Sunday — July 19

¡Ay, caramba! Spain faces defending champs Argentina in live coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. From Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. (3 p.m. ET and noon PT on Fox, Fox One, Peacock, Telemundo and Universo)

Someone’s going home with 200 grand, which should be more than enough to buy a new wardrobe, in the season finale of the survival competition “Naked and Afraid: Global Showdown.” (8 p.m. Discovery Channel)

Contractor Mike Holmes and company continue their efforts to help families in dire need of functional spaces fix up their fixer-uppers in new episodes of “Holmes on Homes: Building a Legacy.” (8 p.m. HGTV)

A woman who faked her own death to escape an abusive marriage discovers she’s not out of the woods yet in the new thriller “He’ll Never Find Me.” With Kabby Borders. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

And then their were eight: The remaining contestants face off in the freshman season finale of the culinary competition “100 Cooks” hosted by “AGT’s” Terry Crews. (9 p.m. Food Network)

Husband-and-wife duo Chase and Sarah Morrill endeavor to turn a dilapidated B&B into a bigger and better lakeside resort in their new spinoff series “Maine Cabin Masters: All Inn.” (8 p.m. HGTV)

Monday — July 20

I tell you what! Creator and co-star Mike Judge’s reboot of his Texas-set animated sitcom “King of the Hill” is back for a fifteenth season. (Anytime, Hulu)

A second season of “Solo Traveling with Tracee Ellis Ross” sees the former “Black-ish” co-star racking up the frequent flyer miles with trips Australia, Thailand and Switzerland. (Anytime, Roku Channel)

If you lived there, you’d be embarrassed by now in new episodes of the renovation series “Ugliest House in America” hosted by former “Parks and Rec” co-star Retta. (9 p.m. HGTV)

It’s always the person you least suspect when the true-crime series “A Killer Among Friends” returns for a second season. Jennifer Love Hewitt (“The Ghost Whisperer”) narrates. (9 p.m. Investigation Discovery)

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Sunday — July 12

What a TV show hath joined together, let no man put asunder in new episodes of the matrimony-minded reality series “Married at First Sight.” (Anytime, Peacock; also Thursday)

Anyone for tennis? The final day of the 2026 Wimbledon Championships includes live coverage of the Gentleman’s Championship from Centre Court at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London. (11 a.m. ET and 8 a.m. PT on ESPN)

Elsewhere — specifically, France — the 2026 Tour de France continues with Stages 9 thru 14. (Various days and times thru July 26 on NBC and Peacock; check the NBC Sports website for details)

The docuspecial “The Salisbury Poisonings: A Spy Next Door” details the shocking use of a deadly neurotoxin in a failed 2018 attempt on the life of a former Russian military intelligence officer living with his daughter in the U.K. (8 p.m. CNN)

Murder is on the menu when a chef hosts an invite-only dinner party in her loft in the thriller “Someone’s Always Watching.” With Ella Frazee. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

Faith and begorrah! “The Westies” are an Irish American mob outfit punching above their weight in the criminal underworld of 1980s NYC in this new fact-based drama. J.K. Simmons and “Bosch’s” Titus Welliver star. (9 and 10 p.m. MGM+)

The canoodling and conspiring conclude, for now, in the Season 8 finale of the dating competition “Love Island USA.” Ariana Madix hosts. (9 p.m. ET and 6 p.m. PT on Peacock)

Get your motor runnin’… The new series “Hooligans: The ARCH Racing Project with Keanu Reeves & Gard Hollinger” follows the A-lister and his friend and business partner, a custom-bike builder, as they attempt to build the fastest thing on two wheels. (9 p.m. ET and 6 p.m. PT on Samsung TV Network)

Monday — July 13

Go ask Alice… Social media stars and online content creators take part in a series of wacky challenges and kooky collaborations in the new reality series “Rabbit Hole.” (Anytime, Hulu)

Class project: With an assist from their sociology teacher, a group of high school students in rural Tennessee take it upon themselves to solve an interconnected set of cold cases in the new docuseries “Murder 101.” (Anytime, Prime Video)

Aspiring terpsichoreans leave it all on the floor in their quest to become the future dance partners of assorted celebs in the new spinoff “Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro.” Robert Irwin hosts. (8 p.m. ABC)

The L.A.-set, high school football-themed drama “All American” kicks off its eighth and final season with back-to-back new episodes. Osy Ikhile and Nathaniel Logan McIntyre star. (8 and 9 p.m. The CW)

Batter up! They’ll be swinging for the fences at the 2026 MLB Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pa. (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on Netflix)

“Anchorman’s” Will Ferrell will torture his taste buds with some of the spiciest wings known to man in “Hot Ones: Extra Heat,” the first in the series of specials inspired by host Sean Evans’ popular web series. (Also on Netflix, immediately following the above-mentioned Home Run Derby)

Clung-clung! Get an inside look at some of the toughest jails in America in a second season of the docuseries “120 Hours Behind Bars.” (9 p.m. Discovery Channel)

The elite meet to put the heat to the meat — deep in the woods and over an open flame, no less — in the grueling new grilling competition “Pitmasters.” Judges include Andrew Zimmern and Iowa’s own Moe Cason. (9 p.m. Food Network)

In the name of the father: Filmmaker Katy Scoggin explores her fraught relationship with her dad, a devout evangelical Christian, in the intimate 2025 documentary “Flood” on a new “Independent Lens.” (10 p.m. PBS)

See what happens when you ignore the famous adage “Beware of Greeks bearing gifts” in the new four-part docuseries “Legend of Troy: The Epic Rise and Fall.” (9 and 10 p.m. National Geographic; concludes July 20)

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Sunday — July 5

The Round of 16 continues at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with quarterfinal matches commencing on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. (Various days and times on Fox, FS1, Peacock, Telemundo & Universo; check the FIFA website for details)

Live coverage of each and every stage of cycling’s 2026 Tour de France also continues. (Various days and times thru July 26 on NBC and Peacock; check the NBC Sports website for details)

Play continues at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London. (Various days and times through July 12 on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN+; check the ESPN website for details)

Cue the cello: Nat Geo’s annual Sharkfest event returns with “Hammerhead Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory” and “World’s Biggest Sharks” (9 and 10 p.m. National Geographic), while the entire week’s worth of specials will be available to stream immediately. (Anytime, Hulu and Disney+)

Monday — July 6

“Inspector Ellis” is back on the case in a second season of this mystery drama about a police detective (Sharon D. Clarke) and her partner (Andrew Gower) who travel from town to town cracking the tough cases local police can’t. (Anytime, Acorn TV)

Operation Overlord — the invasion of Normandy by Allied forces on D-Day, June 6, 1944 — is remembered in a new installment of “World War II with Tom Hanks.” A second new episode follows. (8 and 9 p.m. History Channel)

Airing on “Independent Lens,” the 2025 documentary “True North: Canadian Myths and Black Power” tells the story of a student-led protest against systemic racism at Sir George Williams University in Montreal in 1968. (10 p.m. PBS)

