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The Americas
SUNDAY: The captivating wildlife and diverse ecosystems of the American continent take center stage in a new nature documentary series produced by BBC Studios’ acclaimed Natural History Unit. Tom Hanks lends his voice for a compelling narration that guides viewers through captivating scenes featuring various animal species and natural landscapes. The opening hour spans the Atlantic Coast, showcasing black bears foraging in the Appalachian Forest and a clever family of raccoons navigating life in New York City’s Central Park. The second hour shifts its focus to Mexico, featuring stunning visuals of pygmy owls, orcas, and orchid bees. This premiere will also be available on sister networks such as Bravo and CNBC.
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Suits LA
SUNDAY: Following a recent revival of interest spurred by its streaming on Netflix, the acclaimed legal dramedy has made its way to the West Coast with a fresh cast led by Stephen Amell as Ted Black. The character, formerly a New York prosecutor, now runs a flourishing boutique law firm catering to Hollywood’s elite. In an action-packed pilot, Ted must navigate unexpected challenges, moving from a position of power to facing setbacks while handling a new type of law that he traditionally disdains. His character’s arc involves interactions with his close friend Josh McDermitt, a criminal attorney, and Bryan Greenberg as his ambitious protégé vying for prominence in the firm.
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Grosse Pointe Garden Society
SUNDAY: This new melodramatic comedy, steeped in intrigue and humor, begins with a gripping flash-forward where four members of a Michigan garden club are seen frantically burying a body. The narrative unfolds to explore the lives of these four characters, each with their own rivalries that could lead to such drastic measures. The arrival of a self-absorbed newcomer named Birdie (Melissa Fumero), disrupts the dynamics among the established members, including the nurturing Alice (AnnaSophia Robb) and the stylish realtor Catherine (Aja Naomi King). Fans of shows like Desperate Housewives will find much to enjoy in this new series.
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1923
SUNDAY: As winter descends upon the Dutton family in the second season of the gripping Yellowstone prequel 1923, Cara Dutton (Helen Mirren) reflects on the loss of summer’s abundance. With financial pressures mounting, she and her husband Jacob (Harrison Ford) have had to sell off parts of their cattle herd to fend off loan sharks and thwarts from a villainous businessman (Timothy Dalton). As their nephew Spencer (Brandon Sklenar) embarks on a perilous journey back to Montana, his companion Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer) leaves her privileged life in Britain to join him. However, lurking dangers, symbolized by a prowling mountain lion, highlight the ever-present risks they face.
Playground Entertainment and Masterpiece
All Creatures Great and Small
SUNDAY: The much-loved veterinary team at Skeldale House navigates life under wartime restrictions while preparing for Christmas in this festive holiday special that marks the conclusion of the fifth season. Mrs. Hall (Anna Madeley) finds herself in a scramble to procure a goose for the occasion, coinciding with baby Jimmy’s first birthday. Tensions rise as troubling news from the front lines impacts the household, while a young fox cub needing care brings the community together in heartwarming fashion amidst adversity.
NAACP Image Awards
Award Show Mania: The weekend brings a flurry of celebrations as awards season kicks into high gear. The 56th NAACP Image Awards takes place Saturday evening (8/7c on BET and CBS) from the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, hosted by Deon Cole, with notable recognitions including the NAACP President’s Award to comedian Dave Chappelle and the induction of the Wayans Family into the NAACP Hall of Fame.
The following day, PBS’ Great Performances presents the Movies for Grownups Awards with AARP the Magazine (7/6c), featuring Glenn Close accepting a Career Achievement Award. The 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards airs live from L.A.’s Shrine Auditorium at 8 pm ET, hosted by Kristen Bell, with Jane Fonda receiving SAG’s Life Achievement Award, likely highlighting nominees such as Shogun and Hacks in ensemble categories.
HBO
The White Lotus
SUNDAY: Tensions rise at the tranquil resort in Thailand as a violent event disrupts the guests’ wellness retreat. Timothy (Jason Isaacs) grapples with distressing news from home, while Rick (Walton Goggins) shares his feelings during a stress management group, revealing a deep personal crisis: “I don’t need to detach. I’m already nothing.”
INSIDE WEEKEND TV:
Sisterhood, Inc. (Saturday, 8/7c, Hallmark Channel): Rachael Leigh Cook stars in this innovative romantic comedy where a corporate executive employs a board to manage her carefree sister’s chaotic life, only to find her own romantic life takes a turn after meeting a charming psychology professor.
Someone Like You (Saturday, 8/7c, Great American Family): This drama, based on Karen Kingsbury’s novel, features Sarah Fisher in a dual role as twins unaware of each other’s existence.
My Amish Double Life (Saturday, 8/7c, Lifetime): Lexi Minetree portrays an Amish girl whose secret adventure in mainstream society leads her into a dangerous situation after witnessing a crime.
My View with Lara Trump (Saturday, 9 pm/ET, Fox News Channel): The former RNC co-chair hosts her own public-affairs program, featuring notable guests such as Attorney General Pam Bondi and Tulsi Gabbard.
County Rescue (Sunday, 8/7c, Great American Family): The heartwarming EMT series returns for a second season, spotlighting the work of a dedicated team amid challenging circumstances.
Family Guy (Sunday, 8/7c, Fox): Peter comes to a realization about his friendship with Joe, setting off a series of humorous attempts to prove his comedic worth, followed by a spoof of M3GAN in Grimsburg (8:30/7:30c).
Tracker (Sunday, 8/7c, CBS): Colter (Justin Hartley) embarks on a search for a missing singer, discovering shared survivalist skills along the way. This is followed by Watson (9/8c), where the team shows concern for their mentor’s deteriorating health, and The Equalizer (9/8c) features a guest appearance by Neil Brown Jr.
The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper (Sunday, 8/7c, CNN): Anderson Cooper converses with Microsoft founder Bill Gates about his experiences and the release of his recent memoir, Source Code: The Origin Story of Bill Gates.
The Food That Built America (Sunday, 9/8c, History Channel): In the latest episode, the docuseries explores the rise of tortilla-based snacks that transformed the American snack food landscape.
No Taste Like Home with Antoni Porowski (Sunday, 9/8c, National Geographic): The Queer Eye culinary expert hosts a series exploring cultural roots through food, featuring British actress Florence Pugh and Awkwafina as guests.
Rogue Heroes (Sunday, 9/8c, MGM+): In the riveting finale of Season 2, SAS leader Bill Stirling confronts a new perilous mission upon returning to Britain while his brother attempts to escape from captivity.
The Baldwins (Sunday, 10/9c, TLC): Alec and Hilaria Baldwin reveal their personal lives to viewers, showcasing family moments and the challenges they face, including preparations for a trial.
Funny Woman (Sunday, 10/9c, PBS): This season finale of the British drama features Sophie (Gemma Arterton) crafting a comeback against a potentially harmful exposé, demonstrating her resilience.
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