THE HUB

Friday is bringing alternate realities, a brand-new Korean thriller and another round of Jeopardy! Masters. The broadcast networks are still relatively quiet as we wait for fall TV to properly wake up, but streaming is doing most of the heavy lifting today. The biggest return belongs to Apple TV's Dark Matter, which finally begins its second season after a two-year wait. Meanwhile, Netflix has several new international offerings, and ABC has a fresh Jeopardy! Masters in prime

Thursday is giving us plenty of reasons to stay planted on the couch. Netflix brings Beauty in Black back for Season 3, Adults returns for its second season, and Big Brother continues its summer run on CBS. There are also several premieres and finales competing for attention. Leanne is back for Season 2, The Undeclared War begins a new season, Married at First Sight reaches its Season 20 finale, and Accused: Guilty or Innocent? wraps up another season. Here’s what’s worth wat

Wednesday apparently looked at Tuesday's television schedule and said, "Run some of that back." Both Jeopardy! Masters and America's Got Talent return tonight after airing yesterday, but don't worry, your TV guide isn't glitching. ABC is moving quickly through the Jeopardy! Masters tournament with another pair of quarterfinal games, while NBC switches from Tuesday's AGT performances to the results. Throw in a new Big Brother, the dreaded Restaurant Takeover on MasterChef: Gl

Tuesday night television is asking one very important question: how good is your trivia game? Jeopardy! Masters finally returns tonight for Season 4, bringing six of the game's best players together for another battle of brains, strategy and the occasional clue that makes the rest of us sitting at home feel significantly less intelligent. If trivia isn't your thing, don't worry. America's Got Talent continues its live quarterfinals, Ruthless heads into its midseason break, Go

Monday television is giving viewers plenty of reasons not to complain about the weekend being over. Between a new murder mystery, reality competition semifinals, season finales, streaming favorites and a game show celebrating a major milestone, August 24 has a little bit of everything. Our top pick is Blue Murder Motel, a new Acorn TV mystery that proves retirement apparently means nothing when murder keeps showing up at your doorstep. Elsewhere, Dancing with the Stars: The N

Sunday TV is giving us a little bit of everything. Lioness has the team racing against the clock, The Vampire Lestat takes the stage for a special live performance, Big Brother gets another round of nominations underway, and Bravo is basically handing the evening over to the Housewives. Then there’s the 9 p.m. hour, where things get crowded fast. Lanterns has questions surrounding Hal, The Walking Dead: Dead City sends its crew on a supply run, The Librarians: The Next Chapte

Saturday TV is giving viewers a little bit of everything on August 22. Soccer fans can spend most of the day planted in front of the Premier League, Food Network is heading into the kitchen with a new Italian cooking series, and primetime brings two very different original movies. Then there’s Mother Mary, making its cable debut on HBO with Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel leading the music drama. CBS is also getting into the competition game with horses, riders and a cool $1

Friday is here, and the TV lineup is giving us plenty of reasons to stay planted on the couch. Apple TV dives into the dominant history of UConn women’s basketball, Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel bring some serious star power to streaming, and Conan O’Brien is back to turn international travel into his own very specific brand of comedy. Later tonight, Fightland raises the stakes on Starz, Anna Pigeon heads into dangerous territory, and National Geographic looks back at power

Thursday is giving TV fans a little bit of everything. Netflix is sending the Pogues into their final adventure with the return of Outer Banks, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is somehow making puppets a legitimate workplace hazard, and Peacock is dropping three episodes of Married at First Sight because apparently one hour of questionable relationship decisions simply isn't enough. The evening lineup keeps things moving with Celebrity Family Feud, The Real Housewives of Orange

Wednesday is serving up a little bit of everything, from returning favorites and reality TV showdowns to finales, documentaries and enough streaming options to make choosing just one show feel unnecessarily difficult. Paramount+ kicks things off early with the Season 2 premiere of Average Joe, while Netflix welcomes a fresh group of singles for Love Is Blind: UK Season 3. Apple TV has the limited series finale of Lucky, Prime Video keeps the pressure on with a new Reacher, an