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Sunday — June 28

Go big or go home! Action at the 2026 FIFA World Cup shifts from group play to the unforgiving knockout rounds, beginning with the Round of 32. (Various days, dates and times on Fox, FS1, Telemundo and Universo; check the FIFA website for updates and schedules)

They hip-hop and they don’t stop! Cardi B leads the field with six nominations, Ms. Lauryn Hill collects career kudos and comic Druski serves as master of ceremonies at the BET Awards 2026 from the Peacock Theater in downtown L.A. (8 p.m. BET)

A young couple are terrorized by a troubled teen after they move into his dearly departed grandad’s former home in the thriller “Get Off My Lawn.” With Tahj Mowry and Camila Banus. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

Historic homes get the renovations they so sorely need in the new unscripted series “Old Home Revival.” With host Sarah Thompson. (9 p.m. HGTV)

Not done yet: The horror drama “From” ends its fourth season already renewed for a fifth and final. With Harold Perrineau (9 p.m. MGM+)

Don’t know why there’s no sun up in the sky… Everyday folks share their close encounters of the meteorological kind in a new season of “In the Eye of the Storm.” (10 p.m. Discovery Channel)

Monday — June 29

A boy and his dog: The intrepid Finn and his trusty canine companion Jake are back in “Adventure Time: Side Quests,” a new prequel to the whimsical 2010-18 animated series. (Anytime, Disney+ and Hulu)

Kids can learn basic skills like catching a baseball, kicking a soccer ball, etc. with an assist from Mickey Mouse and his cartoon pals in “Me & Mickey: Let’s Play Sports,” a new collection of animated shorts for the pre-K set. (Anytime, Disney+)

What’s all that racket? The world’s top tennis players — including the immortal Serena Williams! — take it to the courts at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships in London. (6 a.m. ET and 3 a.m. PT on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN+; other days, dates and times through July 12; check the ESPN website for details)

The special “Disney Celebrates America: The Pursuit of Happiness” uses the entertainment giant’s theme parks and resorts as backdrops for stories of life in these United States. (8 p.m. ABC)

Things quickly devolve from “Women and children first!” to “Every man for himself!” as the four-part docuseries “Titanic Sinks Tonight” concludes with back-to-back episodes. (9 and 10 p.m. National Geographic)

The new documentary “Declarations: Black Americans and the Revolutionary War” salutes the unsung Black heroes and heroines who took the words “All men are created equal” to heart and then took part in the conflict that gave birth to a nation. (10 p.m. PBS)

Abbondanza! Author and culinary influencer Anna Gass serves up a second season of her cooking show “Instant Italian.” (10 and 10:30 p.m. FYI)

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Sunday — June 21

Play continues throughout the week at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. (Various days, dates and times on Fox, FS1, Universo and Telemundo; check the FIFA website for updates and schedules)

Have cloak and dagger, will travel: Michael Fassbender returns in a second season of the espionage drama “The Agency.” Jeffrey Wright (“Casino Royale”) and Jodie Turner-Smith also star. (Anytime, Paramount+)

Goodbye, Norma Jean… The docuspecial “Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe” reexamines the circumstances surrounding the screen icon’s untimely death in 1962 at the age of 36. (8 p.m. Fox)

Two men enter: The debut installment of “UFC Rivals” revisits the rivalry between MMA legends Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz. A second new episode follows. Mario Lopez hosts. (8 and 9 p.m. A&E)

Hell hath no fury like a businesswoman scorned in the new thriller “My Husband’s Mistress.” With Raylene Harewood and Rainbow Sun Francks. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

“The Way Home,” the multi-generational fantasy drama starring Chyler Leigh and Andie MacDowell, ends its four-season run with an expanded episode. (9 p.m. Hallmark Channel)

The struggle to determine who should rightfully sit in the big pointy chair continues in a third season of the “Game of Thrones” prequel “House of the Dragon.” Emma D’Arcy, Matt Smith and Olivia Cooke star. (9 p.m. HBO)

Monday — June 22

Familiar face: Series star Jane Seymour is reunited with former “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” co-star Joe Lando when the latter joins the cast of the former’s mystery drama “Harry Wild,” back for a fifth season. (Anytime, Acorn TV)

Turner Classic Movies’ 100th birthday salute to the aforementioned Marilyn Monroe continues and includes the actress opposite Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis in director Billy Wilder’s 1959 romp “Some Like It Hot.” (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on TCM)

The new special “All American: The Final Season” gets you all caught up on the L.A.-set sports drama before it returns in July for one last go-round. (9 p.m. The CW)

The four-part docuseries “Titanic Sinks Tonight” uses expert commentary plus dramatic recreations based on eyewitness testimony to once again tell the story of the 1912 maritime disaster. (9 and 10 p.m. National Geographic; concludes June 29)

Multimedia artist Rashaad Newsome celebrates Black and queer culture by pulling together a sprawling installation at New York City’s Park Avenue Armory in the 2025 documentary “Assembly” on a new “Independent Lens.” (10 p.m. PBS)

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Sunday — June 14

Play continues throughout the week in stadiums across the U.S., Canada and Mexico at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. (Various days, dates and times on Fox, FS1, Universo and Telemundo; check the FIFA website for updates and schedules)

The toughest of the tough mix it up in hopes of winning a coveted UFC contract in a new season of the MMA-themed reality competition “The Ultimate Fighter.” (Anytime, Paramount+)

Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan, pop princess Ke$ha and New Orleans’ own Trombone Shorty are among the acts taking the stage on the final day of the annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. (5 p.m. ET and 2 p.m. PT on Hulu and Disney+)

Our titular autistic police archivist (Ella Maisy Purvis) is back on the case in a second season of the British-made mystery drama “Patience.” (8 p.m. PBS)

There goes the neighborhood! The unwelcome arrival of a familiar face upends the lives of an engaged couple in the new thriller “Ex Door Neighbor.” With Chantel Riley. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

A lightweight championship title unification bout tops a semiquincentennial fight card at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in the MMA event UFC Freedom 250 a.k.a. “UFC at the White House.” (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on Paramount+)

DI Keating and the Rev (Robson Green, Rishi Nair) are back on the case in an 11th season of the British-made mystery drama “Grantchester.” (9 p.m. PBS)

Monday — June 15

Turner Classic Movies’ 100th birthday salute to Marilyn Monroe continues and includes the screen legend in Joshua Logan’s 1956 adaptation of playwright William Inge’s classic American drama “Bus Stop.” (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on TCM)

A close-knit group of little people live, laugh and love while sharing a vacation rental in sunny Palm Springs, Calif. in the new reality series “Little Singles.” (9 p.m. TLC)

Meanwhile, back at the ranch: The reality series “The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys” saddles up for a third season. (9:15 p.m. Bravo)

