Debuting Aug. 28, The Whisper Man stars Adam Scott as a widowed father whose young son is abducted, forcing him to turn to his estranged father, a retired detective played by Robert De Niro, for help tracking down the kidnapper and suspected copycat killer, according to the streaming service.

Based on Alex North’s bestselling novel and produced by Anthony and Joe Russo, the film also features Michelle Monaghan, Michael Keaton and Acston Luca Porto.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Paramount Plus’ The Varnell Hill Show (comedy), premiering September 1

In the spinoff of the 1990s sitcom Martin, stand-up comedian Tommy Davidson steps back into the role of late-night talk show host Varnell Hill.

Prime Video’s The Runner (drama movie), premiering September 2

Gal Gadot stars as a London lawyer forced to follow commands to recover her kidnapped son in the action/thriller film.

Netflix’s The Gentlemen (returning series), premiering September 3

Theo James and Kaya Scodelario return in the eight-episode second season of the drama series.

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The college football regular season kicks off August 29 with several nationally televised games, beginning with an ESPN doubleheader, including North Carolina-TCU and NC State-Virginia. Also, NBC will air the San Jose St.-USC game, ABC will televise the Alabama A&M-Howard contest, and Fox will carry the Memphis-UNLV game.

The NFL preseason schedule winds down this weekend with an August 29 NFL Network doubleheader featuring the Detroit Lions-Indianapolis Colts and Chicago Bears-Tennessee Titans games.

The Little League World Series concludes this weekend with ABC airing the August 29 Curacao-Japan and Henderson, Nev.-Hamilton, Ohio semifinal games. The winners will play in the World Series final August 30 on ABC.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

August 28: Baseball: Boston-NY Yankees; Seattle-Toronto (Apple TV)

August 28: NWSL: Portland-Gotham GC (Prime Video)

August 30: Baseball: Miami-Washington (Peacock)

August 29: MMA: UFC Fight Night – Umar Nurmagomedov-Song Yadong, bantamweights (Paramount Plus)

September 3: College Football: Eastern Ill.-Minnesota (Peacock)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

August 28: WNBA: Connecticut-Indiana; Portland-Atlanta, Toronto-Las Vegas, Washington-Los Angeles (Ion)

August 28: Premier League: Manchester City-Crystal Palace (USA Network)

August 29: Auto Racing: NASCAR Cup Series – Coke Zero Sugar 400 (NBC)

August 29: Auto Racing: IndyCar Series – Snap-On Makers and Fixers 250 (Fox)

August 29: WNBA: Chicago-New York (CBS)

August 29-30: Golf: PGA Tour Championship (CBS)

August 29: Horse Racing: Travers Stakes (Fox)

August 29: College Football: New Mexico St.-Florida St. (CW)

August 29: NWSL: Kansas City-North Carolina; Denver-Chicago (Ion)

August 30: Auto Racing: IndyCar Series – Milwaukee 250 (Fox)

August 30: Baseball: Houston-NY Mets; Cincinnati-Chi. Cubs (NBC)

August 30: Tennis: US Open (ABC, ESPN)

September 1: Baseball: Milwaukee-Chi. Cubs (TBS)

September 3: College Football: Colorado-Georgia Tech (ESPN)

Returning Aug. 27, Adults continues to follow five twentysomething friends navigating life together in New York City, with the second season bringing new relationship challenges and interpersonal drama. Malik Elassal, Lucy Freyer, Jack Innanen, Amita Rao and Owen Thiele reprise their roles in the eight-episode sophomore season.

Season two will also feature guest appearances from Raven-Symoné, Susie Essman, Gaten Matarazzo, Zosia Mamet, Ben Marshall, Jake Shane and Isaac Powell.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Prime Video’s The Last Sunrise (drama movie), premiering August 26

A young woman with a chronic illness joins her mother on a trip to Mallorca where she unexpectedly falls in love.

Netflix’s Beauty in Black (returning series), premiering August 27

The third season of the Tyler Perry-produced series finds rivals Kimmie (Taylor Polidore Williams) and Mallory (Crystle Stewart) uniting together to navigate the internal and external power struggles within the family business empire.

Netflix’s Leanne (returning series), premiering August 27

Leanne Morgan returns as a middle-aged, divorced woman juggling family chaos and new relationships in the comedy show’s 10-episode sophomore season.

Peacock’s The Undeclared War (returning series), premiering August 27

The British-based drama launches its second season, following an elite malware unit as it confronts the fallout from a Russian cyberattack.

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Week two of the NFL preseason continues on August 22 when the NFL Network airs four games, including Buffalo-Cleveland, NY Giants-Miami, Philadelphia-New England and Dallas-Arizona. Fox on August 23 will air the Seattle-Tennessee contest.

Week three kicks off August 27, with the NFL Network televising the Pittsburgh-Buffalo and LA Rams-LA Chargers games. Prime Video will also stream the New England-Cleveland game.

On the links, CBS this weekend will air the final rounds of the BMW Championship, the second leg of golf’s FedEx Cup Playoffs. Wyndham Clark leads the pack heading into round three, followed closely by Gary Woodland and J.J. Spaun.

In the boxing ring, Prime Video will offer an August 22 pay-per-view fight card featuring a main event bout with Rolando Romero defending his welterweight title against former junior welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez Jr. In the octagon, Paramount Plus will stream a UFC Fight Night card on August 22, headlined by the Anthony Hernandez-Gregory Rodrigues bout.

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August 22: WNBA: Indiana-New York; Connecticut-Los Angeles (Prime Video)

August 22: Premier League: Leeds United-Nottingham Forest; Sunderland-Ipswich Town (Peacock)

August 23: Auto Racing-F1: Dutch Grand Prix (Apple TV)

August 23: Baseball: Cincinnati-Arizona (Peacock)

August 23: Premier League: Aston Villa-Brighton (Peacock)

August 23: MLS: NYCFC-New England (Apple TV)

August 24: WNBA: Atlanta-Los Angeles (Peacock)

August 27: WNBA: Golden State-New York; Washington-Phoenix (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

August 22-23: Pro Golf: PGA Tour–BMW Championship (CBS)

August 22: Horse Racing: Alabama Stakes (Fox)

August 22: NWSL: Seattle-Kansas City; Denver-Portland (Ion)

August 22: Premier League: Manchester United-Hull City; Crystal Palace-Everton (USA Network)

August 22: Premier League: Tottenham-Brentford (NBC)

August 22: NWSL: Denver-Portland (Ion)

August 23: Auto Racing-IndyCar: Freedom 250 Grand Prix (Fox)

August 23: Auto Racing-NASCAR Cup: Dollar Tree 301 (USA Network)

August 23: Baseball: Atlanta-Milwaukee (ESPN)

August 23: Baseball: San Francisco-Boston (NBC)

August 23: WNBA: Indiana-Chicago (NBC)

August 23: Premier League: Bournemouth-Manchester City; Liverpool-Newcastle (USA Network)

August 23: NWSL: Gotham FC-Angel City (Ion)

August 24: Premier League: Chelsea-Fulham (USA Network)

August 24: WNBA: Golden State-Minnesota (USA Network)

August 25: Baseball: L.A. Dodgers-Atlanta (TBS)

August 26: WNBA: Toronto-Seattle (USA Network)

Lanterns debuts Aug. 16 and stars Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre as intergalactic law enforcement officers investigating a murder case in America’s heartland. Chandler plays veteran Green Lantern Hal Jordan, who is training rookie John Stewart (Pierre) as they uncover clues in the deaths of extraterrestrial victims.

The eight-episode series, the third television entry in the DC Universe following Creature Commandos and Peacemaker, also stars Kelly Macdonald, Ulrich Thomsen, Garret Dillahunt and Nathan Fillion.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Netflix’s Don’t Say Good Luck (family movie), premiering August 14

Sunny Sandler stars as a high school student who gets the lead in her school’s musical just as she learns of her mother’s illness.

FX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (returning series), premiering August 17

The 18th season of the Emmy Award-winning comedy series reunites stars Charlie Day, Rob Mac, Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson and Danny DeVito as bar owners for another season of dysfunctional adventures.

Paramount Plus’ Average Joe (returning series), premiering August 19

Deon Cole returns in the second season of the dramedy series, which originally debuted on the now-defunct BET Plus.

Nat Geo’s Lion (documentary series), premiering August 19

The four-part nature series chronicles a lion cub’s journey from birth to adulthood as he fights to find his place within the pride.

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The NFL preseason continues with several nationally televised matchups, beginning Aug. 14 with NFL Network’s coverage of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers-New York Jets game. NFL Network follows with an Aug. 15 tripleheader featuring the Cleveland Browns-Chicago Bears, Los Angeles Rams-Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys-Seattle Seahawks matchups.

On Aug. 20, ESPN will televise the Las Vegas Raiders-Houston Texans game, while NFL Network carries the San Francisco 49ers-Los Angeles Chargers matchup.

