March is finally here, which means cold weather is slowly melting away. If it's still a little frigid where you are, though, no worries: There are a ton of TV shows and movies airing this week to help you stay warm and make it to Friday. From The Real Housewives of New York City to Captain Marvel, there's something for everyone.

Earmark these TV shows and movies, in particular:

Sunday, March 3

Leaving Neverland: This two-part, four-hour documentary was one of the most talked-about projects at the Sundance Film Festival. It centers on Wade Robson and James Safechuck, two men who allege Michael Jackson sexually abused them when they were younger. Here, they share their stories. 8 P.M. ET on HBO

American Idol: Season two of this reboot, featuring Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie as hosts, premieres tonight. You can also watch the premiere on Hulu. 8 P.M. ET on ABC

Monday, March 4

Oprah Winfrey Presents: After Neverland: Following the conclusion of Leaving Neverland, Oprah Winfrey interviews Wade Robson and James Safechuck about their experiences. 10 P.M. ET on HBO

The Bachelor: This is the episode where Colton jumps the fence! And the fantasy suites! Everything has been leading up to these two moments. 8 P.M. ET on ABC

Tuesday, March 5,

The Bachelor, Women Tell All: Watch as this season's contestants rehash all the drama that kept you riveted for weeks. Here's hoping it's not too reductive, though I do want Demi to explain all her age-shaming. 8 P.M. ET on ABC

Wednesday, March 6

The Real Housewives of New York City: The highly-anticipated new season kicks off tonight, and I'm already excited to see how many times Luann talks about her cabaret show. 9 P.M. ET on Bravo

Thursday, March 7

The Order: A college student finds himself entrenched in werewolves and dark magic after pledging a secret order to help avenge his mother's death. Streaming on Netflix

Friday, March 8

Captain Marvel: Brie Larson is the superhero you've been waiting for in this buzzy Marvel blockbuster. In theaters

Saturday, March 9

Family or Fiancé: Newly engaged couples whose families have expressed concern over their unions have to live under one roof and, ultimately, make the decision: family or fiancé? Sounds like a nightmare, but amazing television. 10 P.M. ET on OWN