TV PICKS for Tuesday, April 23, include season finale of ‘Roswell, New Mexico’ and ‘1969 Moon Shot’

‘Roswell, New Mexico’

Season one finale, series not yet canceled or renewed; Max and Michael find themselves at an impasse over how to deal with the fourth alien; Liz has a dangerous encounter with an unexpected visitor; Kyle spirals after uncovering a dark secret about his father’s death; 9 p.m. Tuesday on KSTW.

Also on Tuesday

“The Young and the Restless,” 11 a.m. (KIRO): The Feb. 3 death of Kristoff St. John, who played Neil Winters on The Young and the Restless for 28 years, is depicted on the series at the funeral of his character, with including the return of several former cast members.

“Being Mary Jane,” 8 p.m. (BET): Season four finale; Mary Jane must decide if Justin is the right man for her while hoping for the chance to start a family.

“MasterChef Junior Edition,” 8 p.m. (KCPQ): The Kidz Bop Kids arrive and put their twist on a mystery box challenge; a blast-from-the-past elimination test.

“The Flash,” 8 p.m. (KSTW): When Icicle returns to enact the next phase of his devious plan, Caitlin and her mother must defeat the icy monster; Barry makes a big decision about their family without consulting Iris.

“The Village,” 9 p.m. (KING): The first Gospel Brunch at Smalls introduces Ron and Patricia to people from their past; Liam introduces Katie to her potential future; Amy discovers news about Nick and Sarah.

“Bless This Mess,” 9:30 p.m. (KOMO): Rio and Mike need to find new farming strategies to deal with soil and weather; Rio attempts to connect with new neighbors at the Bowman’s potluck.

“1969 Moon Shot,” 10 p.m. (KOMO): Interviews with people involved in the 1969 moon landing, including engineers, mathematicians Katherine Johnson and Christine Darden, astronauts Michael Collins, Charlie Duke and Gerry Griffin.

“NCIS: New Orleans,” 10 p.m. (KIRO): Tammy is convinced that a con man committed the hit-and-run murder of a Navy doctor; Hannah’s husband gives Pride new intel on an underground spy network.

Madeline McKenzie: mmckenzie@seattletimes.com. Program times may vary depending on your cable provider or service.