Paramount Plus will stream the August 15 UFC 330 mixed martial arts event featuring a main event match between welterweight champion Islam Makhachev and challenger Ian Machado Garry. In the boxing ring, DAZN will feature the women’s middleweight championship fight between titleholder Kaye Scott and undefeated, multi-division champion Claressa Shields.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

August 14: Baseball: St. Louis-Chicago Cubs; NY Yankees-Toronto (Apple TV)

August 14: NWSL: Kansas City-Gotham FC (Prime Video)

August 15: MLS: New England-Toronto (Apple TV)

August 15: MMA: UFC 330: Makhachev-Garry, welterweight championship (Paramount Plus)

August 15: Boxing: Claressa Shields-Kaye Scott, middleweight championship (DAZN)

August 16: Baseball: Baltimore-Tampa Bay (Peacock)

August 17: WNBA: Dallas-Golden State (Peacock)

August 19: Baseball: NY Yankees-Baltimore (Prime Video)

August 20: WNBA: Indiana-Dallas; Atlanta-Los Angeles (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

August 14: WNBA: Dallas-Indiana; Portland-Seattle (ION)

August 15: Auto Racing: NASCAR Cup Series: Cook Out 400 (USA Network)

August 15: WNBA: Minnesota-Las Vegas (CBS)

August 15: NWSL: Boston-Louisville; Orlando-Portland (ION)

August 16: Auto Racing: IndyCar Series: Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham (FOX)

August 16: Baseball: St. Louis-Chicago Cubs (ABC)

August 16: Baseball: Seattle-Houston (NBC)

August 16: WNBA: Indiana-Atlanta (ESPN)

August 16: WNBA: Portland-Phoenix (ESPN)

August 16: Premier Lacrosse League: New York-Philadelphia (ABC)

August 16: NWSL: Washington-Angel City (ESPN)

August 17: Baseball: Detroit-Pittsburgh (ESPN)

August 18: Baseball: Chicago White Sox-Chicago Cubs (TBS)

August 18: WNBA: Indiana-Toronto; Atlanta-Las Vegas (ESPN)

August 19: WNBA: Minnesota-Golden State (USA Network)

Based on Nevada Barr’s bestselling book series, Anna Pigeon debuts Aug. 7 and stars Tracy Spiridakos as a former city detective who retreats to the wilderness to work as a national park ranger following the death of her husband. Still grieving her loss, Anna quickly discovers that her new life is anything but peaceful as she investigates crimes and murders within the national parks.

The series also stars Paula Alexis, Ronnie Rowe, Melanie Scrofano and Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz. Anna Pigeon continues USA Network’s push into original scripted dramas following the August 2025 premiere of legal series The Rainmaker, which has been renewed for a second season.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Netflix’s The Last House (Sci-fi movie) premiering August 7

The sci-fi/horror film follows a family mysteriously trapped inside their home, where dwindling resources and unexplained forces lurking outside threaten their survival.

Netflix’s Ricky Gervais Alley Cats (animated series), premiering August 7

The adult-targeted animated comedy follows the raunchy lives and actions of a group of British cats.

Prime Video’s Reacher (returning series), premiering August 12

Alan Ritchson reprises his role as former Army major Jack Reacher in the eight-episode fourth season of the action drama, which will set the stage for the premiere of its upcoming spinoff series, Neagley.

Disney Channel’s Camp Rock 3 (family movie), premiering August 13

The Jonas Brothers return for the third installment of the Camp Rock film franchise, heading back to the famed summer music camp in search of its next breakout star.

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Netflix will stream Major League Baseball’s annual MLB at Field of Dreams game from Dyersville, Iowa, on Aug. 13, featuring the Minnesota Twins and Philadelphia Phillies. The matchup follows the streaming service’s July 13 presentation of the Home Run Derby, which drew 5.3 million viewers, according to Netflix.

The NFL pre-season continues August 13 with a pair of games on NFL Network. Green Bay will travel to play the Pittsburgh Steelers, while the Tennessee Titans will battle the San Francisco 49ers.

In the boxing ring, ESPN on August 8 will televise a women’s boxing championship doubleheader featuring the Cherneka Johnson-Dina Thorslund bantamweight championship fight and the Delsey Robinson-Tamm Thibeault middleweight title bout. In the octagon, Paramount Plus will stream an August 8 UFC Fight Night mixed martial arts card headlined by the Mateusz Gamrot-Quillan Salkilld lightweight bout.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

August 7: Baseball: Baltimore-Texas; Tampa Bay-Seattle (Apple TV)

August 7: NWSL: San Diego-Gotham FC (Prime Video)

August 8: MLS: Houston-New England (Apple TV)

August 9: Baseball: Cincinnati-Washington (Peacock)

August 10: WNBA: Toronto-Atlanta (Peacock)

August 13: Baseball: Philadelphia-Minnesota (Netflix)

August 13: WNBA: Los Angeles-New York (Prime Video)

August 13: WNBA: Washington-Las Vegas (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

August 7: WNBA: Phoenix-Connecticut; Atlanta-Washington; Golden State-Dallas (Ion)

August 8: Auto Racing - NASCAR O’Reilly Series: HyVee Perks 250 (CW)

August 8: WNBA: Las Vegas-Minnesota (CBS)

August 8: WNBA: Indiana-Chicago (ABC)

August 8-9: Golf: PGA Tour – Wyndham Championship (CBS)

August 8: NWSL: Utah-Denver; North Carolina-Washington; Kansas City-Houston (Ion)

August 9: Auto Racing-NASCAR Cup Series: Iowa Corn 350 (USA Network)

August 9: Baseball: Houston-San Diego (NBC)

August 9: WNBA: Las Vegas-New York (ABC)

August 9: WNBA: Dallas-Minnesota (NBC)

August 9: WNBA: Golden State-Los Angeles (ESPN)

August 9: NWSL: Seattle-Angel City (ESPN)

August 9: Little League Softball: World Series Championship (ABC)

August 10: WNBA: Chicago-Seattle (USA Network)

August 11: Baseball: Seattle-N.Y. Yankees (TBS)

August 11: WNBA: New York-Indiana (ESPN)

August 12: ESPN: Texas-LA Angels (ESPN)

August 12: WNBA: Toronto-Dallas; Chicago-Golden State (USA Network)

Executive produced by Ryan Murphy, The Shards premieres Aug. 5 and stars Igby Rigney as an aspiring teenage writer in 1980s Los Angeles whose life is upended by the arrival of a mysterious new student, Robert Mallory. The student’s arrival coincides with the emergence of a serial killer targeting teenagers across the city, blurring the lines between paranoia and reality.

Based on the Bret Easton Ellis novel of the same name, The Shards also stars Homer Gere, Graham Campbell, Evan Rachel Wood and Wes Bentley.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Starz’s Fightland (drama), premiering July 31

The drama series executive-produced by 50 Cent follows a disgraced former boxing champion who seeks revenge against a drug kingpin who destroyed his life and career.

Paramount Plus’ Lioness (returning series), premiering August 2

Oscar-winner Zoe Saldana returns as CIA operative Joe McNamara in the third season of the Taylor Sheridan-produced espionage drama.

Prime Video’s Sterling Point (drama), premiering August 5

Ella Rubin stars as a seemingly ordinary 17-year-old whose life changes when she inherits her mysterious grandfather’s remote island in Canada. The eight-episode drama also stars Keen Ruffalo, Jay Duplass and Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

Apple TV’s Ted Lasso (returning series), premiering August 5

Jason Sudeikis reprises his Emmy Award-winning role as Ted Lasso in the comedy's fourth season, with the coach taking on a new challenge by leading a women's soccer team.

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The NFL pre-season launches on August 6 on NBC with the annual Hall of Fame game, featuring the Carolina Panthers against the Arizona Cardinals. The matchup marks the start of a three-week exhibition schedule that concludes on August 29.

The NFL regular season kicks off Sept. 9 on NBC with a Super Bowl LX rematch between the defending champion Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. The following night, Netflix will stream an international showdown between the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers from Australia.

Major League Baseball heats up as the Aug. 3 trade deadline approaches, with deadline deals expected to reshape the playoff races over the season's final two months. Among the week's marquee TV matchups is NBC's Sunday Night Baseball telecast featuring the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

July 31: Baseball: Texas-Houston; San Francisco-San Diego (Apple TV)

July 31: NWSL: Orlando-North Carolina (Prime Video)

Aug. 1: MMA: UFC Fight Night—Uroš Medić-Daniel Rodriguez, welterweights (Paramount Plus)

Aug. 2: Baseball: Milwaukee-LA Angels (Peacock)

Aug. 3: WNBA: Las Vegas-Atlanta (Peacock)

Aug. 6: Las Vegas-Indiana; Los Angeles-Minnesota (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports To Watch:

July 31: WNBA: Dallas-Washington; Seattle-Atlanta; Indiana-Portland (Ion)

Aug. 1: WNBA: Las Vegas-Chicago (CBS)

Aug, 1: WNBA: New York-Phoenix (ABC)

Aug. 1: Boxing: Lamont Roach-William Zepada, lightweight title fight (TNT)

Aug.1-2: Golf: LPGA Tour – AIG Women’s Open (NBC)

Aug. 1-2: Golf: PGA Tour – Rocket Classic (CBS)

Aug. 1: Horse Racing: Jim Dandy Stakes (Fox)

Aug. 1: Premier Lacrosse League: Denver-Maryland (ABC)

Aug. 1: NWSL: Chicago-Louisville; Angel City-Kansas City; Seattle-Bay FC (Ion)

Aug. 1: NWSL: Seattle-Bay FC (Ion)

Aug. 2: Baseball: Boston-LA Dodgers (NBC)

Aug. 2: WNBA: Indiana-Minnesota (ABC)

Aug. 2: WNBA: Los Angeles-Portland (NBC)

Aug. 2: WNBA: Connecticut-Dallas (ESPN)

Aug. 2: Premier Lacrosse League: New York-California (ABC)

Aug. 2: NWSL: Boston-Denver (ESPN)

Aug. 3: WNBA: Phoenix-Chicago (USA Network)

Aug. 4: Baseball: LA Dodgers-Chicago Cubs (TBS)

Aug. 5: Baseball: Pittsburgh-Milwaukee (ESPN)

Aug. 5: WNBA: Seattle-New York; Los Angeles-Chicago (USA Network)

Aug. 6: Baseball: Minnesota-Kansas City (ESPN)

Furious debuts July 27 and stars Emmy Rossum as an FBI agent trying to track down a mysterious female serial killer, played by Lola Petticrew. As their lives begin to intertwine, the line between right and wrong begins to blur, according to the streaming service.

