The TV Cave’s Daily TV Guide: What to Watch on February 14

Love is in the air… and so is elite basketball, murder mysteries, Olympic glory, and a little chaotic Cupid magic. Whether you’re cuddled up with your Valentine or happily committed to your couch, February 14 is stacked with must-watch premieres, live events, and buzzy streaming drops.

Here’s your ultimate daily TV guide for Saturday, February 14, 2026 — handpicked and ready to rule your remote.

🌙 3:00 AM ET — Blue Moon (Now Streaming on Netflix)

Insomniacs and early risers, this one’s for you.

Blue Moon arrives on Netflix with a theatrical deep dive into the unraveling life of legendary lyricist Lorenz Hart, played by Ethan Hawke. Set during the opening night of his former creative partner’s smash hit Oklahoma!, the film blends backstage glamour with emotional fallout.

Margaret Qualley, Bobby Cannavale, and Andrew Scott round out a powerhouse cast in this moody, dialogue-driven drama. Perfect for fans of Broadway lore and messy creative genius energy.

🏀 5:00 PM ET — NBA All-Star Weekend (NBC)

If romance isn’t your thing, how about rim-rattling dunks instead?

The NBA All-Star Weekend festivities tip off with:

• Three-Point Contest

• Shooting Stars

• Slam Dunk Contest

It’s pure basketball spectacle — flashy, competitive, and endlessly meme-able. Whether you're here for buzzer-beaters or viral dunk moments, this is peak sports entertainment.

💘 8:00 PM ET — VALENTINE’S DAY MOVIE MANIA

Love stories, twisted thrillers, and cozy comfort viewing collide at 8 PM. Choose your adventure wisely.

💕 Because of Cupid (Hallmark Channel – Movie Premiere)

Best friends + Valentine’s Day mocktail competition + magical interference = chaos.

Naomi (Amy Groening) and Marcus (Evan Roderick) are just trying to win a friendly contest when Cupid throws a supernatural wrench into their plans. Expect fizzy chemistry, romantic mishaps, and the kind of sweet resolution Hallmark does best.

🔪 The Dating App Killer: The Monica White Story (Lifetime – Movie Premiere)

If your idea of Valentine’s viewing skews darker, Lifetime has entered the chat.

Lela Rochon stars as a woman who forms a powerful connection with a man hiding a terrifying secret — he uses dating apps to target victims. Inspired by true crime vibes, this thriller leans into the dangers lurking behind curated profiles and charming messages.

Romance? Technically. Trust issues? Definitely.

🍽️ Dinner and a Movie (TBS)

Jason and Jenny are back, this time revisiting the 1991 rom-com classic Father of the Bride. Expect food, nostalgia, and commentary as they cook dishes inspired by the beloved Steve Martin film. Comfort viewing at its finest.

🌊 Love for Starters (Great American Family – Movie Premiere)

An interior designer. A celebrity chef. A struggling lakeside restaurant.

Stephanie Bennett and Jonathan Cherry headline this culinary romance where saving the family business might just spark unexpected love. Cozy vibes, scenic waterfront shots, and plenty of heart on the menu.

❄️ Olympic Winter Games — Day 8 (NBC & Peacock)

Primetime Olympic coverage features:

• Curling (Men’s & Women’s Round Robin)

• Men’s Hockey Prelims

• Women’s Hockey Quarterfinals

High stakes. National pride. And at least one moment that will dominate social media before the night is over.

🐾 Planet Earth: Kingdom (BBC America)

Nature delivers its own brand of drama tonight.

An injured wild dog named Flint steps up to help care for Storm’s litter of pups, while lions face challenges beyond their control. It’s survival storytelling at its most gripping — and often surprisingly emotional.

🗞️ 9:00 PM ET — Have I Got News for You (CNN)

Comedian Scott Thompson and journalist Aaron Parnas join the panel for a sharp, fast-paced take on the week’s headlines. Politics meets punchlines in this satirical news hour that doesn’t hold back.

🕵️ 10:00 PM ET — 48 Hours (CBS)

True crime closes out the night with a long-awaited arrest in the 1969 murder of a 17-year-old girl. Decades-old cases rarely come without twists, and this one promises answers that have been a long time coming.

📌 Final Take: What’s Worth Your Time?

• Looking for romance? Hallmark and Great American Family have you covered.

• Want edge-of-your-seat tension? Lifetime and CBS are ready.

• Need spectacle? NBA All-Star Weekend and the Winter Olympics are bringing it.

• Prefer something thoughtful? Blue Moon and Planet Earth: Kingdom offer layered storytelling.

However you’re spending February 14, there’s no shortage of compelling TV across broadcast, cable, and streaming.

Stay tuned to The TV Cave for recaps, reviews, interviews, and all the must-know moments from tonight’s biggest premieres and live events.