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Tuesday, Aug. 5
Hard Knocks: Training Camp With the Buffalo Bills
HBO, 9pm
Season Premiere!
NFL Films crews capture all the drama as Buffalo Bills coaches evaluate their players and build their roster during training camp at St. John Fisher University in suburban Rochester, New York.
SEC Football: Any Given Saturday
Netflix
New Series!
Follow college football’s most elite players and coaches in this unfiltered docuseries that goes behind the scenes of the 2024 SEC season.
Wild West MOVIES!
MOVIES!, beginning at 6am
Catch a Classic!
Enjoy nearly 24 hours of beloved Westerns with this 11-film lineup that begins with Stagecoach (1966), a remake of John Ford’s 1939 classic, directed by Gordon Douglas with an ensemble cast featuring Ann-Margret, Red Buttons, Mike Connors, Bing Crosby, Bob Cummings, Van Heflin, Slim Pickens, Keenan Wynn and Stefanie Powers. Following that are Buck and the Preacher (1972), directed by Sidney Poitier, who stars as Buck alongside Harry Belafonte as Preacher, with Ruby Dee as Buck’s wife, Ruth; The Flame and the Arrow (1950), more of a Western-adjacent swashbuckler directed by Jacques Tourneur, but still with a lot of the fun trappings one would expect from a Western, with Burt Lancaster and Virginia Mayo leading the action, accompanied by a rousing, Oscar-nominated Max Steiner musical score; The Hanging Tree (1959), which was helmed by Delmer Daves, a familiar presence behind the camera when it came to directing Westerns, and features Gary Cooper (a familiar Western face in front of the camera), Maria Schell, Karl Malden and George C. Scott; Lone Star (1952), starring Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Broderick Crawford, Ed Begley, Lionel Barrymore and 13-year-old George Hamilton in an early screen role (uncredited); Duel in the Sun (1946), a psychological Western from director King Vidor, also led by Barrymore, Best Actress nominee Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotten, Gregory Peck and Best Supporting Actress nominee Lillian Gish; director Don Siegel’s Flaming Star (1960), starring Elvis Presley (who performs the hit title song, but the film is not a musical), Barbara Eden and Steve Forrest; The Desperadoes (1943), Columbia Pictures’ first Technicolor production, led by familiar Western face Randolph Scott, along with Claire Trevor and Glenn Ford; Rawhide (1951), featuring Tyrone Power and Susan Hayward (and unrelated to the later TV series of the same name); the Best Picture-nominated The Ox-Bow Incident (1942), one of those films that is considered not just a great Western, but a great movie overall, directed by William A. Wellman, and starring Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews, Harry Morgan and Frank Conroy; and The Moonlighter (1953), which re-teams Double Indemnity costars Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray, and also features Ward Bond (the film was originally released in 3D, but, sadly, it won’t be in that format here).
The 1% Club: “What’s Up, Buttercup?”
FOX, 8pm
A former reality TV star, a fraternity brother and a neurosurgeon are among the 100 contestants competing for the chance to win up to $100,000 in the new episode “What’s Up, Buttercup?” Joel McHale hosts.
America’s Got Talent: “Auditions 9”
NBC, 8pm
The auditions for Season 20 of the talent competition series continue.
The Snake: “Nowhere to Hide”
FOX, 9pm
In the new episode “Nowhere to Hide,” the remaining contestants compete in a hide-and-go-seek-the-mongoose game. Jim Jefferies hosts.
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Wednesday, Aug. 6
Platonic
Apple TV+
Season Premiere!
The quirky comedy about a neurotic mother of three and her slacker best friend (Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen) returns for a second season, with plenty more career shake-ups and midlife crises to go around.
The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder
Disney+
Season Premiere!
Season 3 of this animated family comedy finds Penny Proud (voice of Kyla Pratt) and her loyal crew embarking on international escapades, wild adventures and fantastical stops packed with hilarity, heart and, most of all, discovery. New guest stars this season include Sanaa Lathan, Neil deGrasse Tyson and Lynn Whitfield, who join recurring guests Keke Palmer, Billy Porter and Zachary Quinto, among others. The series has also been renewed for a fourth season, coming in 2026.
Wednesday
Netflix
Season Premiere!
Jenna Ortega returns as the razor-sharp, witty Wednesday Addams for Season 2 of the popular series. “This season, Wednesday’s journey is darker and more complex as she navigates family, friends, new mysteries and old adversaries, propelling her headlong into another year at Nevermore,” co-showrunners and executive producers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar said. The season will be available in two parts; Part 1 (Episodes 1-4) drops on Aug. 6, and Part 2 (Episodes 5-8) drops on Sept. 3. The series has been renewed for Season 3.
The Pickup
Prime Video
Original Film!
