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Wednesday is busy-busy, with broadcast premieres, a major finale and several worthwhile streaming drops fighting for attention. Survivor begins Season 51 with a supersized two-hour premiere on CBS, while America's Got Talent crowns its Season 21 winner on NBC. FOX also launches new seasons of The Floor and 99 to Beat, so apparently Wednesday has decided we haven't been watching enough people compete for money lately. Streaming is just as crowded. Brothers pairs real-life frie

Tuesday is a real fall-TV night. FOX brings back Best Medicine and Doc for their second and third seasons, respectively, while The Voice continues its three-night Season 30 launch. ABC has a new Dancing with the Stars followed by R.J. Decker, and CBS celebrates 30 years of Judge Judy Sheindlin with a primetime special. Streaming has a few additions worth noting too. Netflix premieres the Italian teen drama Minerva Academy and adds Season 2 of Doc, while HBO premieres the docu

Fall TV really starts showing up for work Monday. The Voice launches its milestone 30th season, Peter Krause returns to network television in NBC's new drama Line of Fire, and Paramount+ adds Tuner, starring Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman. Peacock confirms The Voice premieres tonight at 8 PM ET, while Paramount+ has Tuner arriving today. FOX gets into the fall-premiere action too with new seasons of Celebrity Name That Tune and Celebrity Weakest Link, while ABC turns most of

Sunday has a surprisingly busy lineup before broadcast television really kicks into fall-premiere mode next week. Lioness wraps its third season on Paramount+, Jon Hamm leads the premiere of American Hostage, and Lanterns continues its first season with only a few episodes remaining. Paramount+ confirms Lioness Season 3 was designed as an eight-episode run ending today, September 20. There's plenty beyond scripted drama too. Kevin Hart brings Cold as Balls to Netflix, David C

Saturday belongs to college football, and there are enough ranked teams on television to make the remote work overtime. The biggest game comes in primetime as No. 7 LSU visits No. 8 Ole Miss, while No. 3 Notre Dame hosts Michigan State on NBC and Peacock. ESPN's College GameDay is also in Oxford for the first top-10 LSU-Ole Miss matchup in the rivalry's history. For anyone whose Saturday plans don't involve football, there are options. Lori Loughlin returns as Jennifer Shanno

Friday brings a nice mix of returning favorites and new arrivals. MobLand is back for Season 2 on Paramount+, Outlander: Blood of My Blood begins its second season on Starz, and Netflix premieres Best of the Best, the new coming-of-age dance comedy starring Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Priyanka Kedia. HBO also has JAY-Z IN 8, an eight-part conversation between JAY-Z and Rick Rubin, while HGTV sends Retta looking for terrifying real estate again with a new season of Scariest Hous

Wednesday is one of those days when streaming and broadcast television are both making a strong argument for your attention. MasterChef crowns its Global Gauntlet winner tonight, Slow Horses returns for Season 6, and Paramount+ finally unleashes Golden Axe — all ten episodes of it — after decades of the SEGA franchise living primarily in video-game form. ABC also has Night Two of the Dancing with the Stars Season 35 premiere followed by the debut of its new live DWTS After Pa

Tuesday is the night fall television starts turning the lights back on. Dancing with the Stars launches Season 35 with the first half of a two-night premiere, R.J. Decker returns for Season 2 immediately afterward, and The Drop: A Snowfall Saga settles into its regular Tuesday slot after last week's premiere. And apparently spooky season has arrived whether the weather agrees or not. HGTV premieres A Very Haunted Renovation, which puts six designers inside an allegedly haunte

It’s Monday, September 14, and television’s biggest night is taking over primetime. The 78th Emmy Awards are our TV Cave Top Pick, but they’ll have some serious competition from Monday Night Football as the Broncos and Chiefs face off on ABC and ESPN. Elsewhere, Halloween Baking Championship gets spooky for a new season, Ghosts Australia arrives on Paramount+, and several familiar daytime favorites are kicking off new seasons. Whether you’re watching awards, football or looki

