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The TV Cave’s Daily TV Guide: What to Watch on February 2

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Remote in hand, snacks within reach—let’s break down everything worth watching on TV tonight, from early-morning mysteries to primetime chaos and late-night jaw-droppers. Whether you’re here for reality mess, scripted drama, or live sports energy, The TV Cave has you covered.




🌙 Late Night & Early Morning TV Picks

3:00 AM ET

Hidden Assets (Acorn TV) The Heaslip case cracks open even further as Claire, Sean, and the CAB team connect the dots between Ireland and Spain. Secrets collide, a prime suspect emerges, and the tension quietly simmers—perfect for night owls who love a slow-burn mystery.


My Life Is Murder (Acorn TV) Only this show could turn a deadly gargoyle and a toy mogul’s mansion into a full-on whodunit. When a man turns up dead, suspicion falls on a life-sized talking doll. Yes, really. And yes, it’s as delightfully bizarre as it sounds.



🏀 Sports Fans, Assemble

7:00 PM ET

NBA Monday (Peacock) It’s a doubleheader kind of night. First, the Houston Rockets go head-to-head with the Indiana Pacers. Then, at 9:30 PM, the Minnesota Timberwolves take on the Memphis Grizzlies. Cancel your plans—this one’s built for couch commitment.



🌟 Primetime Starts Here

8:00 PM ET

American Idol (ABC) Auditions roll on, and the competition is officially heating up. Expect big voices, big emotions, and at least one performance that makes the judges lose their minds.


Baking Championship: Next Gen (Food Network) Sibling rivalry meets culinary chaos as teams attempt to create “breakfast imposters.” Think over-the-top desserts disguised as morning classics—with three dishes on the line. No pressure.


Below Deck Down Under (Bravo) Season 4 kicks off with a twist: Captain Jason’s crew may be branded “Down Under,” but they’re cruising the Caribbean this time. New location, new crew dynamics, same high-seas drama.


Extracted (FOX) With only 10 families left, the wilderness gets harsher and the HQ gameplay turns downright ruthless. Survival instincts aren’t optional anymore.


St. Denis Medical (NBC) Ron tries to lock in the perfect visit from his son, Alex raises an eyebrow over Val’s jury-duty return, and Bruce feels shut out of a business opportunity he really wanted. Office politics—but make it medical.


Super Bowl Greatest Commercials: Hall of Fame Countdown (CBS) Nate Burleson and Daniela Ruah host this interactive nostalgia fest where viewers vote live to crown the most unforgettable Super Bowl commercial ever. Expect laughs, memories, and heated debates.


Wild Cards (The CW) A fiery murder crashes a boy band reunion tour, sending Max and Ellis digging through frosted tips, egos, and old grudges. Fame fades—but murder sticks around.



🔥 Things Get Intense

9:00 PM ET

Memory of a Killer (FOX) Dutch orders Angelo to eliminate an Internal Affairs agent threatening the entire operation, while Maria turns to Dave for help getting a gun. Stakes are high, and trust is thin.


Rise of the 49ers (AMC – Final Episodes) The docuseries wraps up with the legendary 1988 San Francisco 49ers chasing one last miracle. Super Bowl XXIII looms, and the dynasty hangs in the balance.


The Wall (NBC) Brothers Chad and Jerry once jumped into action to save a drowning baby deer—now they’re taking on the Wall for a chance at a life-changing payout. Heart, luck, and gravity collide.


🚨 Late-Night Drama Alert

10:00 PM ET

Brilliant Minds (NBC) A horrifying accident throws Bronx General into chaos and uncovers a shocking revelation about Dr. Wolf. Nothing—and no one—feels safe tonight.


The Rookie (ABC) Lieutenant Grey teams up with the FBI, reuniting with an old colleague, while Nolan, Lucy, Miles, and Celina respond to a shooting involving an officer. Tensions rise, and the action doesn’t let up.


📌 Final Watchlist Thoughts

From singing hopefuls and survival showdowns to medical shocks and reality-TV escapism, Monday night’s lineup delivers across the board. Whether you’re binge-watching, hate-watching, or just channel surfing until something hooks you—there’s no shortage of options.


Check back with The TV Cave tomorrow for more daily TV guides, recaps, and everything you need to stay obsessed with the small screen. 📺✨

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