Created by Elizabeth Meriwether (New Girl, Dying for Sex), the series also stars Scoot McNairy, Quincy Tyler Bernstine and Jake Lacy.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Netflix’s 72 Hours (comedy movie), premiering July 24

Kevin Hart stars as a married father who travels to Miami after being accidentally invited to a wild bachelor’s party.

Apple Tv’s The Dink (comedy movie), premiering July 24

The sports-themed film follows a former tennis star who takes up pickleball, much to the chagrin of his tennis-purist father.

Paramount Plus’ Diarra From Detroit (returning series), premiering July 29

Diarra Kilpatrick returns to star and executive produce season two of the former BET Plus comedy/mystery series.

Netflix’s The Bombing of Pan Am 103 (drama), premiering July 30

Based on true events, the six-part drama follows the investigation surrounding the tragic 1988 bombing of a transatlantic flight over Scotland.

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The WNBA tips off its annual All-Star Weekend on July 24 with ESPN’s coverage of the 3-Point Contest and the debut of the Shooting Stars competition. The new event features four teams, each made up of a WNBA legend, a current WNBA player and a high school standout, battling to score points from multiple spots on the court within a time limit. The festivities conclude July 25 on ABC with the WNBA All-Star Game, showcasing many of the league’s biggest stars, including A’ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and Breanna Stewart.

On the baseball diamond, the New York Yankees’ weekend series against the Philadelphia Phillies headlines the national TV schedule, with Apple TV carrying the July 24 matchup and NBC televising the July 26 game.

In boxing, DAZN PPV on July 25 features former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua against Kristian Prenga in a bout that could position Joshua for a blockbuster showdown with former champion Tyson Fury. Also on July 25, former welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. returns to the ring for the first time since 2023 to face Tim Tszyu on PBC PPV via Prime Video.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

July 24: Baseball: NY Yankees-Philadelphia; Toronto-Boston (Apple TV)

July 24: NWSL: Portland-Gotham FC (Prime Video)

July 25: Soccer: MLS: Atlanta-New England (Apple TV)

July 25: MMA: UFC Fight Night: Magomed Ankalaev-Bogdan Guskov, light heavyweights (Paramount Plus)

July 26: Baseball: Cleveland-Tampa Bay (Peacock)

July 30: WNBA: Minnesota-Toronto; New York-Las Vegas (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports Events to Watch:

July 25: Auto Racing–NASCAR O’Reilly Series: Pennzoil 250 (CW)

July 25-26: Golf: Senior British Open (NBC)

July 25-26: Golf: PGA Tour 3M Open (CBS)

July 25: Soccer: NWSL: Kansas City-Boston; Utah-North Carolina (Ion)

July 26: Auto Racing-NASCAR Cup Series: Brickyard 400 (TNT)

July 26: Baseball: NY Yankees-Philadelphia (NBC)

July 27: Baseball: Cleveland-Cincinnati (ESPN)

July 28: Baseball: Chicago Cubs-St. Louis (TBS)

July 28: WNBA: Indiana-Seattle (ESPN)

July 29: WNBA: Atlanta-Dallas; Golden State-Phoenix (USA Network)

Premiering July 23, the 10-episode sci-fi comedy stars Kevin Sussman, who reprises his The Big Bang Theory role as comic book store owner Stuart Bloom. The series follows Stuart after he accidentally destroys a multiverse device created by Big Bang characters Sheldon Cooper and Leonard Hofstadter, unleashing chaos across multiple realities.

Lauren Lapkus, Brian Posehn and John Ross Bowie also reprise their The Big Bang Theory characters in the new series.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Hulu’s They Fight (drama), premiering July 17

Based on a true story, They Fight stars André Holland as a former boxer and ex-con determined to rebuild his life by mentoring three young fighters. The film also stars Wendell Pierce.

Nat Geo’s Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston (documentary), premiering July 22

Loki star Tom Hiddleston examines the people and events of ancient Rome before, during and after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

Paramount Plus’ Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (returning series), premiering July 23

Season four continues the adventures of the USS Enterprise crew in the series set years before the original Star Trek series.

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The FIFA World Cup final and the return of Major League Baseball following the All-Star break headline this week’s live sports schedule.

Spain and Argentina will square off for the World Cup title on July 19 on Fox, with Argentina aiming to become just the third nation to win back-to-back championships. One day earlier, England and France will meet in the third-place match, which will also air on Fox.

NBC and USA Network will provide weekend coverage of The Open Championship golf tournament from England, where Lucas Herbert enters the weekend atop the leaderboard after 36 holes. Cameron Young, Ryan Gerard and Jackson Suber remain within striking distance as the field competes for the Claret Jug.

Major League Baseball resumes its regular-season schedule following the All-Star break with a full slate of games across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms. NBC’s featured matchup on July 19 pits the New York Yankees against the Los Angeles Dodgers, who enter the weekend with the best record in baseball.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

July 17: Baseball: Chicago White Sox-Toronto (Apple TV)

July 18: MMA: UFC Fight Night: Du Plessis-Usman, middleweights (Paramount Plus)

July 19: Auto Racing-F1: Belgian Grand Prix (Apple TV)

July 19: Baseball: Chicago White Sox-Toronto (Peacock)

July 20: WNBA: Las Vegas-Toronto (Peacock)

July 22: MLS: Toronto-New England (Apple TV)

Other Live Sports Events to Watch:

July 17: WNBA: Atlanta-Toronto, Los Angeles-Chicago, Seattle-Indiana; Connecticut-Phoenix (ION)

July 17: MLS Soccer: Atlanta-Nashville; LAFC-LA Galaxy (Fox)

July 18: WNBA: New York-Indiana (CBS)

July 18: NWSL: Seattle-Gotham FC (ABC)

July 18: NWSL: Portland-Denver; North Carolina-Bay FC (CBS)

July 18: NWSL: Angel City-Chicago, Orlando-Utah (ION)

July 19: Auto Racing-IndyCar: Music City Grand Prix (Fox)

July 19: Auto Racing-NASCAR Cup Series: Widow World 450 (TNT)

July 19: Baseball: LA Dodgers-NY Yankees (NBC)

July 19: WNBA: Los Angeles-Dallas (ABC)

July 19: WNBA: Chicago-Atlanta (CBS)

July 19: WBNA: Connecticut-Phoenix (ESPN)

July 20: Baseball: LA Dodgers-Philadelphia (ESPN)

July 20: Baseball: St. Louis-LA Angels (ESPN)

July 20: WNBA: Minnesota-Seattle (USA Network)

July 21: Baseball: LA Dodgers-Philadelphia (TBS)

July 22: Baseball: Detroit-Chicago Cubs (ESPN)

July 22: WNBA: Connecticut-Indiana (USA Network)

July 22: WNBA: Dallas-Portland (USA Network)

The series debuts July 15 and follows lifelong friends Debbie Claybourne (Octavia Spencer) and Judith Burton (Hannah Waddingham), who embark on an European trip after Judith reveals that she is an international assassin on the run from ruthless criminals and rival assassins.

The eight-episode series also stars Ed Skrein, Calam Lynch, Savannah Steyn, and Bill Nighy.

Other shows debuting this week include:

MGM Plus’ The Westies (drama), premiering July 12

The 1980’s-based crime series, centering on a violent Irish gang controlling New York’s Hell’s Kitchen, stars J.K. Simmons and Titus Welliver.

Apple TV Plus’ Lucky (drama), premiering July 15

Anya Taylor-Joy stars as a con artist on the run after a million-dollar heist goes sideways.

Netflix’s The Hawk (comedy), premiering July 16

Will Ferrell stars as a washed-up former golf champion determined to capture one last major title, only to find his biggest obstacle is his rising-star son, played by Jimmy Tatro.

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The Wimbledon finals, the FIFA World Cup semifinals, and Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game headline a busy week of summer sports programming.

ESPN and ABC will provide coverage of the Wimbledon finals from London. In the women’s championship on July 11, 10th-seeded Karolína Muchová will face ninth-seeded Linda Nosková. The men’s final follows on July 12, with defending champion and world No. 1 Jannik Sinner taking on second-ranked Alexander Zverev.

The FIFA World Cup semifinals begin July 14, with France seeking another trip to the championship match against Spain. The second semifinal will be played July 15 and will feature the winners of the July 11 matchups between Norway, England, Argentina, and Switzerland. The World Cup final is scheduled for July 19.

Baseball’s All-Star festivities will also take center stage, with Fox televising the annual All-Star Game from Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia on July 14. One night earlier, Netflix will stream Major League Baseball’s Home Run Derby for the first time, with a field featuring New York Yankees slugger Ben Rice, Tampa Bay Rays star Junior Caminero, and Philadelphia Phillies standouts Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber.