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Sunday — June 7

Anyone for tennis? The 2026 French Open concludes with the men’s singles final. From Roland Garros Stade in Paris. (9 a.m. ET and 6 a.m. PT on TNT, truTv and HBO Max)

Broadway gives its regards to itself at The 79th Annual Tony Awards. The musicals “The Lost Boys” and “Schmigadoon!” lead the field with 12 noms apiece, and pop star Pink serves as mistress of ceremonies at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on CBS and Paramount+)

“The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper” explores the controversy surrounding a mixed martial arts event scheduled for June 14 at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in the new episode “UFC at the White House.” (8 p.m. CNN)

“Renovation Island” co-hosts and old married couple Bryan and Sarah Baeumler tackle a full slate of projects in their latest series, “Building Baeumler.” (8 p.m. HGTV)

“This Land” is your land. Historians, academics, et al. offer a sea-to-shining-sea survey of America’s westward expansion from the Colonial Era to the 20th century in this new six-part series. (9 and 10 p.m. CNN)

If too many cooks spoil the soup, just imagine what “100 Cooks” could do! Talented amateurs vie for a cool quarter mil in this new culinary competition hosted by “AGT’s” Terry Crews. (9 p.m. Food Network)

Do you remember their classic hit songs like “September”? Directed by Questlove, the new music doc “Earth, Wind & Fire (to Be Celestial vs. That’s the Weight of the World)” salutes the Grammy-winning funk, soul and R&B band that ruled the charts in the 1970s. (9 p.m. HBO)

“Queer Eye’s” resident food and wine expert sallies forth in search of experiences to enjoy and flavors to savor in the new travelogue “Best of the World with Antoni Porowski.” (9 and 10 p.m. National Geographic)

Monday — June 8

“Alice and Steve” are BFFs — or they were, until the latter began dating the former’s 20-something daughter — in this Britcom starring Nicola Walker (“Last Tango in Halifax”) and “What We Do in the Shadows’” Jemaine Clement. (Anytime, Hulu)

Get up close and personal with a trailblazing women’s soccer star in “Gamechangers: The Ashlyn Harris Story,” the debut installment of a new sports anthology series. (Anytime, Roku Channel)

The New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs are back on the hardwood as the 2026 NBA Finals continue. (8:30 p.m. ET and 5:30 p.m. PT on ABC; also Wednesday; and Saturday, if necessary)

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Sunday — May 31

Keep… it… together… “The 51st AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Eddie Murphy” salutes the comedy legend who broke out on “SNL” in the early ’80s before taking his act to the big screen. (Anytime, Netflix)

One contestant will walk away a winner and the others will just be happy to finally get off their feet in the Season 3 finale of “24 in 24: Last Chef Standing” hosted by Michael Symon and Esther Choi. (8 p.m. Food Network)

Your move: A troubled police detective tries try to take down a chess-obsessed serial killer in the new thriller “Checkmate.” With Joyce Glenn. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

The future’s uncertain and the end is always near as the edgy teen-themed drama “Euphoria” wraps its third season with no announced plans for a fourth. Zendaya, Colman Domingo and Sydney Sweeney star. (9 p.m. HBO)

Monday — June 1

The stand-up special “Jeff Foxworthy: The Joke’s On Me” catches the veteran comic cracking wise at the Gas South Theater in Duluth, Ga. (Anytime, Fox Nation)

More couples in crisis decamp for a castle in the English countryside to try to work things out in a third season of the “90 Day Fiancé” spin-off “90 Day: The Last Resort.” (8 p.m. TLC)

Happy birthday, dear Marilyn… Turner Classic Movies kicks off a month-long celebration of what would’ve been screen legend Marilyn Monroe’s 100th with the 1953 musical “Gentleman Prefer Blondes.” (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on TCM)

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Sunday — May 24

Don’t believe everything you think! Comic Tom Segura returns with even more twisted vignettes in a second season of his sketch series “Bad Thoughts.” (Anytime, Netflix)

Get your motor runnin’… IndyCar’s finest take to the track for the 110th edition of the Indianapolis 500, live from Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Ind. (12:30 p.m. ET and 9:30 a.m. PT on Fox)

Head out on the speedway… Elsewhere, NASCAR’s finest take to the track for the 67th running of the Coca-Cola 600, live from Charlotte Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C. (5 p.m. ET and 2 p.m. PT on Prime Video)

The NBA playoffs continue, as necessary, with the Thunder vs. the Spurs (8 p.m. and 5 p.m. PT Sunday; 8:30 p.m. ET and 5:30 p.m. PT Tuesday & Thursday; and 8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT Saturday on NBC and Peacock) and the Knicks vs. the Cavs. (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT Monday, Wednesday & Friday on ESPN)

The NHL Stanley Cup playoffs continue, as necessary, with the Avalanche vs. the Golden Knights (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT Sunday on ESPN; 9 p.m. ET and 6 p.m. PT Tuesday & Thursday, on ESPN; 8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT Saturday on ABC) and the Hurricanes vs. the Canadiens (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT Monday, Wednesday & Friday on TNT and truTV)

Turner Classic Movies’ annual Memorial Day weekend marathon continues and includes “The Best Years of Our Lives,” director William Wyler’ multi-Oscar-winning 1946 drama about American servicemen readjusting to civilian life after WWII. With Fredric March and Dana Andrews. (8:30 p.m. ET and 5:30 p.m. PT on TCM)

The “Yellowstone” spin-off “Marshals” ends its first season and the action drama “Tracker” its third. Luke Grimes stars in the former and Justin Hartley and Jensen Ackles in the latter. (8 and 9 p.m. CBS)

Live from the U.S. Capitol, it’s the annual “National Memorial Day Concert.” With returning co-hosts Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise and appearances by Noah Wyle (“The Pitt”), Broadway’s Laura Osnes, country singer Alan Jackson, et al. (8 p.m. PBS; also 8 pm. ET and 5 p.m. PT on PBS.org and the PBS YouTube Channel)

Woo! The storied rivalry between pro wrestling legends Ric Flair and Randy “Macho Man” Savage is revisited on the season premiere of “WWE Rivals.” A second new episode follows. (8 and 9 p.m. A&E)

Get ready to say goodbye to “The Chi” as the gritty Chicago-set drama returns for its eighth and final season. With Lynn Whitfield. (9 p.m. Showtime)

Wubba lubba dub dub! “Rick & Morty,” the adult animated sci-fi comedy from Justin Roiland and “Community’s” Dan Harmon, portals back in for a ninth season. (11 p.m. Adult Swim)

Monday — May 25

Holidaymakers at a loch-side retreat in Scotland eye each other with increasing suspicion in “Summerwater,” a mystery drama based on the Sarah Moss bestseller. With Dougray Scott and “Happy Valley’s” Shirley Henderson. (Anytime, Acorn TV)

