Tuesday’s TV Highlights: “New Girl” on Fox

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This week’s TV Movies

SERIES

30 for 30: In the season premiere “Broke,” filmmaker Billy Corben documents cases of sports stars who have lost or squandered their fortunes (5 p.m. ESPN; 10 p.m. ESPN2).

Inside the Actors Studio: Liam Neeson discusses his many roles, accents and romances with famous leading ladies in this new episode (7 p.m. Bravo).

Hart of Dixie: At the end of last season, George (Scott Porter) had walked out on his wedding to Lemon (Jaime King) and confessed his feelings to Zoe (Rachel Bilson), who must choose between him and Wade (Wilson Bethel) in the season premiere (8 p.m. KTLA).

Raising Hope: Melanie Griffith guest-stars as Sabrina’s (Shannon Woodward) mother and Tippi Hedren is cast as her deceased grandmother, whose will could lead big changes for the family, in the season premiere (8 p.m. Fox).

History Detectives: A Vietnam veteran asks Wes Cowan to find the loved ones of a fallen North Vietnamese soldier whose diary he’s had for 46 years and return it to them. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta lends a hand in this new episode (8 p.m. KOCE).

Airport 24/7: Miami: This new behind-the-scenes unscripted series is set at Miami International airport. In the premiere, one passenger has a gun in his carry-on bag and another has a knife concealed in the sole of his sneaker (9 p.m. Travel).

SPECIALS

Travel Like a President: This new special takes viewers behind the scenes at the efforts needed for the commander in chief’s demanding travel schedule, including Air Force One, the Waldorf Astoria in New York City and President Barack Obama’s homecoming in Hawaii (8 p.m. Travel).

Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide: The two-part special documenting the efforts to combat the oppression of women concludes (9 p.m. KOCE).

How Playboy Changed the World: This new special examines Playboy magazine’s impact not only on sexual mores but also on gender roles, race relations and free speech (9 p.m. History).

SPORTS

Baseball: The San Francisco Giants visit the Dodgers (7 p.m. KCAL); the Angels visit the Seattle Mariners (7 p.m. FSN).