A routine cash pickup takes a wild turn when two armored truck drivers (Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson) are ambushed by ruthless criminals led by a savvy mastermind (Keke Palmer) in this action comedy. As chaos unfolds around them, the unlikely duo must navigate high-risk danger, clashing personalities and one very bad day that keeps getting worse.
2025 Summer Under the Stars: Judy Garland
TCM, beginning at 6am
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Beloved actress and singer Frances Ethel Gumm — better known as Judy Garland — is celebrated during today’s Summer Under the Stars marathon on Turner Classic Movies. You’ll see her talent on full display in a 12-film lineup that includes familiar favorites like The Harvey Girls (1946), the Western musical in which Garland performs Harry Warren and Johnny Mercer’s Oscar-winning song “On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe”; A Star Is Born (1954), the classic musical drama that earned Garland her first Oscar nomination, for Best Actress, alongside Best Actor nominee James Mason; Summer Stock (1950), a musical also led by Gene Kelly; Life Begins for Andy Hardy (1941), the third and final film of the Mickey Rooney-led comedy franchise to feature Garland as Betsy Booth; and others. The day will also refreshingly feature some other Garland films that may be less known, or at least certainly less aired. These include The Clock (1945), a romantic drama costarring Robert Walker, which was Garland’s first starring role in which she did not sing and was directed by Vincente Minnelli, whom Garland would marry later that year; I Could Go On Singing (1963), a British-American musical drama that marked Garland’s final film performance, and the first movie in which she had sung since A Star Is Born; and more.
MLB Baseball: Milwaukee at Atlanta
FS1, 7pm Live
Christian Yelich and the Milwaukee Brewers are at Atlanta’s Truist Park for a matchup against Matt Olson and the Braves on FS1.
Family Law: “Game, Set, Match”
The CW, 8pm
Abby (Jewel Staite) and Daniel (Zach Smadu) represent a tennis star who wants to be unadopted; when a producer scouts her for a radio show, Lucy (Genelle Williams) preps for the interview; Daniel’s quirky one-night stand reenters the picture.
MasterChef: Dynamic Duos: “Macaron Mayhem”
FOX, 8pm
The duos must bake not just a dozen macarons, but a giant tower of perfectly formed delicacies. Find out who crumbles in the new episode “Macaron Mayhem.”
Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service: “Brunos”
FOX, 9pm
Run by a stubborn owner and his frustrated son, Bruno’s restaurant in Philadelphia hasn’t updated its kitchen practices and is struggling with cleanliness and food safety. In this new episode, Chef Ramsay’s assignment proves to be challenging as he urges a natural transition for the future of the eatery.
Forged in Fire: Champion’s Cup
History, 10pm
This three-episode event finds three winning smiths competing for the title of champion. In order to join the elite two-time winners circle and get their name on the cup, they must vanquish their opponents. After a grueling two rounds, which smith will be named the 10th ever two-time Forged in Fire champion and earn $10,000?
Pompeii: The New Dig: “House of Treasures”
PBS, 10pm
Italian archaeologists discover a woman with pearl earrings and gold in one of Pompeii’s richest homes.
Thursday, Aug. 7
God. Family. Football.
FOX Nation
Season Premiere!
FOX Nation has picked up God. Family. Football. for Seasons 3 and 4, with Season 3 beginning today on the streaming platform and new episodes premiering weekly. The docuseries follows legendary coach and pastor Denny Duron as he continues his mission to rebuild the storied football program at Evangel Christian Academy in Shreveport, Louisiana. With high expectations and higher emotional stakes, this season follows an underdog team of young athletes led by rising stars both on the field and in life. In the premiere episode, “A New Foundation,” Coach Duron starts the season with a new team of young players. With the top sophomore quarterback in the country, there are high hopes the Eagles can overcome their underdog status. Season 4 will premiere on FOX Nation this fall.
2025 Summer Under the Stars: Ruby Dee (First-Timer)
TCM, beginning at 6am
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African American actress and civil rights activist Ruby Dee began her distinguished acting career on the stage, where she notably originated the role of Ruth Younger in A Raisin in the Sun on Broadway. She reprised that role in the 1961 film adaptation, which is one of the 12 films featuring the actress as she makes her Summer Under the Stars debut today. Among today’s other highlights are three network premieres: Long Day’s Journey Into Night (1982), Uptight (1968) and The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson (1990), a TV movie in which she portrays the mother of the famous titular baseball player. Dee had previously portrayed Robinson’s wife alongside the man himself in the film that concludes today’s lineup, the 1950 biopic The Jackie Robinson Story. Also of note today is the 1972 family drama Black Girl, which was directed by Dee’s husband of nearly 60 years, actor Ossie Davis.