Oscar winner Nicolas Cage is not exactly your friendly neighborhood web-slinger in “Spider-Noir,” an eight-part live-action series based on the Marvel Comic, set in 1930s NYC, and available to watch in black & white or color. (2:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. MGM+; also Wednesday on Prime Video)

Taylor Swift leads the field with eight nominations, Billy Idol and reggaeton star Karol G receive special honors and Queen Latifah is your hostess with the mostest at “The 52nd American Music Awards” in Las Vegas. (8 p.m. CBS)

Thank you for your service: A group of WWII veterans make a return visit to Normandy to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion in the 2025 documentary “Why We Dream.” (8 p.m. CNN)

Anything to declare? If you don’t they’re gonna find it anyway in new episodes of the docuseries “Contraband: Seized at the Border.” (8 p.m. Discovery Channel)

The sweeping, 20-part docuseries “World War II With Tom Hanks,” hosted by the “Saving Private Ryan” star himself, takes a deep dive into the global conflict that claimed the lives of tens of millions between 1939 and 1945. (8, 9 and 10 p.m. History Channel)

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Sunday — May 17

It’s always the person you least suspect in the new true-crime docuseries “The Killer Among Us” hosted by “The Good Wife’s” Alan Cumming. (7 p.m. Oxygen)

She’s still the one: Shania Twain is your hostess with the mostest for the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas, where singer Megan Moroney leads the field with nine nominations. (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on Prime Video)

“Family Guy” tackles a trio of tales from history for its 24th season finale, after which, “Bob’s Burgers” ends its 16th season with two non-consecutive episodes. (8, 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. Fox)

Past contestants return to compete — but they still haven’t got a thing to wear! — in “Naked and Afraid: Global Showdown,” the latest entry in the outdoor survival franchise. (8 p.m. Discovery Channel)

Things take a dark turn for the ladies who brunch after one of their number winds up dead in the mystery thriller “Friends Until the End.” With Christa Rose and Sarah Malfara. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

“Cow!” Ride along with teams tracking twisters across the large swath of the Midwest known as “Tornado Alley” in the docuseries “In the Eye of the Storm: Chasers.” (10 p.m. Discovery Channel)

Monday — May 18

“Suddenly Susan’s” Brooke Shields plays a novelist who joins forces with a spunky podcaster (Amalia Williamson) to solve a murder in a quaint New England town in the new mystery comedy “You’re Killing Me.” (Anytime, Acorn TV)

The procedural drama “FBI” and its spinoff “CIA” end their eighth and first seasons, respectively. (9 and 10 p.m. CBS)

Oh, baby! Former cast members of “16 and Pregnant” recall their time on the hit reality series in the season finale of “Hollywood Demons.” (9 p.m. Investigation Discovery)

Taiwanese American filmmaker Vicky Du turns the camera on her own family to explore the immigrant experience, intergenerational trauma and more in the 2024 documentary “Light of the Setting Sun” on “Independent Lens.” (10 p.m. PBS)

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Sunday — May 10

The 2026 NBA playoffs and the NHL’s 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs continue throughout the week. (Various days, times and teams; check NBA.com and NHL.com for updates)

Turner Classic Movies’ slate of Mother’s Day offerings includes Oscar winner Joan Crawford in Michael Curtiz’ noir-ish 1945 melodrama “Mildred Pierce.” (3:15 p.m. ET and 12:15 p.m. PT on TCM)

“The Imperial Presidency: A Fareed Zakaria Special” examines how the power of the Executive branch has grown, in ways that the Framers of the Constitution might not have imagined or approved of, over the last two-and-a half centuries. (8 p.m. CNN)

Expect short jokes — lots and lots of short jokes — when standup comedy’s finest dunk on one of their own in the new live special “The Roast of Kevin Hart.” (8 p.m. ET and 5 p.m. PT on Netflix)

They’re still racking up the frequent flyer miles while looking for love in overseas places in new episodes of the reality series “90 Day Fiancé.” (8 p.m. TLC)

“Home Town’s” Ben and Erin Napier join in the effort to restore a dilapidated 1930s hotel to its former glory in their new spinoff series “Home Town: Inn This Together.” (8 p.m. HGTV)

A secret pregnancy upsets the proverbial apple cart in one small town in the thriller “My Granddaughter Has Your Son’s Face.” With Vail Bloom and Tatum Jennings. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

Au revoir! “Eva Longoria: Searching for France,” the former “Desperate Housewives” star’s latest foodie travelogue, wraps up with back-to-back episodes. (9 and 10 p.m. CNN)

Vengeance is his — finally — in the conclusion of the BBC’s eight-part adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ classic novel “The Count of Monte Cristo.” Sam Claflin stars. (10 p.m. PBS)

She came, she saw, she came back. And now, sitcom star turned reality TV star Valerie Cherish (Lisa Kudrow) is signing off for good in the finale of the showbiz satire “The Comeback.” (10:30 p.m. HBO)

Monday — May 11

Speaking of comebacks, former “One Tree Hill” co-stars James Lafferty and Stephen Colletti move to a new streaming platform for a second season their own showbiz satire, “Everyone is Doing Great.” (Anytime, Netflix)

Nothing says lovin’ like something from the oven… “The Great American Baking Show” returns with a new season and a new co-host, Broadway’s Andrew Rannells, joining Casey Wilson and returning judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood. (Anytime, Roku Channel)

“SNL’s” Colin Jost is once again your host with the most as the spinoff trivia challenge “Pop Culture Jeopardy!” also moves to a new streamer for its sophomore season. (Anytime, Netflix)

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Sunday — May 3

Get your kicks! The three-part docuseries “Soccer Meets America” surveys the decades-long effort to build a following for “the beautiful game” here in these United States. (Anytime, Roku Channel)

The 2026 NBA playoffs and the NHL’s 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs continue throughout the week. (Various days, times and teams; check NBA.com and NHL.com for updates)

A young woman is menaced by a masked stranger who films her while she sleeps and then sends her the video in the new thriller “Somebody’s Watching Me.” With Kirsten Comerford. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

Elementary, my dear “Watson.” The medical drama starring Morris Chestnut as Sherlock Holmes’ sometime partner in crime-solving ends its run after two seasons. “The Riches’” Eddie Izzard guest stars. (10 p.m. CBS)

Monday — May 4

A chance encounter with the man convicted of murdering her brother decades earlier sets an Irish woman to crafting an elaborate plan for revenge in the imported drama “Dead & Buried.” With Annabel Scholey. (Anytime, Acorn TV)

Stranded on an uncharted desert isle, a group of British schoolboys promptly descend into savagery in “Lord of the Flies,” a new TV drama based on that William Golding novel you probably had to read back in high school. (Anytime, Netflix)

May the Fourth be with you: The house George Lucas built, and that Disney later bought, marks Star Wars Day by dropping the final two episodes of the animated spinoff series “Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord.” (Anytime, Disney+)

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Sunday — April 26

Out on the hardwood, the 2026 NBA playoffs continue throughout the week. (Various days, times and teams; check NBA.com for updates)

