Frens, another week means another lineup of shows, movies, documentaries, and finales to add to your watch list.
Whether you’re looking for a new series to binge, a can’t miss finale, or a movie night at home, here’s everything premiering this week.
Monday, July 20
“King of the Hill” Season 15 (Hulu)
Hank, Peggy, Bobby, and the gang are back as the beloved animated comedy returns with all 10 episodes available to binge.
“Solo Traveling With Tracee Ellis Ross” Season 2 (Roku)
Tracee Ellis Ross embarks on more unforgettable adventures around the world. The first three episodes stream on premiere day.
9 p.m. “Ugliest House in America” Season 8 (HGTV)
Retta returns to tour some of America’s most outrageous homes before helping one lucky homeowner win a stunning renovation.
10 p.m. “History’s Greatest Machines With Dolph Lundgren” Season 1 Finale (History)
Dolph Lundgren wraps up the first season by exploring the engineering behind history’s most remarkable machines.
Tuesday, July 21
“WWE: Unreal” Season 3 (Netflix)
Go behind the scenes of WWE as the docuseries returns with all five episodes available to binge.
8 p.m. “In the City” Season 1 Reunion, Part 1 (Bravo)
The cast comes together to revisit the biggest moments and drama from the first season.
8 p.m. “Kitchen Nightmares” Season 3 (FOX)
Gordon Ramsay returns to help struggling restaurants turn things around before it’s too late.
9 p.m. “The Real Housewives of London” (Bravo)
Bravo heads across the pond with six glamorous women navigating friendships, family, and plenty of drama in London.
“Bill Maher: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize for American Humor” (Netflix)
Comedy’s biggest names celebrate Bill Maher as he receives the prestigious Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
Wednesday, July 22
“All the Queen’s Men” Midseason Finale (Paramount+)
Madam’s empire faces more twists and dangerous power plays before the series takes a midseason break.
“Christmas at Sea” Season 2 Finale (Hallmark+)
The feel-good reality series wraps up another holiday-themed voyage at sea.
“Heartstopper: Ending on a Hi” (Netflix)
This special celebrates the beloved series with unseen footage, cast interviews, creator Alice Oseman, and the fans who helped make Heartstopper a global phenomenon.
“The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On” Season 4 Finale (Netflix)
The final two episodes arrive as each couple decides whether to get married or walk away.
8 p.m. “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” Season 5 (ABC)
The hit game show returns with celebrity contestants competing for charity.
9 p.m. “Million Dollar Nannies” Season 1 Finale (Freeform)
The new reality series concludes with two back-to-back episodes.
9 p.m. “Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston” (National Geographic)
Tom Hiddleston combines history, archaeology, and dramatic recreations to explore the final hours of Pompeii. All three episodes begin streaming Thursday on Disney+ and Hulu.
“Masters of the Universe“ (Prime Video)
Prince Adam returns to Eternia after 15 years to reclaim the Sword of Power and face Skeletor in the long-awaited live action adventure starring Nicholas Galitzine.
“My Grandfather Charles Manson” (Hulu)
A woman searching for answers about her family discovers her grandfather is Charles Manson in this gripping documentary.
“A Toxic Love Story” (Netflix)
This true crime documentary explores a shocking California case where deception and obsession hide the truth.
Thursday, July 23
“Criminal Minds” Season 19 Finale (Paramount+)
The BAU’s latest investigation reaches its dramatic conclusion.
“Gone” (BritBox)
A detective investigates the disappearance of a music teacher and begins to suspect her husband may be hiding something. The first three episodes premiere this week.
“Ransom Canyon” Season 2 (Netflix)
The romantic western returns with all eight episodes available to binge, bringing more love, family feuds, and Texas-sized secrets.
“Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Season 4 (Paramount+)
Captain Pike and the crew of the Enterprise return for another season of adventures across the galaxy.
“Trigger Point” Season 3 Finale (BritBox)
The explosive thriller wraps up its third season.
8 p.m. “Restaurant Impossible: Last Call” (Food Network)
Chef Aarón Sánchez and restaurateur Jen Agg help struggling restaurants fight for a second chance.
9 p.m. “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” (HBO Max)
A multiverse disaster unfolds when Stuart accidentally puts reality at risk in this new comedy set in The Big Bang Theoryuniverse.
10 p.m. “Impractical Jokers” Season 13 (TBS)
The longtime prank series returns with more outrageous challenges.
Friday, July 24
“Breaking Bear” (Tubi)
Brendan Fraser, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Annie Murphy, Elizabeth Hurley, and Josh Gad headline this adult animated comedy. The first two episodes premiere this week.
“The Chi” Series Finale (Paramount+)
One of television’s most talked about dramas comes to an emotional conclusion after eight seasons.
White House Correspondents Association Dinner (Major news networks, time TBD)
The annual dinner brings together journalists, politicians, and entertainers for an evening of speeches and awards.
10 p.m. “Roast My Rental” (HGTV)
Leslie Jones hilariously critiques disastrous vacation rentals before helping transform them into dream destinations.
“72 Hours” (Netflix)
Kevin Hart stars as a corporate executive whose life is turned upside down after accidentally joining a group of twenty-somethings on a wild bachelor party weekend.
“The Dink“ (Apple TV)
Jake Johnson stars as a former tennis prodigy who discovers a second chance through the fast-growing world of pickleball.
8 p.m. “My Husband, My Enemy” (Lifetime Movie Network)
A woman who faked her death to escape her abusive husband discovers her past has found her once again.
Saturday, July 25
8:30 p.m. WNBA All-Star Game (ABC)
The league’s biggest stars take the court for one of the summer’s premier sporting events.
“Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender” (Paramount+)
Aang returns in a new animated adventure that follows the events of the original series.
8 p.m. “Girl In the Coffin” (Lifetime)
A grieving woman uncovers a funeral director’s terrifying obsession after waking up trapped inside a coffin.
8 p.m. “Love Under the Mistletoe” (Hallmark Channel)
A successful interior designer reconnects with her high school crush while helping revive a beloved Christmas fundraiser.
What Will You Be Watching?
Whether you’re planning to binge an entire season, catch a major finale, or settle in for movie night, there’s plenty to keep you entertained this week.
What are you adding to your watch list? Let me know in the comments!
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