NFL Preseason Football
NFL Network, beginning at 7pm Live
A preseason Week 1 doubleheader on NFL Network has the Indianapolis Colts at the Baltimore Ravens and the Las Vegas Raiders at the Seattle Seahawks.
Bob’s Burgers: “Mr. Safebody”
FOX, 8pm
Louise (voice of Kristen Schaal) directs a promotional video for a classmate’s bodyguarding business in the new episode “Mr. Safebody.”
Hudson & Rex: “In From the Cold”
UPtv, 8pm
After the confrontation between a murder writer and a victim’s wife goes viral, the team reopens the seven-year-old cold case, uncovering new evidence.
Necaxa
FXX, 9pm
New Series!
In this new docuseries from the producers of Welcome to Wrexham, Eva Longoria sets out to reignite the soul of one of Mexico’s oldest and most storied football clubs, Club Necaxa. Necaxa brings viewers onto the training pitch and into the locker room as Los Rayos and their supporters chase a playoff dream.
Alone: “Weak Spot”
History, 9pm
The remaining three survivalists continue to push their limits as they reach nearly a month in the Great Karoo desert. One participant loses the use of a major tool and all their hope along with it, while another faces a major setback with only themselves to blame.
Revival: “Mother of Babylon”
Syfy, 10pm
Dana (Melanie Scrofano) and Wayne (David James Elliott) race to free the Revivers, as Em (Romy Weltman) faces a haunting fight for her life.
Friday, Aug. 8
On Everything I Love
ALLBLK
Original Film!
Sheena Carter’s (Erica Peeples) world is shattered when her 6-year-old son, Alex (Max Desmond), suffers a tragic accident. With his life hanging in the balance and nowhere left to run, Sheena is thrust into a desperate fight for his survival. As the lines between right and wrong blur, the unbreakable force of a mother’s love drives her to commit the unimaginable — risking everything to save her son.
Stolen: Heist of the Century
Netflix
This documentary tells the story of the world’s greatest diamond heist, the infamous 2003 incident where millions of dollars in diamonds were stolen from a supposedly impenetrable vault in the middle of Antwerp, Belgium. For the first time, the detectives who cracked the case, and the alleged criminal mastermind behind it, assemble to give a blow-by-blow account of what really happened.
Red Carpet MOVIES!
MOVIES!, beginning at 6:15am
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MOVIES! rolls out the red carpet for nine classic, Oscar-winning and -nominated dramas in this nearly 24-hour lineup that features The Razor’s Edge (1946), a Best Picture nominee led by Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, Best Supporting Actress winner Anne Baxter and Best Supporting Actor nominee Clifton Webb; the Best Picture-nominated Gaslight (1944), starring Best Actress winner Ingrid Bergman, Best Actor nominee Charles Boyer and Best Supporting Actress nominee Angela Lansbury; Best Director nominee Robert Rossen’s Best Picture-nominated The Hustler (1961), led by Best Actor nominee Paul Newman, Best Actress nominee Piper Laurie, and Best Supporting Actor nominees Jackie Gleason and George C. Scott (just as he would refuse his Oscar win for Patton nearly a decade later, Scott declined his nomination here); Picnic (1955), the romantic comedy/drama that also earned nominations for Best Picture and Director (Joshua Logan), and is led by William Holden, Kim Novak and Best Supporting Actor nominee Arthur O’Connell; How Green Was My Valley (1941), the Best Picture winner from Best Director winner John Ford (his third nomination, and second win, in a row) that stars Roddy McDowall, Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O’Hara, Best Supporting Actor winner Donald Crisp and Best Supporting Actress nominee Sara Allgood; Manhattan Melodrama (1934), a crime drama led by Clark Gable, William Powell and Myrna Loy, with an Oscar-winning original story by Arthur Caesar; Harry and Tonto (1974), a road comedy/drama that earned Art Carney a Best Actor Oscar as widower Harry (alongside the character’s pet cat, Tonto); Tender Is the Night (1962), starring Jennifer Jones and Jason Robards, and featuring Sammy Fain and Paul Francis Webster’s Oscar-nominated title song; and Anastasia (1956), the historical drama led by Best Actress winner Bergman and Yul Brynner, with an Oscar-nominated musical score by Alfred Newman.
NFL Preseason Football: Cleveland at Carolina
NFL Network, 7pm Live
Week 1 of the NFL preseason continues with the Cleveland Browns visiting the Carolina Panthers on NFL Network.
The Fixer
FOX, 8pm
Season Finale!
Investor and entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis empowers more businesses to thrive in the two-episode Season 1 finale of this reality series. Lemonis helps a clothing retailer and lifestyle brand that inspires kindness through hats and garments in “Good Quality Human.” Then, in “Healthy Italia,” Lemonis aids a culinary space that offers cooking classes, prepared foods, catering, private events and retail products from Italy.