Meanwhile, over on the ice, the NHL’s 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs also continue. (Various days, times and teams; check NHL.com for updates)

“Biography: WWE Legends” is back to tell the tragic tale of a fallen pro wrestling dynasty in “The Curse of the Von Erichs.” Followed by the return of “WWE LFG” and the two-episode season premiere of “WWE’s Greatest Moments.” (8, 10, and 11 & 11:30 p.m. A&E)

“The Imperial Presidency: A Fareed Zakaria Special” examines how the power of the Executive branch has grown, in ways that the Framers of the Constitution might not have imagined or approved of, over the last two-and-a half centuries. (8 p.m. CNN)

A fresh batch of contestants will put their skills, stamina and need for sleep to the test in a third season of “24 in 24: Last Chef Standing.” With hosts Michael Symon and Esther Choi. (8 p.m. Food Network)

A witness with a hidden agenda complicates a reporter’s investigation into a spate of killings in the new TV movie “The Moonlight Murders.” With Harley Bronwyn. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

Monday — April 27

The documentary “Attenborough: Behind the Lens” celebrates the life and work of beloved British naturalist Sir David Attenborough as he approaches his 100th birthday. (Anytime, Acorn TV)

In celebration of National Deaf History Month, musical numbers from three of Disney’s more recent hits — “Frozen 2,” “Moana 2” and “Encanto” — are given an American Sign Language makeover in the new special “Disney Animation’s Songs in Sign Language.” (Anytime, Disney+)

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Sunday — April 19

CM Punk defends his world heavyweight title against Roman Reigns in the main event on the closing night of WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas. (6 p.m. ET and 3 p.m. PT on the ESPN app)

They’ll be hitting the hardwood as the 2026 NBA Playoffs continue throughout the week with first-round action. (Various teams, times and channels; check NBA.com for updates)

There’s been a “Murder at the Merriweather.” And to make matters worse, they gave you a room right next to the ice machine in this new thriller set at a schmancy resort. With Haley Lohrli. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

“The Way Home,” the multi-generational family drama starring Andie MacDowell and Chyler Leigh (“Grey’s Anatomy”), returns for a fourth and final season. (9 p.m. Hallmark Channel)

The nostalgia for happier days, before safety regulations and common sense took all the fun out of everything, continues in a second season of “Hazardous History with Henry Winkler.” (9 p.m. History Channel)

If you lived there, you’d be home now… you just wouldn’t be able to leave. The small-town horror drama “From” is back for a fourth season. “Lost’s” Harold Perrineau stars. (9 p.m. MGM+)

Anyway you slice it: It’s Pizza Hut versus Domino’s versus Little Caesars, et al., when the “pizza wars” of the 1980s and 90s are recalled in the season premiere of “The Food That Built America.” (10 p.m. History Channel)

Monday — April 20

Dave’s not here, man. But Messrs. Marin and Chong will be when the legendary stoner-comedy duo look back on their lengthy career in the 2024 documentary “Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie.” (Anytime, Paramount+)

“Harold & Kumar’s” John Cho and Kal Penn, the aforementioned Tommy Chong, et al. help spark a conversation about cannabis culture in the new four-segment documentary “4X20: Quick Hits.” (Anytime, Hulu)

“The Freak Brothers” are still letting their freak flag fly in new episodes of this adult animated sitcom based on the classic underground comics. With the voices of John Goodman, Woody Harrelson and “SNL’s” Pete Davidson. (Anytime, Tubi)

“Get meow-t of here!” says a house cat named “Kevin” after his owners’ relationship hits the skids in this adult animated sitcom featuring the voices of Jason Schwartzman and Aubrey Plaza. (Anytime, Prime Video)

The new special “Kill Tony: WrestleMania” features controversial comic and podcaster Tony Hinchcliffe in conversation with some of the grapplers who participated in the event in Las Vegas. (Anytime, Netflix)

Come and meet those aching feet! The best of the best and the best of the rest will hit the streets of Beantown in live coverage of the 130th running of the Boston Marathon. (9 a.m. ET and 6 a.m. PT on ESPN2)

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Sunday — April 12

In this corner… Retired heavyweight champ Tyson Fury kicks it with the fam in a second season of his reality series “At Home with the Furys.” (Anytime, Netflix)

Someone’s going home with a snazzy green jacket as play concludes at pro golf’s 2026 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Ga. (Noon ET and 9 a.m. PT on Paramount+; 2 p.m. ET and 11 a.m. PT on CBS)

A desperate teen takes a rather big risk when she makes off with a dead bank robber’s ill-gotten gains in the new TV movie “Ten Thousand Reasons for Revenge.” With Meredith Riley Stewart and Addisyn Grace Cain. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

They’re moving fast and breaking things in the tech capital of the world — Silicon Valley — in the new darkly comic drama “The Audacity.” With Billy Magnussen, Lucy Punch, Randall Park and Zach Galifianakis. (9 p.m. AMC; also BBC America, IFC, Sundance TV and WE)

Bon appetit! She’s been to Mexico, she’s been to Spain. And now, the former “Desperate Housewives” star sets her sights on Gaul in her latest foodie travelogue, “Eva Longoria: Searching for France.” (9 and 10 p.m. CNN)

Is there life after high school? They’re gonna find out when Emmy winner Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, et al., return for third season of the edgy youth-themed drama “Euphoria.” Emmy winner Colman Domingo also stars. (9 p.m. HBO)

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Sunday — April 5

It’ll be UConn or South Carolina versus Texas or UCLA in the final of the NCAA Women’s College Basketball Tournament in Phoenix. (3:30 p.m. ET, 12:30 p.m. PT on ABC, ESPN)

(Check the NCAA website for team updates)

You could watch the NHL’s Washington Capitals and New York Rangers play the traditional way (7 p.m. ET, 4 p.m. PT on ESPN). Or you could watch the exact same game — but computer-animated in real time — in the “Inside Out Classic” inspired by the 2015 Pixar film. (Disney Channel, Disney+, and ESPN+)

R&B legend Chaka Kahn and gospel great Kirk Franklin are among the music stars helping to draw attention to the mounting student loan debt crisis at historically Black colleges and universities in the concert special “HBCU Awarefest.” (8 p.m. BET)

Trash will be talked, tables flipped, drinks thrown, etc. as the reality TV franchise entry “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” returns for a 17th season. (8 p.m. Bravo)

Return with us now to early 20th-century Western Canada as the “When Calls the Heart” spinoff “When Hope Calls” kicks off a third season. With Morgan Kohan. (8 p.m. GAF)

Desperate parents take matters into their own hands when a visit from child protective services doesn’t go their way in the new thriller “Kidnapping My Own Daughter.” With Kathryn Kohut and Catherine Saindon. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

The truth may be out there, but the “proof” still looks kinda shaky and blurry, as the unscripted series “Paranormal Caught on Camera” returns with new episodes. (9 p.m. Travel Channel)

It starts with a personal computer built in a garage in San Leandro, Calif. in 1977 in the documentary “50 Years of Apple” on a new “The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper.” (10 p.m. CNN).