The NBA Summer League tips off in Las Vegas, with all 30 teams scheduled to play at least four games through July 19. The four teams with the best records will then advance to a single-elimination playoff to determine the Summer League champion. A complete schedule of this week’s Summer League telecasts is available here.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

July 10: Baseball: Boston-NY Mets, Atlanta-St. Louis (Apple TV)

July 11: MMA: UFC 329: Conor McGregor-Max Holloway, welterweights (Paramount Plus)

July 12: Baseball: Milwaukee-Pittsburgh (Peacock)

July 11: WNBA: Phoenix-Las Vegas (Peacock)

July 13: WNBA: Phoenix-Minnesota (Peacock)

July 16: WNBA: New York-Dallas (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports Events to Watch:

July 10: WNBA: Golden State-Connecticut, Dallas-Toronto, Chicago-Los Angeles (Ion)

July 10: NBA Summer League: Boston-Toronto (ESPN)

July 11: WNBA: Portland-Atlanta (CBS)

July 11: Auto Racing-NASCAR O’Reilly Series: Focused Health 250 (CW)

July 11: NWSL Soccer: Washington-North Carolina, Angel City-San Diego (Ion)

July 12: Auto Racing-NASCAR Cup Series: Quaker State 400 (TNT)

July 12: WNBA: Indiana-Las Vegas (NBC)

July 12: WNBA: Chicago-Dallas (ESPN)

July 12: Baseball: Futures Game (NBC)

July 12: NWSL Soccer: Portland-Seattle (ESPN)

July 13: WNBA: Los Angeles-Atlanta (USA Network)

July 15: WNBA: Golden State-Indiana (USA Network)

July 15: NWSL Soccer: Washington-Gotham FC (ESPN)

July 16: Baseball: NY Mets-Philadelphia (ESPN)

Premiering July 9, the new adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s book series follows the Ingalls family as they forge a new life on the American frontier during the 1800s. Reimagining the iconic NBC series that aired from 1974 to 1983, the drama stars Alice Halsey as Laura Ingalls, Luke Bracey as Charles “Pa” Ingalls, Crosby Fitzgerald as Caroline “Ma” Ingalls and Skywalker Hughes as Mary Ingalls.

The eight-episode series has already been renewed for a second season and also stars Warren Christie, Jocko Sims and Alyssa Wapanatâhk.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Apple TV’s Silo (returning series), premiering July 3

Season three of the streaming service’s sci-fi series continues to follow the lives of 10,000 people living in an underground silo that is recovering from an internal rebellion and facing a new threat.

Peacock’s The Five Star Weekend (drama), premiering July 9

The eight-episode series stars Jennifer Garner as a grieving food blogger who invites four best friends to her home for a getaway. Chloë Sevigny, Regina Hall, D’Arcy Carden and Timothy Olyphant also star.

HBO’s The Man Will Burn (docuseries), premiering July 9

The four-part documentary series explores the history, culture and evolution of the Burning Man counterculture festival.

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The July Fourth holiday week features a full slate of sports, highlighted by the latter rounds of Wimbledon, World Cup knockout-stage action and NBCUniversal’s Major League Baseball holiday showcase.

ESPN and ABC will continue Wimbledon coverage this week as the tournament moves into the quarterfinal round. Defending men’s champion Jannik Sinner remains in contention, while women’s defending champion Iga Świątek was eliminated in the third round.

The FIFA World Cup advances to the Round of 16 this week, with the United States men's national soccer team set to face Belgium on July 6 in a match airing on Fox. A victory would send the Americans to the quarterfinals, where they would play again on July 10 in Los Angeles.

NBC and Peacock will give baseball fans access to all 30 MLB teams on July 5, combining to carry all 15 games. As part of its “Star-Spangled Sunday” event, NBC will televise the New York Mets-Atlanta Braves afternoon matchup and the San Diego Padres-Los Angeles Dodgers primetime game, with the remaining contests streaming on Peacock.

Live sports exclusively on streaming services:

July 3: Baseball: Tampa Bay-Houston; Milwaukee-Arizona (Apple TV)

July 3: NWSL Soccer: Orlando-Angel City (Prime Video)

July 5: Auto Racing-F1: British Grand Prix (Apple TV)

July 8: Baseball: NY. Yankees-Tampa Bay (Prime Video)

July 9: WNBA: Seattle-Atlanta; Indiana-Phoenix (Prime Video)

Other live sports events to watch:

July 3: WNBA: Minnesota-New York; Chicago-Las Vegas (Ion)

July 4: Auto Racing-NASCAR O’Reilly Series: Cuervo 300 (CW)

July 4-5: Golf: US Senior Open (NBC)

July 4-5: Golf: PGA John Deere Classic (CBS)

July 4: NWSL Soccer: Seattle-North Carolina; Gotham FC-San Diego (Ion)

July 4: Boxing: Abdullah Mason-Albert Bell, Lightweights (TNT)

July 4: WNBA: Golden State-Atlanta (CBS)

July 5: Auto Racing- IndyCar Series: Honda Indy 200 (Fox)

July 5: Auto Racing-NASCAR Cup Series: Eero 400 (TNT)

July 5: NWSL Soccer: Bay FC-Boston (ESPN)

July 5: WNBA: Indiana-Las Vegas (ESPN)

July 6: WNBA: Seattle-Los Angeles (USA Network)

July 7: Baseball: NY Yankees-Tampa Bay (TBS)

July 7: WNBA: Dallas-New York (ESPN)

July 8: WNBA: Minnesota-Connecticut; Indiana-Los Angeles (USA Network)

July 8: Baseball: Philadelphia-Cincinnati; Arizona-San Diego (ESPN)

Little Brother debuts June 26 and stars John Cena as Rudd, an uptight real estate broker whose perfectly planned life is upended by the appearance of Marcus (Eric Andre), a chaotic guy whom he once mentored in high school. Though Rudd wants nothing to do with Marcus’ unpredictable antics, his wife Deirdre (Michelle Monaghan) persuades him to take Marcus under his wing.

The film, directed by Matt Spicer (Ingrid Goes West), also stars Christopher Meloni, Ego Nwodim and Sherry Cola.

Other shows debuting this week include:

HBO’s Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness (comedy), premiering June 26

Larry David’s return to series television is a sketch-comedy project that comically celebrates major events in American history spanning the past 250 years.

Prime Video’s Elle (comedy), premiering July 1

The prequel series to the Legally Blonde film series follows Elle Woods during her teenage years, exploring the early life of the character at the center of the franchise’s three movies.

Netflix’s Enola Holmes 3 (action-adventure movie), premiering July 1

Millie Bobby Brown returns as Sherlock Holmes’ younger sister Enola Holmes in the third installment of the action-adventure film series.

Netflix’s Survival of the Thickest (returning series), premiering July 2

Comedian Michelle Buteau returns as stylist and designer Mavis Beaumont in the third and final season of the comedy series, which will also feature Wanda Sykes, D.L. Hughley, Ice-T and Ashley Graham.

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As June gives way to July, the sports calendar heats up with the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup final, the opening rounds of Wimbledon and the start of the World Cup knockout stage.

Prime Video will stream the WNBA’s Commissioner Cup mid-season tournament final live on June 30 between the New York Liberty and the Las Vegas Aces. The game is a rematch of the 2023 Commissioner’s Cup final won by the Liberty. The game is also the third appearance for both teams since the Commissioner’s Cup debuted in 2021.

On the tennis court, the 139th Wimbledon tournament will kick off June 29 with first-round men’s and women’s singles action. Jannick Sinner will look to defend his men’s title, while Iga Świątek will seek to capture a second consecutive title. Former champion Serena Williams will make her anticipated return to the tournament on June 30 to face Maya Joint in her first Wimbledon singles match since 2022. Williams will also play doubles with her sister Venus in the tournament. ABC, ESPN and ESPN2 will provide the lion’s share of live Wimbledon coverage, with ESPN Unlimited streaming every tournament match.

The FIFA World Cup heads into its knockout rounds with the field whittled down to 32 teams. The U.S. Men’s national soccer team will play Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 1 on Fox after falling to Turkey in its final group-stage match on June 25. A complete schedule of this week’s World Cup telecasts is available here.

Live sports exclusively on streaming services:

June 26: Baseball: Chicago-Milwaukee; LA Dodgers-San Diego (Apple TV)

June 27: Boxing: Xander Zayas-Jaron Ennis, junior middleweight title fight (DAZN)

June 27: UFC Fight Night: Rafael Fiziev-Manuel Torres, lightweights (Paramount Plus)

June 28: Baseball: Athletics-LA Angels (Peacock)

June 28: Auto Racing-F1: Austrian Grand Prix (Apple TV)

July 2: WNBA: Dallas-Connecticut (Prime Video)

Other Live sports events to watch:

June 26: WNBA: Washington-Connecticut; Portland-Chicago; Atlanta-Golden State (ION)

June 27: Auto Racing-NASCAR O’Reilly Series: Pitt Boss/Fox Maxx 250 (CW)

June 27-28: Golf: Women’s PGA Championship (NBC)

June 27-28: Golf: PGA Travelers Championship (NBC)

June 27: WNBA: Phoenix-Toronto; Los Angeles-Indiana (CBS)

June 27: Baseball: NY Yankees-Boston (ABC)

June 28: Auto Racing-NASCAR Cup: Toyota/Save Mart 350 (TNT)

June 28: WNBA: Minnesota-Dallas; Las Vegas-Chicago (CBS)

June 28: WNBA: New York-Golden State (ESPN)

June 28: Baseball: NY Yankees-Boston (NBC)

June 30: Baseball: Detroit-NY Yankees (TBS)

July 1: Baseball: Cincinnati-Milwaukee (ESPN)

Emmy-winning culinary series The Bear returns June 25 for its fifth and final season, focusing on the staff of the acclaimed Chicago restaurant as they navigate life after the departure of owner and head chef Carmy, portrayed by Jeremy Allen White. Faced with mounting challenges, Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) and Natalie (Abby Elliott) step into leadership roles, determined to keep the restaurant running despite the obstacles ahead.