Outlander: Blood of My Blood
Starz, 8pm
New Series!
This stand-alone prequel set in the Outlander universe takes place across dual timelines, following the parallel stories of the early 18th century romance between Ellen MacKenzie (Harriet Slater) and Brian Fraser (Jamie Roy), who will become the parents of Highlander Jamie Fraser (played by Sam Heughan in Outlander), and the early 20th century romance between Julia Moriston (Hermione Corfield) and Henry Beauchamp (Jeremy Irvine), the parents-to-be of Outlander’s Claire, the heroine/accidental time traveler played by Caitríona Balfe in that series.
Resident Alien
Syfy & USA Network, 10pm
Series Finale!
The series concludes with the Season 4 finale “The End Is Here,” which finds Harry (Alan Tudyk) facing one final threat — and one that forces him to use more than just his alien strength.
Saturday, Aug. 9
2025 Summer Under the Stars: Elizabeth Taylor
TCM, beginning at 6am
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Screen legend Elizabeth Taylor’s big-screen heyday from the mid 1940s through the ’60s is well represented with the mix of 11 titles airing today as part of Turner Classic Movies’ Summer Under the Stars. The lineup starts out with a couple of films Taylor made as a child/teen star: National Velvet (1944), also featuring Mickey Rooney and Best Supporting Actress Oscar winner Anne Revere, and A Date With Judy (1948), a musical romantic comedy based on the radio series of the same name, also starring Wallace Beery and Jane Powell. These are followed by some of her earlier “adult” performances, in The Girl Who Had Everything (1953), a romantic drama costarring Fernando Lamas and William Powell in one of his final roles; Father’s Little Dividend (1951), the sequel to the hit 1950 comedy Father of the Bride, with Taylor, Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett reprising their roles; and the historical adventure epic Ivanhoe (1952), also featuring Robert Taylor and Joan Fontaine. The rest of the day features Taylor favorites from the late ’50s through late ’60s when she had become a well-established star. There are the dramas Raintree County (1957) and the Best Picture-nominated Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958), which earned Taylor consecutive Best Actress nominations, followed by four of her 11 collaborations with on-again, off-again husband Richard Burton — The Taming of the Shrew (1967), which saw the power couple earning BAFTA Award acting nominations as Kate and Petruchio in Franco Zeffirelli’s take on the Shakespeare classic; the comedy/drama The V.I.P.s (1963); the drama The Sandpiper (1965); and the political drama The Comedians (1967).
NFL Preseason Football
NFL Network, beginning at 1pm Live
Three NFL preseason Week 1 matchups air on NFL Network today with the N.Y. Giants at the Buffalo Bills, the Houston Texans at the Minnesota Vikings and the N.Y. Jets at the Green Bay Packers.
MLB Baseball
FOX, 7pm Live
Regional MLB action on FOX brings viewers either the Chicago Cubs at the St. Louis Cardinals or the Philadelphia Phillies at the Texas Rangers.
Finding Faith
Lifetime, 8pm
Original Film!
Struck by the sudden death of her husband, Faith (Paula Patton) spirals out of control and loses her trust in God. But with the unwavering support of her family, pastor and close friends, Faith starts to find her way out of the darkness and into the light, rebuilding her life one step at a time. The film also stars Loretta Devine.
Svengoolie Classic Horror & Sci-Fi Movie: “Werewolf of London”
MeTV, 8pm
Sven introduces the 1935 Universal monster movie classic Werewolf of London, starring Henry Hull as a botanist who travels to Tibet in search of a rare flower. He obtains it, but unfortunately also brings something else back home to London with him after he is attacked and bitten by a werewolf — a curse that causes him to now transform into a beast when the moon is full. Legendary makeup designer Jack Pierce, who had created Boris Karloff’s famous look as the monster in 1931’s Frankenstein, created the werewolf makeup here.
Trafficked With Mariana Van Zeller: “Brides for Sale”
Nat Geo, 9pm
Host Mariana Van Zeller investigates the black-market trade in trafficked brides destined for China.
American Prince: JFK Jr.
CNN, 10pm
New Series!
The remarkable life and legacy of John F. Kennedy Jr. are explored in this three-part series. It traces his early years, marked by his father’s assassination and the societal and familial pressures to carry the Kennedy torch, through his decision to create George, a new kind of political magazine within the rapidly evolving media landscape of the 1990s. It also reveals the love story he shared with Carolyn Bessette, which was relentlessly targeted by media attention.
Naming the Dead: “A Box of Bones”
Nat Geo, 10pm
For 38 years, the identity of a Texas murder victim has been a mystery. Now, police are teaming up with the DNA Doe Project to find out who she was.