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Sunday — March 29

A former investigative reporter begins to have suspicions about her supposedly “Picture Perfect Sister-in-Law” in this new thriller. With Analisa Wall and Christie Campo. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

Where have you gone, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.? The four-part docuseries “Standoff: The FBI, Power and Paranoia” concludes with back-to-back episodes. (9 and 10 p.m. CNN)

Crime pays: The popular true-crime podcast turned streaming hit “Betrayal: Secrets & Lies” makes the leap to broadcast TV as a new weekly docuseries. (10 p.m. ABC)

Monday — March 30

Good fences make good neighbors, but one couple’s plans to renovate their kitchen brings out the bad in just about everyone in the British mystery drama “The Feud on Shelbury Drive.” With Jill Halfpenny and John Barnett. (Anytime, Acorn TV)

Just another day in “Paradise.” The post-apocalyptic drama starring Sterling K. Brown closes out its second season having recently been renewed for a third. (Anytime, Hulu)

Fore! The new sports doc “Rory McIlroy: The Masters Wait” tracks the veteran golfer’s quest to capture the coveted green jacket bestowed upon the winner of the annual tournament in Augusta, Ga. (Anytime, Prime Video)

Familiar faces: Anthony Anderson (“Black-ish,” “Law & Order”) guest stars on a new episode of “The Neighborhood” and “Reno 911!’s” Thomas Lennon does likewise on the workplace sitcom “DMV.” (8 and 8:30 p.m. CBS)

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Sunday — March 22

Parting is such bittersweet sorrow as “Like Water for Chocolate,” the Spanish-language drama based on the beloved Laura Esquivel novel, ends its run after two seasons. With Azul Guaita. (Anytime, HBO Max)

Live — okay, not actually — from the London, it’s “Saturday Night Live UK”! “SNL” alum Tina Fey pops across the Pond to host the debut installment of a new British iteration of the long-running sketch-comedy series. With musical guest, Wet Leg. (Anytime, Peacock)

March Madness never stops at the 2026 NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament. (Various times on CBS, TBS, TNT & TruTV; also Thursday-next Sunday; concludes April 6) (check NCAA website for updated schedules)

Play also continues at the 2026 NCAA Women’s College Basketball Tournament. (Various times on ABC, ESPN & ESPN2; also Monday, Friday-Saturday; concludes April 5) (check NCAA website for updated schedules)

The secret lives of Old Testament wives — Sarah, Rebekah, et al. — are explored in the new inspirational drama “The Faithful: Women of the Bible.” With Minnie Driver, Jeffrey Donovan and Alexa Davalos. (8 p.m. Fox)

[On an unrelated note, if you were looking for the new season of “The Bachelorette” starring controversial “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” cast member Taylor Frankie Paul — it has now been canceled.]

Fetch clean towels and boil some water, the British period drama “Call the Midwife” is back for a 15th season. With Jenny Agutter. (8 p.m. PBS)

“Who Could Kill a Sweet Old Lady?” That is the question keeping a wealthy elderly woman’s new caregiver up at night in this made-for-cable thriller. With Alexandra Harris. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

Return with us now Victorian England for “The Forsytes.” “Cranford’s” Francesca Annis heads the cast of this all-new period drama based on novelist John Galsworthy’s Nobel Prize-winning saga. (9 p.m. PBS)

Nixon and Hoover. Clinton and Freeh. Trump and Comey. The new four-part docuseries “Standoff: The FBI, Power and Paranoia” explores the often contentious relationship between U.S. presidents and their respective FBI directors. (9 and 10 p.m. CNN; concludes March 29)

Alexandre Dumas’ wrongfully imprisoned protagonist (Sam Claflin, “My Cousin Rachel”) seeks freedom, revenge, and to perhaps one day have a sandwich named after himself in a new miniseries adaptation of the classic 19th-century adventure tale “The Count of Monte Cristo.” Oscar winner Bille August directs and Oscar winner Jeremy Irons co-stars. (10 p.m. PBS)

Long time, no see! “Friends’” Lisa Kudrow reprises her once-a-decade role as sitcom actor turned reality TV star Valerie Cherish in a third and final season of the satirical series “The Comeback.” (10:30 p.m. HBO)

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Thanks again, and happy viewing…

Matt

Sunday — March 15

Happy Selection Sunday to all who celebrate! The 68-team field on the men’s side for the 2026 NCAA College Basketball Tournament is revealed (6 p.m. ET, 3 p.m. PT on CBS), followed by the announcement of the slate of teams for the women’s side. (8 p.m. ET, 5 p.m. PT on ESPN)

The horror-musical mashup “Sinners” leads the field with a record-breaking 16 nominations at the 98th Academy Awards, a.k.a. “The Oscars.” Conan O’Brien hosts the proceedings at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. (7 p.m. ET, 4 p.m. PT on ABC)

(Live coverage of the Oscars red carpet gets underway at 4 p.m. ET, 1 p.m. PT on CNN and E!)

A young woman who recently aged out of foster care gets a gig as an au pair for “The Seemingly Perfect Family” in this new fact-based thriller. With Rylee Reagan. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

O brothers, where art thou? Drew and Jonathan Scott go the extra mile for their clients in their latest real estate and renovation-themed series, “Property Brothers: Under Pressure.” (9 p.m. HGTV)

Monday — March 16

Infertility, chronic illnesses, etc.? Life in plastic may not be so fantastic after all, as detailed in the new documentary “The Plastic Detox,” which examines the health risks posed by the synthetic material that’s in seemingly everything. (Anytime, Netflix)

Familiar faces: “The Office’s” Craig Robinson, “SNL’s” Heidi Gardner and rapper Megan Thee Stallion guest star on a new episode of the Tracy Morgan sitcom “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.” (8:30 p.m. NBC)

Pick a lane! The new five-part docuseries “Born to Bowl” gets up close and personal with five of the top players on the men’s professional bowling circuit. “Ray Donovan’s” Liev Schreiber narrates. (9 p.m. HBO)

“People Magazine Investigates” takes you inside a controversial fundamentalist religious sect with offshoots around the world in the new exposé “The Secrets of the Twelve Tribes Cult.” (9 p.m. Investigation Discovery)

Tuesday — March 17

“Mark Normand: None Too Pleased” catches the veteran comic griping — about this, that and don’t even get him started on the other — in a new standup special filmed in Boulder, Colo. (Anytime, Netflix)

The 2026 NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament officially tips off with the “First Four” matchups in Dayton, Ohio. (6:30 and 9 p.m. ET, 3:30 and 6 p.m. PT on TruTV; also Wednesday)

