executive-produced the documentary about his friend and mentor as he cracks open the diaries of the late, great Garry Shandling and tries to make some sense of the legendary comic.

Monday, March 26th
Marlon Wayans on The Tonight Show
Billy Eichner on Late Night
Thomas Middleditch on Conan
The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling premieres on HBO

Tuesday, March 27th
Roseanne Barr on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Samantha Bee, Tom Segura on The Late Show
Whitney Cummings on Late Night
Roy Wood Jr. on Last Call
Nick Swardson on Conan
The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling on HBO
Splitting Up Together premieres on ABC
Roseanne premieres on ABC

Wednesday, March 28th
Zach Braff on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Dana Carvey, Simon Pegg on The Late Show
Zach Woods on Late Late Show
Ed Helms on Conan
Tom Segura on Desus & Mero
Alex, Inc. premieres on ABC

Thursday, March 29th
Mike Epps on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Bill Hader on The Tonight Show
The Nobodies premieres on Paramount Network

Friday, March 30th
Paul Rudd on The Tonight Show
John Mulaney on Late Night