The TV Cave’s Daily TV Guide: What to Watch on July 27

Happy Monday, TV fans! If you're wondering what deserves a spot on tonight's watchlist, we've got you covered. From an intriguing new crime thriller starring Emmy Rossum to big finales, reality TV drama, game shows, and a full night of Shark Week, today's lineup is serving a little bit of everything. Whether you're in the mood for edge-of-your-seat mysteries, high-stakes competitions, or guilty-pleasure reality television, there are plenty of reasons to keep the remote close.

The biggest new arrival? Hulu's Furious makes its debut with its first three episodes, promising a dark cat-and-mouse story that looks ready to spark plenty of conversation. Meanwhile, Acorn TV says goodbye (for now) to both Harry Wild and Inspector Ellis with their season finales. Add in new episodes of Below Deck Mediterranean, All American, American Ninja Warrior, and The Wall, and Monday suddenly looks a lot more exciting.

Monday, July 27 TV Schedule

Time (ET)	Show	Network/Streaming	What's Happening
3:00 AM	Furious	Hulu	Series Premiere (First Three Episodes): An FBI agent and a female serial killer find their paths toward justice becoming dangerously intertwined in this tense new thriller starring Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew.
3:00 AM	Harry Wild	Acorn TV	Season 5 Finale: Harry investigates a murder involving a suspect with no memory of the crime while making a breakthrough in a much larger mystery.
3:00 AM	Inspector Ellis	Acorn TV	Season 2 Finale: Ellis and Harper race to expose a killer as shocking truths surrounding Abi's death come to light.
8:00 PM	The 1% Club	FOX	Ladies Night takes over as 100 women compete for a chance to win the $100,000 grand prize.
8:00 PM	All American	The CW	Flashbacks reveal long-buried secrets involving Amina and KJ while Tori and Khalil grow even closer.
8:00 PM	American Ninja Warrior	NBC	The Central Regional Qualifying rounds continue in Las Vegas as competitors fight for a place in the Regional Finals.
8:00 PM	Below Deck Mediterranean	Bravo	Crew relationships get messy while Captain Sandy shifts into emergency mode during a dangerous storm at sea.
8:00 PM	Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro	ABC	The remaining dancers face a demanding group routine under mentor Britt Stewart with very little time to prepare.
8:00 PM	Shark Week	Discovery Channel	Night 2 features Bull Shark Dinner Bell, House of Sharks, and Biggest Mako on Earth.
8:00 PM	World War II With Tom Hanks	History	Docuseries Finale: The final chapter explores how the atomic bomb forever changed the Pacific theater.
9:00 PM	The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys	Bravo	Business tensions threaten friendships while Jesse focuses on repairing his marriage.
9:00 PM	The Quiz With Balls	FOX	Familiar families return for another shot at taking home $100,000.
10:00 PM	Modern Marvels: WWII	History	A new three-part documentary explores the technology, weapons, and innovations that shaped World War II.
10:00 PM	The Wall	NBC	A railroad conductor known for an incredible act of kindness teams up with his sister for a chance at life-changing money.

The TV Cave Top Picks

If you're only making time for a few shows today, Furious should be at the top of your list. Emmy Rossum trading familiar territory for a gritty psychological crime drama? Yes, please. The early premise alone feels like the kind of binge that turns into "just one more episode" until suddenly it's 2 a.m. We've all been there.

Mystery lovers also have a double feature waiting with the finales of Harry Wild and Inspector Ellis. Both Acorn TV series wrap up their latest seasons with murder investigations, unexpected twists, and plenty of unanswered questions finally getting resolved.

Reality TV fans aren't being left out either. Below Deck Mediterranean promises yacht drama mixed with Mother Nature doing what she does best—making everyone's day significantly more stressful. Meanwhile, Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro raises the pressure with a demanding team challenge, and The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys continues proving that family businesses can be every bit as dramatic as any scripted series.

If documentaries are more your speed, History delivers a strong one-two punch with the conclusion of World War II With Tom Hanks followed immediately by the premiere of Modern Marvels: WWII. And, of course, Shark Week keeps swimming along with another evening full of giant predators, incredible underwater footage, and the annual reminder that maybe staying on the boat isn't such a bad idea after all.

However you spend your Monday night, there's no shortage of television worth checking out. Grab your favorite snacks, settle in, and let the bingeing begin.