DEFCON what now?! The Season 2 premiere of “Secrets Declassified with David Duchovny” sees the “X-Files” star investigating a NATO military exercise in 1983 that nearly brought the world to the brink of nuclear war. (10 p.m. History Channel)

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Wednesday — March 18

Keep your friends close but your frenemies closer: Elisabeth Moss (“The Handmaid’s Tale”), “Scandal’s” Kerry Washington and “House of Cards’” Kate Mara share the screen in the new eight-part psychological thriller “Imperfect Women” based on the Araminta Hall novel. (Anytime, Apple TV+)

Look — up in the sky! The adult animated superhero series “Invincible” is back for a fourth season. Featuring the voices of Steven Yeun, Sandra Oh and J.K. Simmons. (Anytime, Prime Video)

A working-class British lass becomes personal dresser to Sarah, Duchess of York, only to see her new life tragically fall apart, in the four-part fact-based drama “The Lady.” With Mia McKenna-Bruce (“Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials”) and “Game of Thrones’” Natalie Dormer. (Anytime, Britbox)

The 2026 NCAA Women’s College Basketball Tournament also officially tips off with its “First Four” matchups in Fort Worth, Texas. (7 and 9 p.m. ET, 4 and 6 p.m. PT on ESPN2; also Thursday)

Pyramid scheme: The docuspecial “Assassination in the Valley of the Kings” lays out the dastardly murder plot against Pharaoh Ramses III in Egypt some three millennia ago. (9 p.m. Discovery Channel)

Come on down? Reports of discrimination, sexual harassment and a toxic work environment behind the scenes of the long-running daytime game show “The Price is Right” are probed in a two-part exposé on “Dirty Rotten Scandals.” (9 and 10 p.m. E!)

The agony of da feet! Podiatrist Dr. Marion Yau and her husband, general practitioner Dr. Kenny, tend to patients suffering from a wide variety of debilitating foot conditions in the new unscripted series “Bad Foot Clinic.” (10 p.m. TLC)

Thursday — March 19

The new sports doc “Meal Ticket” salutes McDonald’s All American Games, the annual exhibition for high school basketball players that gave future stars like Michael Jordan and LeBron James the chance to show their stuff. (Anytime, Prime Video)

The 2026 NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament continues with a veritable tidal wave of first- and second-round action. (Various times on CBS, TBS, TNT & TruTV; also Friday-next Sunday) (Check NCAA website for updated schedules)

Aspiring interior designers are put on a tight budget and then put through their paces in the new competition series “The Thrifting Show with Lara Spencer” hosted by the longtime “GMA” contributor. (9 p.m. Freeform)

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Friday — March 20

They’re having a devil of a time in Tasmania in a second season of the darkly-comic Australian-made mystery drama “Deadloch.” With Kate Box and Madeleine Sami. (Anytime, Prime Video)

Aspiring female filmmakers put their best flicks forward in an annual showcase at NYC’s Barnard College in the new special “Future of Film: Athena Film Festival.” (Anytime, Sundance Now)

An unwitting temp is in for some spicy shenanigans when he gets a “job” at a faux, family-owned hot-sauce company in the docu-comedy followup “Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat.” (Anytime, Prime Video)

“Do you like scary movies?” The new documentary “1000 Women in Horror” spotlights the myriad contributions that female writers, actors, directors, et al. have made to the horror-film genre through the decades. (Anytime, Shudder)

Mr. Shelby… Cillian Murphy reprises his role as the British crime boss in “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,” a one-off movie based on the 2013-22 drama. Stephen Graham (“Adolescence”) and “Dune’s” Rebecca Ferguson also star. (Anytime, Netflix)

The new rock doc “The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel” finds the Peppers’ Anthony Kiedis and Flea paying tribute to the band’s original guitarist Hillel Slovak, who died 1988. (Anytime, Netflix)

Which witch is which? Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo return in “Wicked: For Good,” the 2025 conclusion of the two-part adaptation of the hit fantasy musical, which is also presented in a sing-along version and another featuring commentary from director Jon M. Chu. (Anytime, Peacock)

A snake, a bunny and a guinea pig walk into a second season of the kid-friendly animated series “Wonder Pets: In the City.” (Anytime, Apple TV+)

The 2026 NCAA Women’s College Basketball Tournament also continues (Various times on ABC, ESPN & ESPN2; also Saturday-next Monday) (check NCAA website for updated schedules)

Female do-gooders doing good in their respective communities collect their due in the new awards special “Remarkable Women.” (9 p.m. The CW)

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Saturday — March 21

Return with us now to “Hope Valley: 1874.” Bethany Joy Lenz, Benjamin Ayres and “Law & Order’s” Jill Hennessy star in this new series that serves as a prequel to the Canada-set period drama “When Calls the Heart.” (Anytime, Hallmark+)

The new concert special “BTS The Comeback Live | Arirang” captures the chart-topping Korean boy band BTS performing for fans in Seoul and around the world in a livestream event. (7 a.m. ET, 4 a.m. PT on Netflix)

A Chinese American pottery artist (Janel Parrish, “Pretty Little Liars”) hooks up with a hunky handyman in the new made-for-cable romantic fable “Two for Tee.” (8 p.m. Hallmark Channel)

Ain’t no sunshine… Oscar nominee Abigail Breslin plays a participant in a sleep study who awakens to a living nightmare in the new psychological thriller “I Killed Him in My Sleep.” (8 p.m. Lifetime)

(All times Eastern and Pacific unless otherwise noted. Programming subject to change without notice. Please check your local listings.)

A NOTE TO READERS…

Spring forward!

Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. this Sunday. I took the change into account when double-checking the air times listed below, but my apologies for any inaccuracies you may encounter.

Sunday — March 8

The concert special “Harry Styles. One Night in Manchester.” catches the former One Direction member performing for fans in the U.K. — and around the world — via a live simulcast. (3 p.m. ET, noon PT on Netflix)

There’s a method to their murderousness in a second season of the true-crime series “A Plan to Kill.” (7 p.m. Oxygen)

“The Couple Across the Street” seem like decent folk, but don’t roll out the welcome wagon just yet, in this new made-for-cable thriller. With Jenny Raven. (8 p.m. Lifetime)

“Disaster: The Chernobyl Meltdown,” the four-part series marking the 40th anniversary of the catastrophic explosion at a nuclear power plant in Soviet-era Ukraine in 1986, concludes with back-to-back episodes. (9 and 10 p.m. CNN)

Paperback writer, writer, writer… “The Office’s” Steve Carell plays a novelist who gets a gig as a guest lecturer at a small liberal arts college where his daughter just so happens to be a professor in the new comedy series “Rooster.” (10 p.m. HBO)

Monday — March 9

Drive, she said! “Pitch Perfect’s” Anna Camp guest stars as a driving examiner who may be gunning for Collette’s (Harriet Dyer) job on a new episode of the workplace sitcom “DMV.” (8:30 p.m. CBS)