Tuesday television is giving viewers a little bit of everything, from stand up comedy and murder mysteries to reality TV feuds and a brand new cocktail competition. Whether you are settling in for primetime or looking for something new to stream, August 18 has plenty worth adding to the watchlist. Netflix starts the day with Kelsey Cook: Happy Hour, while BritBox wraps up Season 2 of Return to Paradise with a wedding that goes very wrong. Paramount+ also has a new episode of

Monday night is not playing around. From reality competition showdowns and dangerous yacht drama to the return of one of television’s most wonderfully dysfunctional families, there is plenty to keep you glued to the couch tonight. The evening kicks off in the early morning hours with new episodes of Furious and Futurama on Hulu. If you are already awake at 3 a.m., first of all, we have questions. But at least there is fresh television waiting for you. Then prime time takes ov

Sunday night television is giving viewers plenty of reasons to stay planted on the couch, but one premiere easily jumps to the front of the line. HBO’s Lanterns finally arrives tonight, bringing DC’s Green Lantern mythology to television with Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler leading the highly anticipated series. Of course, superheroes aren’t the only ones clocking in. Lioness kicks off the day on Paramount+, Big Brother puts three houseguests on the chopping block, Bravo serve

Saturday TV is giving us a little bit of everything today. Whether you’re in the mood to pick up a new recipe, settle in for a Hallmark romance, watch Bob Odenkirk get pulled into something much bigger than a small-town bank robbery, or stay up ridiculously late for My Adventures With Superman, there are plenty of reasons to keep the remote nearby. The August 15 TV schedule includes the Season 1 finale of Cooking With Choi, two new original movies, the cable debut of Normal,

Friday has arrived, and there’s plenty to watch whether you’re planning to spend the night on the couch or looking for something new to add to your weekend binge list. Netflix has a new movie led by Sunny Sandler, Bob Odenkirk gets caught up in a criminal conspiracy in Normal, and Fightland is back with another episode on STARZ. There’s also a new Lifetime Movie Network murder mystery featuring some very familiar soap faces, a new Silo on Apple TV, and CBS is getting UFC fans

Thursday night is bringing a little bit of everything to the television table, and honestly, we are not complaining. From reality TV drama and competition shows to sports, scripted favorites, documentaries, and a major Disney Channel movie premiere, there are plenty of reasons to keep the remote nearby. Whether you are looking for your next binge on Netflix, settling in for some primetime television, or trying to figure out which reality show deserves your attention tonight,

Wednesday night is bringing a little bit of everything to the TV screen, from superhero showdowns and reality TV drama to murder mysteries, culinary competitions and some very questionable celebrity decisions. If your watchlist has been begging for attention, August 12 has plenty of options. Streaming gets an early start with the Season 4 premiere of Reacher, while X-Men '97 reaches its Season 2 finale. Later tonight, Big Brother puts its houseguests to the Power of Veto test

Tuesday night is bringing a little bit of everything to the TV screen. Whether you are in the mood for reality competition, restaurant drama, courtroom showdowns, comedy, or something to stream after midnight, there is plenty to keep your remote busy. Netflix is kicking things off in the early morning with a look at one of football's biggest managerial names, while Rory Scovel is ready to turn a hypothetical home invasion and a biblical reenactment into comedy. Paramount+ als

Monday may be trying to convince us that the weekend is officially over, but television clearly did not get the memo. From a major music biopic landing on streaming to reality competition chaos, supernatural librarians, true crime investigations and enough Bravo drama to keep the group chat busy, there is plenty to watch tonight. Time Show Network / Streamer What’s Happening 3:00 AM Furious Hulu Alice reaches a breaking point with Marshall while Catherine tries to get answers

Sunday TV is giving us dragons, Housewives, zombies, reality TV scheming, and Bear Grylls dragging The Chosen cast into the wilderness. In other words, there is absolutely no reason to complain that there is nothing to watch tonight. The biggest event on the August 9 TV schedule is easily the House of the Dragon Season 3 finale on HBO, especially with Tumbleton entering the conversation. But there is plenty happening before Westeros takes over the night. Lioness continues its