Returning for the eight-episode farewell season are Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Lionel Boyce, Matty Matheson, Liza Colón-Zayas and Edwin Lee Gibson.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Apple TV’s Sugar (returning series), premiering June 19

Colin Farrell returns to solve a new crime case as private investigator John Sugar in the drama series’ eight-episode sophomore campaign.

HBO’s House of the Dragon (returning series), premiering June 21

The original Game of Thrones spinoff returns for its third season, continuing to focus on the brutal Targaryen civil war.

Netflix’s In the Hand of Dante (drama movie), premiering June 24

Oscar Isaac, Gal Gadot, Al Pacino, Jason Momoa, Martin Scorsese, and John Malkovich all appear in the drama film adaptation of Nick Tosches’s 2002 novel of the same name, directed by Julian Schnabel.

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The U.S. Open golf tournament and FIFA World Cup action headline the sports television schedule for the last week of June.

NBC and USA Network will provide comprehensive live coverage of the 126th U.S. Open PGA tournament throughout the weekend. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler enters the tournament seeking the final leg of the career Grand Slam, though Wyndham Clark holds the lead after the opening round.

On the soccer field, the United States Men’s National Team returns to World Cup group-stage action on June 19 against Australia in a match airing on Fox. Later that day, the network will also televise the Scotland-Morocco and Brazil-Haiti matches. The U.S. squad will close out group-stage play on June 25 against Turkey. A complete schedule of this week’s World Cup telecasts is available here.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

June 19: Baseball: St. Louis-Kansas City; Minnesota-Arizona (Apple TV)

June 20: Boxing: Oscar Collazo-Neider Valdez, strawweights (DAZN)

June 20: MMA: UFC Fight Night: Manel Kape-Kyoji Horiguchi, flyweights (Paramount Plus)

June 21: Auto Racing: NASCAR Cup Anduril 250 (Prime Video)

June 21: Baseball: Minnesota-Arizona (Peacock)

June 25: WNBA Basketball: Los Angeles-Toronto (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports Events to Watch:

June 19: WNBA Basketball: Washington-New York; Minnesota-Golden State (ION)

June 20: Auto Racing: O’Reilly United Rental Driven to Serve 250 (CW)

June 20: WNBA Basketball: Indiana-Atlanta; Seattle-Phoenix (ABC)

June 20: WNBA Basketball: Chicago-Dallas (CBS)

June 21: Auto Racing: IndyCar Grand Prix at Road America (Fox)

June 21: Baseball: NY Mets-Philadelphia (NBC)

June 21: WNBA Basketball: Golden State-Las Vegas (CBS)

June 21: WNBA Basketball: New York-Los Angeles (ESPN)

June 22: WNBA Basketball: Phoenix-Indiana (USA Network)

June 23: WNBA Basketball: New York-Las Vegas (USA Network)

June 23: Baseball: LA Dodgers-Minnesota (TBS)

June 23: NBA Basketball: NBA Draft (ABC)

June 24: WNBA Basketball: Phoenix-Indiana; Atlanta-Golden State (USA Network)

I Will Find You debuts June 18 and stars Sam Worthington as a grieving father wrongfully accused and convicted of killing his three-year-old son. Years into his prison sentence, he sees a photo showing a boy who looks just like his son. Convinced his son is still alive, he looks to break out of jail to save his son and discover the truth about what happened to him, according to Netflix.

The eight-episode series is based on a 2023 novel of the same name by Harlan Coben, and also stars Britt Lower, Milo Vetimiglia, and Logan Browning.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Starz’s The Listeners (drama), premiering June 12

Rebecca Hall stars as a high school teacher whose life is irrevocably altered when she is the only one who hears a continuous humming sound that triggers severe health problems.

Starz’s Power Book III: Raising Kanan (returning series), premiering June 12

Mekai Curtis returns to headline the eight-episode fifth and final season of the Power franchise’s second spinoff series.

Hulu’s Never Change! (comedy movie), premiering June 17

Several adults in their 30s head back to high school to complete a senior year that was interrupted by a tornado more than a decade ago.

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The NBA, the NHL and the UFL will crown champions over the next several days, while the first round of the World Cup kicks into full swing and the UFC brings mixed martial arts action to the White House lawn.

ABC will continue its coverage of the NBA Finals on June 13 as the New York Knicks, fresh off a historic comeback victory in Game 4, look to close out the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 and capture their first NBA championship in 53 years. If the Spurs extend the series with a win, the Finals will shift back to Madison Square Garden for Game 6 on June 16. A winner-take-all Game 7, if necessary, is scheduled for June 19.

ABC will also offer coverage of the Stanley Cup Finals, with Game 6 of the Vegas Golden Knights-Carolina Hurricanes matchup from Vegas on June 14. The Hurricanes hope to secure their second championship with a road win. If Vegas wins, Game 7 will take place on June 17.

ABC will televise the UFL’s third United Bowl Championship game on June 13, pitting the reigning champion DC Defenders against the Louisville Kings.

The World Cup group stage is underway, and the United States Men’s National Team opens its tournament campaign on June 12 against Paraguay in a match airing on Fox. Throughout the week, Fox and FS1 will continue to carry World Cup action, with a complete schedule of match telecasts available here.

The mixed-martial arts world will turn its attention to the June 14 UFC Freedom 250 event from the White House lawn in Washington, D.C., streaming live on Paramount Plus. The main event features a lightweight title showdown between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje. In boxing, DAZN will stream a bantamweight championship bout on June 13, with WBA titleholder Antonio Vargas defending his belt against challenger Jesse Rodriguez.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

June 12: Baseball: Arizona-Cincinnati; Atlanta-NY Mets (Apple TV)

June 13: WNBA Basketball: Indiana-Connecticut (Peacock)

June 14: Baseball: Miami-Pittsburgh (Peacock)

June 14: Auto Racing F1: Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix (Apple TV)

June 14: Auto Racing NASCAR Cup: Great American Getaway 400 (Amazon)

June 14: WNBA Basketball: Indiana-Connecticut (Peacock)

June 15: WNBA Basketball: Los Angeles-Golden State (Peacock)

June 17: Baseball: Chicago-NY Yankees (Prime Video)

June 18: WNBA Basketball: Atlanta-Indiana (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports Events to Watch:

June 12: WNBA Basketball: Toronto-Washington; Golden State-Seattle (Ion)

June 13: Auto Racing NASCAR O’Reilly Series: MillerTech Battery 250 (CW)

June 13: WNBA Basketball: Minnesota-Las Vegas (CBS)

June 13-14: PGA Golf: Canadian Open (CBS)

June 14: Baseball: Texas-Boston (NBC)

June 14: Baseball: Chicago-San Francisco (ABC)

June 15: WNBA Basketball: Las Vegas-Dallas (USA Network)

June 15: Baseball: Tampa Bay-LA Dodgers (ESPN)

June 16: Baseball: San Diego-St. Louis (TBS)

June 16: WNBA Basketball: Toronto-Indiana (USA Network)

June 17: WNBA Basketball: New York-Chicago; Las Vegas-Phoenix (USA Network)

Premiering June 5, Cape Fear stars Javier Bardem as Max Cady, a convicted criminal who, after his release from prison, sets out to exact revenge on married attorneys Anna and Tom Bowden, whom he blames for his incarceration. Inspired by the classic 1962 and 1991 films, the series reimagines the story for a modern audience, with a greater emphasis on technology and contemporary threats.

The 10-episode drama also stars Amy Adams, Patrick Wilson, Lily Collias and CCH Pounder. The series is executive produced by Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg.

Other shows debuting the week include:

Netflix’s Office Romance (dramedy movie), premiering June 5

Brett Goldstein and Jennifer Lopez star as two co-workers who become romantically involved in the rom-com film.

AMC’s The Vampire Lestat (drama/horror), premiering June 7

After two seasons under the title Interview With the Vampire, the series enters its third season as The Vampire Lestat. The new seven-episode season follows the iconic Lestat, portrayed by Sam Reid, as he embarks on a tour with a rock band while attempting to share his life story with the world.

Hulu’s Alice and Steve (comedy), premiering June 8

The British comedy series follows two longtime friends whose bond is put to the test after one becomes romantically involved with the other’s daughter.

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A busy week on the sports calendar features the conclusion of the French Open, the continuing NBA Finals and NHL Stanley Cup Final, and the start of World Cup competition.

The French Open concludes this weekend on TNT/truTV with the men’s and women’s finals. On the women’s side, unsung Maja Chwalinksa will face Mirra Andreeva in the June 6 finals. Chwalinska is the second player in tournament history to reach the finals as a qualifier.