Nothing could be finer than to be in North and South Carolina when “Top Chef” and returning host Kristen Kish serve up a new season filmed in Charlotte, N.C. and Greenville, S.C. (9 p.m. Bravo)

The proof is in the pastry in the new competition series “The Ultimate Baking Championship.” Jesse Palmer hosts and Duff Goldman heads up the judges’ panel. (9 p.m. Food Network)

The new documentary “Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare” marks the 15th anniversary of the catastrophic meltdown at the titular Japanese power plant in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that rocked the region in 2011. (9 p.m. HBO)

Tuesday — March 10

Remember the ’90s? This Southern-fried comic does and he’s fixin’ to tell you how much better things were way back when in his first-ever stand-up special, “Derrick Stroup: Nostalgic.” (Anytime, Netflix)

Turner Classic Movies’ annual “31 Days of Oscar” series continues and includes a three-film salute to the late Robert Duvall: The 1983 romance “Tender Mercies,” the 1979 drama “The Great Santini” and Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 Vietnam War epic “Apocalypse Now.” (8 and 10 p.m. and 12:15 a.m. ET; 5, 7 and 9:15 p.m. PT on TCM)

It’s not safe in the streets, or in the shopping aisles for that matter, as the unscripted series “Road Wars” and “Customer Wars” each return with back-to-back episodes. (9, 9:30, 10 and 10:30 p.m. A&E)

Wednesday — March 11

Sexy singles attempt to prove that age ain’t nothin’ but a number in the new dating show “Age of Attraction.” “The Bachelor’s’ Nick Viall, age 45, and wife Natalie Joy, 27, co-host. (Anytime, Netflix)

¿Quien es mas macho? The new documentary “Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere” sees the journalist investigating the toxic, testosterone-fueled world of masculinity-obsessed social media influencers. (Anytime, Netflix)

Remains to be seen: Oscar winner Nicole Kidman portrays novelist Patricia Cornwell’s dogged medical examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta in the new forensics drama “Scarpetta” based on the bestselling book series. (Anytime, Prime Video)

Crikey! Two American siblings (“SNL’s” Will Forte, “The Good Place’s” D’Arcy Carden) attempt to launch a spray-tan business in Australia, only to run afoul of local mobsters, in the new comedy series “Sunny Nights.” (Anytime, Hulu)

Bunny cop Judy Hopps (voice of Ginnifer Goodwin) and her partner in crime-fighting, the foxy Nick Wilde (voice of Jason Bateman), are back on the beat in the kid-friendly animated 2025 sequel “Zootopia 2.” (Anytime, Disney+)

I can see clearly now… Contestants from the most recent season reunite to reminisce on a special edition of “Love is Blind” hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey. (9 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. PT on Netflix)

Who’s smizing now? Former contestants on “America’s Next Top Model” cast a jaundiced eye upon their experiences on the long-running, Tyra Banks-hosted reality competition in a new two-part expose on “Dirty Rotten Scandals.” (9 and 10 p.m. E!)

Thursday — March 12

Trash will be talked, drinks — “dirty sodas,” presumably — will be thrown, etc. as the Utah-set reality series “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” brings forth a fourth season. (Anytime, Hulu)

Return with us now to “Virgin River.” The small-town romantic drama starring Alexandra Breckenridge and Jack Sheridan is back for a seventh season. (Anytime, Netflix)

If you build it, they will come — and look at it, several thousand years later — in the new docuseries “Ancient Structures: Secrets Revealed.” (9 and 10 p.m. National Geographic)

The closer I get to you… Roberta Flack, the Grammy-winning songstress who melded pop, soul and R&B into her own smooth signature sound, is remembered in the new docuspecial “OWN Spotlight: Roberta.” (9 p.m. OWN)

Pencil or pen? “Fargo’s” Steve Buscemi guest stars as a crossword-puzzle champ on a new episode of the “Good Wife” spin-off “Elsbeth.” With Carrie Preston. (10 p.m. CBS)

Host Tony Harris probes more accounts of close encounters of the first, second, third and fourth kind in Season 2 of the spin-off series “The Proof is Out There: Alien Edition.” (10 p.m. History Channel)

Friday — March 13

A domestic disturbance call turns into an accidental shooting which turns into an attempted cover-up which turns into something far more sinister for the two cops who responded in the 2025 found-footage thriller “Bodycam.” (Anytime, Shudder)

The new four-part docuseries “Dynasty: The Murdochs” takes a “Succession”-like look at the battle for control of billionaire media-mogul Rupert Murdoch’s sprawling broadcasting and publishing empire. (Anytime, Netflix)

Somewhere over the rainbow… The 2025 doc “It’s Dorothy!” celebrates the fictional Kansas farm girl featured in L. Frank Baum’s classic tale “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” as well as in myriad other books, movies and musicals. (Anytime, Peacock)

A physician (Niamh Algar, “Raised by Wolves”) and a psychiatric resident (Tom Hughes, “Victoria”) each stand accused of “Malpractice” in Series 1 and 2, respectively, of this British anthology drama. (Anytime, Hulu)

Four men fight for survival after their fishing trip off Florida’s Gulf Coast is interrupted by a fearsome storm in the fact-based 2025 drama “Not Without Hope.” Joe Carnahan directs and Zachary Levi and Josh Duhamel star. (Anytime, Paramount+)

Famous faces return to compete once more as the newly revamped and rechristened prime-time quiz show “Celebrity Jeopardy! All-Stars” kicks off a fourth season. With host Ken Jennings. (8 p.m. ABC)

Emmy winner Shawn Hatosy (“The Pitt”) reprises his guest role as no-nonsense Battalion Chief Brett Richards on a new episode of the action drama “Fire Country.” (9 p.m. CBS)

In the beginning, the reality series “Toddlers & Tiaras” begat the spin-off “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo,” which begat the spin-off “Mama June: From Not to Hot,” which begets an eighth season. (9 p.m. WE)

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Saturday — March 14

It’s not another “Tequila Sunrise”: Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer, who co-starred in that 1988 flick, reunite for “The Madison,” a new multi-generational family drama from “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan and set in Montana — of course — and Manhattan. (Anytime, Paramount+)

Our plucky advice columnist and her partner in crime-solving Det. Hogan (“When Calls the Heart’s” Pascale Hutton and Kavan Smith) are back in the TV movie sequel “Nelly Knows Mysteries: All Manners of Murders.” (8 p.m. Hallmark Channel)

Convicted in the death of her newborn baby some years earlier, a recently paroled woman (Italia Ricci, “Designated Survivor”) makes a shocking discovery in the new thriller “The Boy With My Son’s Face.” (8 p.m. Lifetime)

The aforementioned Harry Styles once again pulls double duty as both host and musical guest on a new “Saturday Night Live.” (11:29 ET, 8:29 and 11:29 p.m. PT on NBC)

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(All times Eastern and Pacific unless otherwise noted. Programming subject to change without notice. Please check your local listings.)