Sunday is officially where September television starts feeling serious. TNT launches High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam with a two-episode premiere, The Walking Dead: Dead City closes Season 3, and Food Network apparently looked at the calendar, ignored the fact that Halloween is still seven weeks away and decided Halloween Wars starts now. Sports will dominate much of the day, though. The 2026 U.S. Open crowns its men's champion this afternoon, Week 1 of the NFL finally

Saturday is asking you to choose between one of the biggest college-football games of the young season and television celebrating itself, which feels almost unfair. No. 1 Ohio State visits No. 4 Texas in a top-five primetime showdown, while FXX airs the edited Creative Arts Emmy Awards ahead of Monday's main ceremony. Earlier in the day, Oklahoma-Michigan, Oregon-Oklahoma State and Alabama-Kentucky give football fans plenty of reasons to surrender the remote before dinner. Fo

Friday’s television schedule looks a little different as the country marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. ABC, CBS and other networks are dedicating much of primetime to remembrance specials, while sports offer an alternative with the U.S. Open, college football and Friday Night Baseball. Daytime also brings new episodes of General Hospital and Days of Our Lives, while HBO closes out the night with the Season 3 finale of Conan O’Brien Must Go. Here’s what’s

Thursday has decided that simply having a football game wasn't enough. The National Football League is playing its first regular-season game in Australia, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives returns for a shortened fifth season, Project Runway crowns its Season 22 winner, and Colin From Accounts drops its third and final season. Netflix also has a particularly busy release day with Crew Girl, The Perfect Lie and Call My Agent! The Movie. Broadcast television is considerably quie

Wednesday has a little bit of everything, but two very different returns are going to dominate the conversation. The Paper is back with its entire second season on Peacock, while the NFL officially opens its 2026 regular season with a Super Bowl rematch between the New England Patriots and defending champion Seattle Seahawks. Seven months after Seattle beat New England in Super Bowl LX, apparently the schedule makers decided everybody should just run it back immediately. Ther

Tuesday night has a little something for everybody, but if you have been waiting to return to the world of Snowfall, we already know where your attention is going. FX launches The Drop: A Snowfall Saga tonight, bringing Gail Bean and Isaiah John back as Wanda Bell and Leon Simmons for a new story set in 1990s Los Angeles. Elsewhere, The Real Housewives of New York City returns for Season 16, Jeopardy! Masters crowns its latest champion and America’s Got Talent continues its l

Labor Day television is not exactly taking the holiday off. The Librarians: The Next Chapter wraps its second season tonight just 24 hours after airing its penultimate episode, while WWE brings Monday Night Raw to Birmingham with a Women's World Championship match and the beginning of the road to Money in the Bank. Peacock also has something specifically designed for people who can identify every employee of Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch: the new six-part documentary Fan L

Sunday is doing something very considerate for television fans: giving us actual choices. PBS turns the night into a full-on murder-mystery event with the Season 3 return of The Marlow Murder Club followed immediately by the premiere of Marble Hall Murders. MGM+ is countering with A Tale of Two Cities, while AMC has the penultimate episode of The Walking Dead: Dead City. And sports? Friend, Sunday apparently looked at Saturday's college-football marathon and said we're not fi

Saturday television has officially entered its football has taken over the building era. The first full Saturday of the 2026 college football season stretches from noon until well after midnight, with defending national champion Indiana, Alabama, Oregon, Texas, Michigan and LSU all getting major television windows. The biggest matchup waits until primetime, when Clemson visits No. 11 LSU for Lane Kiffin's first game as LSU's head coach. But friend, I know everybody coming to

Friday has arrived, and if your weekend plans involve ignoring the outside world and finding something good to watch, television is more than willing to help. Apple TV has one of the day's biggest lineups with the Season 3 finale of Silo and another episode of Dark Matter, while Netflix invites viewers into Alix Earle's world with the premiere of Earle Meets World. Prime Video also has The Grand Tour back on the road, Paramount+ heads onto the football field with The Program:

Thursday is giving us a little bit of everything, from returning streaming favorites to reality TV, sports and a Star Trek episode that soap fans may want to put near the top of their list. Netflix brings The Gentlemen back for Season 2, Hulu has a new season of Chad Powers, and Paramount+ drops a particularly fun episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Over on broadcast and cable, Big Brother, The Real Housewives of Orange County and Project Runway are among the familiar n