In the men’s bracket, the June 7 final will feature third-ranked Alexander Zverev facing the winner of the June 5 Flavio Cobolli-Matteo Arnaldi semifinal match.

The NBA Finals continue on ABC on June 5 with Game 2 of the San Antonio Spurs-New York Knicks series. The Knicks wrested home court advantage from the Spurs in winning Game 1 of the best-of-seven series. Game 3 will take place on June 8, with Game 4 scheduled for June 10.

Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final shifts to Las Vegas on June 6 on ABC, where the Golden Knights will look to take a 2-1 series lead at home over the Carolina Hurricanes. Game 4 of the series will take place on June 9.

The World Cup gets underway June 11, with Fox televising the Mexico-South Africa match, while FS1 will carry the South Korea-Czech Republic matchup. Fox and FS1 will share coverage of the tournament’s marquee matches, while Fox One will stream all 104 World Cup games. Spanish-language coverage will air on Telemundo and Universo, with every match also available to stream in Spanish on Peacock.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

June 5: Baseball: Cleveland-Texas; Kansas City-Minnesota (Apple TV)

June 6: Boxing: Billam-Smith-Rozicki, cruiserweights (Paramount Plus)

June 6: MMA: UFC Fight Night: Muhammad-Bonfim, welterweights (Paramount Plus)

June 7: Auto Racing: Formula One Monaco Grand Prix (Apple TV)

June 7: Auto Racing: NASCAR Cup Firekeepers Casino 400 (Prime Video)

June 7: Baseball: Washington-Arizona (Peacock)

June 8: WNBA Basketball: Indiana-Washington (Peacock)

June 11: WNBA Basketball: Chicago-Indiana (Prime Video)

June 11: WNBA Basketball: Phoenix-Dallas (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

June 5: WNBA Basketball: Connecticut-Chicago; Dallas-Los Angeles (Ion)

June 6: WNBA Basketball: Seattle-Minnesota; Golden State-Las Vegas (ABC)

June 6: WNBA Basketball: Indiana-New York (CBS)

June 6-7: Golf: US Women’s Open (NBC)

June 6: Horse Racing: Belmont Stakes (Fox)

June 7: Auto Racing: IndyCar Bommarito Automotive Group 500 (Fox)

June 7: Baseball: San Francisco-Chicago Cubs (NBC)

June 8: WNBA Basketball: Seattle-Las Vegas (USA Network)

June 9: Baseball: NY Yankees-Cleveland (TBS)

June 9: WNBA Basketball: Atlanta-Chicago (ESPN)

June 10: WNBA Basketball: Los Angeles-Seattle (USA Network)

Debuting May 29, Star City explores an alternate history in which the Soviet Union beats the United States to the moon, igniting an even more intense space race between the two superpowers. The eight-episode drama shifts the perspective to the Soviet side of the competition and examines the political, personal and technological consequences of that historic achievement.

The series stars Rhys Ifans, Anna Maxwell Martin, Agnes O’Casey, Alice Englert and Ruby Ashbourne Serkis.

Other shows debuting this week include:

HBO’s Miss You, Love You (drama movie), premiering May 29

Allison Janney stars as a widow forced to plan her husband’s funeral with her estranged son’s assistant. Bonnie Hunt and Oscar Nunez also star in the film.

Apple TV’s Propeller One-Way Night Coach (adventure movie), premiering May 29

John Travolta directs the movie adaptation of his 1997 children’s book of the same name that follows a young plane enthusiast and his mother as they embark on a cross-country flight to California.

Hulu’s Not Suitable for Work (comedy series), premiering June 2

The Mindy Kaling-produced series follows the lives of five work-focused 20-somethings living in New York City.

Netflix’s The Witness (drama series), premiering June 4

The British-based, true-crime drama series is based on the tragic 1992 London murder of Rachel Nickell, and her toddler son, who was the sole eyewitness to the attack.

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The NBA Finals and the NHL Stanley Cup Final headline the live sports schedule for the first week of June.

The NBA Finals tip off June 3 on ABC, with the Eastern Conference champion New York Knicks awaiting the winner of the Western Conference Finals showdown between the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs. That series will be decided in a winner-take-all Game 7 on May 30, airing on NBC/Peacock.

The Stanley Cup Final between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Vegas Golden Knights begins on June 2 on ABC. The Hurricanes punched their ticket to the finals on May 29 with a series-closing win over the Montreal Canadiens. Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final will air on ABC on June 4.

TNT/truTV and HBO will offer 3rd and fourth-round coverage of the men’s and women’s French Open tournament throughout the week. The tournament has already seen its share of upsets, including the ouster of men’s top-ranked player Jannick Sinner in the second round. On the women’s side, second-ranked player Elena Rybakina was also defeated in the second round.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

May 29: Baseball: Minnesota-Pittsburgh (Apple TV)

May 29: Baseball: Philadelphia-LA Dodgers (Apple TV)

May 29: NWSL Soccer: Denver-Louisville (Amazon)

May 30: MMA: UFC Fight Night: Song Yadong-Deiveson Figueiredo, bantamweights (Paramount Plus)

May 31: Baseball: Toronto-Baltimore (Prime Video)

May 31: Auto Racing: NASCAR Cup Cracker Barrel 400 (Prime Video)

June 4: WNBA Basketball: Atlanta-Indiana; Golden State-Minnesota (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

May 29: WNBA Basketball: Phoenix-New York; Atlanta-Portland (Ion)

May 29: UFL Football: Dallas-St. Louis (Fox)

May 30: Boxing: Stephanie Han-Holly Holm, lightweight title (ESPN)

May 30: Boxing: Dmitry Bivol-Michael Eifert, light heavyweight title (DAZN)

May 30: WNBA Basketball: Indiana-Portland (CBS)

May 30: PGA Golf: Charles Schwab Challenge (CBS)

May 30: NWSL Soccer: Boston-Kansas City; Utah-Portland; Seattle-Washington (Ion)

May 30: UEFA Soccer: Champions League Final — PSG-Arsenal (CBS)

May 31: Auto Racing: Indy Car Detroit Grand Prix (Fox)

May 31: Baseball: Chicago Cubs-St. Louis (NBC)

May 31: WNBA Basketball: Las Vegas-Golden State (NBC)

June 1: WNBA Basketball: Seattle-Dallas (USA Network)

June 2: Baseball: San Diego-Philadelphia (TBS)

June 3: WNBA Basketball: Toronto-New York; Phoenix-Seattle (USA Network)

The premium service’s Spider-Noir premieres May 25 and stars Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, a former superhero turned aging private investigator in 1930s New York City. When a difficult new case emerges, Reilly is forced to once again become the masked vigilante he abandoned following a personal tragedy.

Spider-Noir marks Nicolas Cage’s first starring role in a television series and features a cast that includes Lamorne Morris, Li Jun Li, Karen Rodriguez, Abraham Popoola and Brendan Gleeson.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Netflix’s Ladies First (comedy movie), premiering May 22

Sacha Baron Cohen stars as a male chauvinist who wakes up in a parallel world dominated by women.

Showtime’s The Chi (returning series), premiering May 24

The eighth and final season of the Lena Waithe-produced drama series about the experiences and stories of people living on Chicago’s South side.

History’s World War II With Tom Hanks (documentary series), premiering May 25

The 20-part documentary series delivers more than 20 hours of footage covering the war’s pivotal battles and key moments.

Netflix’s The Four Seasons (returning series), premiering May 28

The sophomore campaign for the Emmy Award-nominated series continues to follow the exploits of a tight-knit group of friends. Returning cast for the eight-episode series includes Tina Fey, Will Forte and Colman Domingo.

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The Memorial Day holiday week features continued NBA and NHL playoff action as both leagues move closer to their championship rounds, while the Indianapolis 500 takes center stage in motorsports.

On May 22, the NBA Western Conference Finals shift to San Antonio for Game 3 on NBC, with the Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder tied at one game apiece. The series continues with Game 4 on May 24 and Game 5 on May 26, both airing on NBC/Peacock.

The Eastern Conference finals resume May 23 on ABC with the New York Knicks traveling to Cleveland up 2-0 against the Cavaliers. ESPN will televise Game 4 of the series, slated for May 25, and Game 5, if necessary, on May 27.

On the ice, ESPN will air Game 2 of the Vegas Golden Knights-Colorado Avalanche Western Conference final on May 22, with Vegas holding a 1-0 series lead. The Knights will host Game 3 on May 24 and Game 4 on May 26, both on ESPN. The Eastern Conference final continues May 23 on TNT/truTV with the Montreal Canadiens looking to take a 2-0 lead over the Carolina Hurricanes, who entered the series undefeated in the playoffs. TNT/truTV will also telecast Game 3 of the series on May 25 and Game 4 on May 27.

Fox will carry the 110th Indianapolis 500 race on May 24, where defending champion Alex Palou is favored to capture another checkered flag ahead of contenders Pato O'Ward, David Malukas, Alexander Rossi and Conor Daly.

