Heroes’ welcome

After the horrors of Guadalcanal, the Marines get a break, with some R & R in Melbourne, Australia, where they are greeted adoring locals. Robert Leckie (James Badge Dale) begins a relationship with a beautiful Greek woman. Lt. Col. Chesty Puller (William Sadler) gives John Basilone (Jon Seda) the Medal of Honor for his bravery and then surprises the war hero by asking him to go back to America and help out the military by touring the country selling war bonds.

* The Pacific

Today, 9 p.m., HBO

Spring break

The students of Cyprus Rhodes University are on Spring Break in Myrtle Beach, and the school year is winding down. The seniors have big decisions looming over their heads. As Ashleigh (Amber Stevens) contemplates her job options, Casey (Spencer Grammer) is on edge waiting to see where she’ll be accepted to law school. While Cappie (Scott Michael Foster) is busy planning a romantic surprise for Casey’s birthday, she worries that not making it into CRU Law could mean the death of romance.

* Greek

Monday, 10 p.m., ABC Family

‘Fringe’ flashback

Scientist Walter Bishop (John Noble) flashes back to 1985 while explaining Peter’s (Joshua Jackson) otherworldly origins — he’s from a parallel universe — to Olivia (Anna Torv). Also, Peter’s mother is introduced, and details of the neighboring world Peter comes from reaffirms that there is more than one of everything. Co-starring Lance Reddick.

* Fringe

Thursday, 9 p.m., Fox

‘Miami’ trauma

The Alpha Team is a group of expert surgeons who work at a top trauma facility in the new CBS drama “Miami Medical.” The series stars Jeremy Northam, who hasn’t made many forays into American television aside from his role in a weird TV-movie about the strange relationship between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis (Northam played Martin) and his well-received role as the ill-fated Thomas More in “The Tudors.” On “Miami Medical,” Northam plays Dr. Matthew Proctor, Gulf War veteran. The other doctors on the show, a mix of workaholics, playboys and newbies, will remind you of the casts of any medical drama you’ve ever seen. The guest-star is Andre Braugher, from “Men of a Certain Age,” as Dr. William Rayner, the head of Alpha Team.

* Miami medical

Friday, 10 p.m., CBS

‘Food’ fight

Jamie Oliver wants the staff at Huntington High School to cook healthy meals for its students. He gathers a group of teens with weight issues to act as his ambassadors. One girl lost her father to health problems caused by obesity. Jamie asks the kids to prepare a gourmet meal for community leaders in order to raise funds to train the school staff to cook fresh food.

* Jamie Oliver’s food revolution

Friday, 9 p.m., ABC

How to hide Evita

In the season debut of “In Plain Sight,” the witness protection program is asked to hide a Latin American political activist and everything goes south when the budding Evita moves to the bad part of town. Mary McCormack returns as Mary Shannon, a U.S. Marshal hired to protect career criminals and innocents from getting killed. Joining the cast this season is Joshua Malina from “The West Wing.”

* In plain sight

Wednesday, 10 p.m., USA

Theme park spy

Herschend Family Entertainment CEO Joel Manby works undercover at his company. HFE operates 24 theme parks, primarily in Branson, Missouri. First up was Silver Dollar City, an 1880s-themed village that was conceived as a waiting spot for tourists who wanted to visit Marvel Cave. Since those days, the family has branched out, opening White Water, a 12-acre water park, Gold Rush Junction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Wild Adventure Theme Park in Valdosta, Ga.

* Undercover boss

Today, 9 p.m., CBS