On the tennis court, TNT/truTV this week will provide coverage of the opening rounds of the French Open. Defending men’s champion Carlos Alcaraz will miss the tournament due to injury, making Jannik Sinner the favorite to capture the title. On the women’s side, defending champion Coco Gauff faces a challenging field that includes Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Świątek and Elena Rybakina.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

May 22: Baseball: Houston-Chicago Cubs; Detroit-Baltimore (Apple TV)

May 22: NWSL Soccer: Seattle-Boston (Prime Video)

May 23: Boxing: Oleksandr Usyk-Rico Verhoeven, heavyweight title bout (DAZN)

May 23: MLS Soccer: Austin-St. Louis (Fox)

May 24: Auto Racing: Formula One Canadian Grand Prix (Apple TV)

May 24: Auto Racing: NASCAR Cup Coca-Cola 600 (Prime Video)

May 24: Baseball: Pittsburgh-Toronto; Texas-LA Angels (Peacock)

May 25: WNBA Basketball: Portland-New York (Peacock)

May 27: WNBA Basketball: Las Vegas-Dallas; Indiana-Golden State (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

May 22: WNBA Basketball: Golden State-Indiana (Ion)

May 22: WNBA Basketball: Connecticut-Seattle (Ion)

May 22: UFL Football: DC-Orlando (Fox)

May 23-24: PGA Golf: Byron Nelson Classic (CBS)

May 23: WNBA Basketball: Minnesota-Chicago; Los Angeles-Las Vegas (CBS)

May 23: UFL Football: Birmingham-Columbus (ABC)

May 23: NWSL Soccer: North Carolina-Louisville; Denver-Utah, Angel City-Houston (Ion)

May 24: WNBA Basketball: Dallas-New York (NBC)

May 24: UFL Football: Dallas-Louisville (Fox)

May 24: NWSL Soccer: Portland-Kansas City (CBS)

May 24: MLS: Philadelphia-Miami (Fox)

May 24: MLS: Seattle-LAFC (Fox)

May 25: Baseball: NY Yankees-Kansas City (ESPN)

May 27: WNBA Basketball: Phoenix-New York; Atlanta-Minnesota (USA Network)

Netflix’s The Boroughs premieres May 21 and follows a group of retirees who band together to investigate a series of disturbing events unfolding in their community. Led by newcomer Sam Cooper, the residents soon suspect a dangerous alien force may be behind the strange occurrences.

The ensemble cast features Alfred Molina, Geena Davis, Alfre Woodard, Bill Pullman, Clark Peters and Denis O’Hare. The eight-episode series is produced by Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Paramount Plus’ Dutton Ranch (drama), premiering May 15

The latest Yellowstone spinoff stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprising their roles as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler from the original series. Ed Harris, Annette Bening and J.R. Villarreal also star in the show.

Prime Video’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War (action movie), premiering May 20

Jack Krasinski returns as CIA agent Jack Ryan in the film follow-up to Prime Video’s television series Jack Ryan, which concluded in 2023.

Apple TV’s Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (dramedy), premiering May 20

Tatiana Maslany stars as a divorced mother who investigates a crime she believes she witnessed, uncovering what could be a far-reaching conspiracy. Brandon Flynn, Murray Bartlett and Jess Hodges also star in the 10-episode series.

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Conference finals action tips off in the NBA and NHL this week as the PGA Championship reaches its conclusion and Netflix streams its first-ever live mixed martial arts event.

On the ice, the Montreal Canadiens will look to punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference finals with a Game 6 win over the Buffalo Sabres May 16 on ABC. If the Sabres win, Game 7 will take place May 18 on ESPN. The Western Conference Finals are set, with the Vegas Golden Knights traveling to Colorado to face the Avalanche in Game 1 on May 20 on ESPN.

The NBA will round out its second round playoffs schedule May 17 with Game 7 of Cleveland Cavaliers-Detroit Pistons series on Prime Video. The Western Conference Finals begin May 18 with Game 1 of the San Antonio Spurs-Oklahoma City Thunder series on NBC/Peacock.

Netflix on May 16 will step into the MMA octagon for the first time as it streams a live fight card headlined by former women’s champion Ronda Rousey’s return to the octagon in nearly a decade against Gina Carano.

On the links, the PGA Championship heads into its final rounds this weekend on ESPN and CBS. On May 16, NBC will air the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

May 16: MMA: UFC Fight Night: Arnold Allen-Melquizael Costa (featherweights)

May 16: MLS Soccer: Minnesota-New England (Apple TV)

May 17: Baseball: Miami-Tampa Bay (Peacock)

May 17: Baseball: San Diego-Seattle (Peacock)

May 17: WNBA Basketball: Seattle-Indiana (Peacock)

May 18: WNBA: Washington-Dallas (Peacock)

May 19: Premier League Soccer: Tottenham-Chelsea (Peacock)

May 21: WNBA Basketball: Golden State-New York (Prime Video)

May 21: WNBA Basketball: Los Angeles-Phoenix (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

May 16: Auto Racing: O’Reilly Bet Rivers 200 (CW)

May 16: UFL Football: D.C.-Louisville (ABC)

May 16: UFL Football: Houston-St. Louis (ABC)

May 16: Horse Racing: Preakness Stakes (NBC)

May 16: Soccer: NWSL: Chicago-North Carolina (Ion)

May 16: NWSL: Orlando-Denver (Ion)

May 17: WNBA Basketball: Las Vegas-Atlanta (NBC)

May 17: UFL Football: Columbus-Birmingham (Fox)

May 18: Premier League Soccer: Burnley-Arsenal (USA)

May 19: Baseball: Toronto-NY Yankees (TBS)

May 19: Premier League Soccer: Manchester City-AFC Bournemouth (USA)

May 20: WNBA Basketball: Portland-Indiana (USA)

May 20: WNBA Basketball: Dallas-Chicago (USA)

The five-episode series debuts May 8 and stars Will Sharpe as young composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who arrives in Vienna in search of creative freedom, according to the network. Paul Bettany stars as Amadeus’s fellow composer and rival Antonio Salieri.

The series, adapted from Peter Shaffer’s 1979 stage play, also stars Gabrielle Creevy, Jessica Alexander, Jonathan Aris and Olivia-Mai Barrett.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Netflix’s Remarkably Bright Creatures (drama movie), premiering May 8

Sally Field stars as a widowed aquarium cleaning lady who forms an unlikely bond with a giant octopus.

Disney Plus’ The Punisher: One Last Kill (special), premiering May 12

Jon Bernthal reprises his role as the violent vigilante Frank Castle/The Punisher in the Marvel Studios-produced special.

Prime Video’s Off Campus (drama), premiering May 13

The college-themed drama series follows members of an elite ice hockey team and the women in their lives.

Netflix’s Nemesis (drama), premiering May 14

The eight-episode drama from Power creator Courtney A. Kemp follows a detective fixated on tracking down a master thief who orchestrates a series of elaborate heists.

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The WNBA tips off its 30th season as second-round action heats up in the NBA and NHL playoffs.

The WNBA launches tonight (May 8) armed with a new 11-year, $2.2 billion television rights deal that will offer fans more than 125 national games across ESPN, ABC, NBC, Peacock, Prime Video, USA Network, CBS, and Ion Television.

Ion will tip off coverage of the new season with a May 8 tripleheader featuring the Connecticut Sun against the New York Liberty, the Washington Mystics visiting Toronto to face the expansion Tempo team, and the expansion Golden State Valkyries playing their first game against the Seattle Storm. ABC will air a May 9 doubleheader featuring Caitlin Clark’s regular-season return to the Indiana Fever as they face the Dallas Wings, and defending champion Las Vegas Aces hosting the Phoenix Mercury. USA Network will air a May 10 matchup between Las Vegas and the Los Angeles Sparks.

The NBA playoffs continue with a May 8 Prime Video doubleheader featuring Game 3 of the New York Knicks-Philadelphia 76ers series, with the Knicks up 2 games to none, and Game 3 of the San Antonio Spurs-Minnesota Timberwolves series, even at 1 game apiece.

On May 9, the Detroit Pistons will look to go up 3 games to none against the Cleveland Cavaliers on NBC/Peacock, while ABC offers Game 3 of the Oklahoma City Thunder-Los Angeles Lakers series, with the defending champion Thunder currently up 2 games to none. On May 10, ABC will air Game 4 of the Knicks-76ers series, while NBC/Peacock will carry Game 4 of the Spurs-Timberwolves series.

NBC on May 11 will pick up coverage of Game 4 of the Detroit-Cleveland series, while Prime Video will stream Game 4 of the Oklahoma City-Los Angeles series.

On the ice, TNT on May 8 will telecast Game 2 of the Buffalo Sabres-Montreal Canadiens matchup, with the Sabres looking to take a 2-0 lead. TNT will also carry Game 3 of the Vegas Golden Knights-Anaheim Ducks series, currently tied at one game apiece.

TNT/truTV will also air a May 9 doubleheader as Carolina looks to close out its series with the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 4, while the Colorado Avalanche looks to take a commanding 3 -0 lead over the Minnesota Wild. ESPN on May 10 will air Game 3 of the Buffalo-Montreal series and Game 4 of the Vegas-Anaheim matchup.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

May 8: Baseball: Minnesota-Cleveland (Apple TV)

May 8: Baseball: St. Louis-San Diego (Apple TV)

May 8: NWSL Soccer: North Carolina-Orlando (Prime Video)

May 9: MMA: UFC 328: Khamzat Chimaev-Sean Strickland, middleweights (Paramount Plus)

May 9: Boxing: Fabio Wardley-Daniel Dubois, heavyweights (DAZN)

May 9: Wrestling: WWE Backlash (ESPN Unlimited)

May 10: Boxing: Shane Mosley Jr.-Serhii Bohachuk, middleweights (Paramount Plus)

May 10: Baseball: Washington-Miami (Peacock)

May 10: Baseball: Detroit-Kansas City (Peacock)

May 13: MLS Soccer: Nashville-New England (Apple TV)

May 14: WNBA: Minnesota-Dallas (Prime Video)

May 14: WNBA: New York-Portland (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

May 8: UFL Football: Columbus-St. Louis (Fox)

May 9: Auto Racing: IndyCar - Sonsio Grand Prix (Fox)

May 9: Auto Racing: NASCAR O’Reilly: Mission 200 At The Glen

May 9: UFL Football: Louisville-D.C. (Fox)

May 9: UFL Football: Dallas-Birmingham (ESPN)

May 9-10: Golf: PGA Tour -Truist Championship (CBS)

May 11: Premier League Soccer: Leeds United-Tottenham (USA Network)

May 13: WNBA: Las Vegas-Connecticut (USA Network)

May 13: WNBA: Indiana-Los Angeles (USA Network)

May 13: Premier League Soccer: Crystal Palace-Manchester City (USA Network)

The second round of the NBA and NHL playoffs kicks into full swing this week, with several games scheduled over the next few days.

On the hardwood, second-round NBA action begins May 4 on NBC/Peacock as the New York Knicks host the Philadelphia 76ers, who are coming off their upset series win over the Boston Celtics. The second game features the Minnesota Timberwolves, fresh off their defeat of the favored Denver Nuggets, traveling to San Antonio to face the Spurs.

On May 5, Peacock will stream the Cleveland Cavaliers taking on the Detroit Pistons, while NBC/Peacock will carry Game 1 of the Los Angeles Lakers-Oklahoma City Thunder series.

Here’s a full look at the NBA Playoffs schedule (May 4-7; All times Eastern)

Monday, May 4

Philadelphia 76ers-New York Knicks (NBC/Peacock), 8:00 pm

Minnesota-San Antonio (Peacock), 9:30 pm

Tuesday, May 5

Cleveland-Detroit (Peacock), 7:00 pm

Los Angeles-Oklahoma City (NBC/Peacock), 8:30 pm

Wednesday, May 6

Philadelphia-New York, Game 2 (ESPN), 7:00 pm

Minnesota-San Antonio, Game 2 (ESPN), 9:30 pm

Thursday, May 7

Cleveland-Detroit, Game 2 (Prime Video), 7:00 pm

Los Angeles-Oklahoma City, Game 2 (Prime Video), 9:30 pm

In the NHL, ESPN on May 4 will carry Game 2 of the Philadelphia Flyers-Carolina Hurricanes series, with the Flyers looking to even the series at one game apiece. ESPN will also carry Game 1 of the Anaheim Ducks-Vegas Golden Knights matchup. On May 5, ESPN returns with the Colorado Avalanche looking to take a 2-0 series lead over the Minnesota Wild.

Action continues May 6 on TNT/truTV as the Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres open their second-round series.

Here’s a full look at the NHL Playoffs schedule (May 4-7; All times Eastern)

Monday, May 4

Philadelphia-Carolina, Game 2 (ESPN), 7:00 pm

Anaheim-Vegas (ESPN), 9:30 pm

Tuesday, May 5

Minnesota-Colorado, Game 2 (ESPN), 8:00 pm

Wednesday, May 6

Montreal-Buffalo (TNT/truTV), 7:00 pm

Anaheim-Vegas, Game 2 (TNT/truTV), 9:30 pm

Thursday, May 7

Carolina-Philadelphia, Game 3 (TNT/truTV), 8:00 pm

Peacock’s nine-episode M.I.A. series premieres May 7 and stars Shannon Gisela as a woman who seeks to become a powerful South Florida crime lord while avenging her family’s murder. The series also stars Cary Elwes, Danay Garcia, Brittany Adebumola, Dylan Jackson and Alberto Guerra.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Netflix’s Swapped (animated movie), premiering May 1

Oscar-winning actor Michael B. Jordan, Cedric the Entertainer, and Tracy Morgan lead the cast for the family-themed comedy adventure film.

Netflix’s Lord of the Flies (drama series), premiering May 4

The latest adaptation of William Golding’s classic 1954 novel about the exploits of schoolboys stranded on a tropical island stars David McKenna and Winston Sawyers.

Prime Video’s Citadel (returning series), premiering May 6

Priyanka Chopra, Stanley Tucci and Richard Madden return for season two of the spy thriller, with Merle Dandridge and Jack Reynor joining the cast.

AMC Plus’ The Terror: Devil in Silver (horror), premiering May 7

The third installment of AMC’s original Terror anthology series stars Dan Stevens as a working-class man who is wrongly committed to a psychiatric institution. Judith Light and CCH Pounder also star in the six-episode series.

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A competitive opening round of the NHL and NBA playoffs wraps up this weekend, while horse racing’s Triple Crown season begins with the Kentucky Derby.

On May 1, Prime Video will stream a Game 6 tripleheader, beginning with the Orlando Magic looking to close out their series at home against the Detroit Pistons. The Cleveland Cavaliers face the Toronto Raptors, needing a win to advance, while the Houston Rockets aim to stay alive on their home floor against the Los Angeles Lakers.

In the NHL on May 1, the Montreal Canadiens look to finish off the Tampa Bay Lightning and advance to the second round, while the Buffalo Sabres head to Boston aiming to close out their series. The Vegas Golden Knights will also try to punch their ticket to the next round against the Utah Mammoth.

NBC will air the 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby on May 2, with Renegade entering as the odds-on favorite in the first leg of the Triple Crown.

On the soccer field, NBC, Peacock and USA will combine on May 2 to air four Premier League games, while Fox will televise a Major League Soccer doubleheader. Also, Ion will offer three NWSL games.

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

May 1: Baseball – Cincinnati-Pittsburgh (Apple TV)

May 1: Baseball – Kansas City-Seattle (Apple TV)

May 2: Boxing – Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez-David Benavidez (DAZN PPV)

May 2: MMA – UFC Fight Night: Jack Della Maddalena-Carlos Prates (Paramount Plus)

May 3: Baseball – Toronto-Minnesota (Peacock)

May 3: Baseball – Texas-Detroit (Peacock)

May 3: Soccer: Premier League – Crystal Palace-AFC Bournemouth (Peacock)

May 3: Soccer: Liverpool at Manchester United (Peacock)

May 6: Baseball – Texas-New York (Prime Video)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

May 1: Soccer: Premier League: Burnley-Leeds United (USA Network)

May 2: Auto Racing: NASCAR – Andy’s Frozen Custard 340 (CW)

May 2: Football: UFL – Dallas-D.C. (ABC)

May 2-3: Golf: PGA Tour: Cadillac Championship (CBS)

May 3: Auto Racing: AMA Supercross Championship (NBC)

May 3: Soccer: Premier League: Tottenham-Aston Villa (USA Network)

May 3: Football: UFL – Birmingham-Orlando (Fox)

May 4: Soccer: Premier League: Nottingham Forest-Chelsea (USA)

May 4: Soccer: Premier League: Manchester City-Everton (USA)

May 5: Baseball: LA Dodgers-Houston (TBS)

The seven-episode series, based on A.J. Qunnell’s novels, debuts April 30 and stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as John Creasy, a retired CIA operative pulled out of isolation to protect a young girl who witnessed a brutal crime. Creasy must confront both dangerous enemies and his own inner demons.

Bobby Cannavale, Alice Braga and Scoot McNairy also star in Man on Fire, which follows earlier film adaptations, including the 2004 movie starring Denzel Washington.

Other shows debuting this week include:

Netflix’s Apex (action movie), premiering April 24

The action thriller stars Charlize Theron as a rock climber being hunted by a serial killer in the Australian wild.

Apple Tv’s Widow’s Bay (horror comedy), premiering April 29

Matthew Rhys stars as a mayor looking to transform a cursed New England town into a tourist destination.

Paramount Plus’ My Killer Father: The Green Hollow Murders (docuseries), premiering April 28

The true-crime documentary centers on a woman’s claims that her father murdered dozens of women and forced her and her siblings to conceal the bodies in a local well.

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The NBA and NHL playoffs headline this week’s lineup of live sports action.

The NBA Playoffs continue April 24 with a Prime Video tripleheader. Philadelphia looks to build on its Game 2 upset of Boston as the series shifts home for Game 3, while the Lakers aim for a 3-0 lead over the Houston Rockets, and the Portland Trailblazers try to take a 2-1 edge against the San Antonio Spurs

On April 25, Peacock will stream Game 3 of the Detroit Pistons–Orlando Magic series, which is tied 1-1. NBC will air Game 3 of the Oklahoma City Thunder-Phoenix Suns series, with the Thunder looking to take a 3-0 series lead, along with the Atlanta Hawks aiming to extend their 2-1 edge against the New York Knicks. ABC follows with the Denver Nuggets trying to regain home-court advantage against the Minnesota Timberwolves, trailing the series 2-1.

The NBA schedule to date for the rest of the week:

April 26

Cleveland-Toronto (game 4) – ESPN

San Antonio-Portland (Game 4) – ESPN

Boston-Philadelphia (Game 4) – NBC/Peacock

Los Angeles-Houston (Game 4) – NBC/Peacock

April 27

Detroit-Orlando (Game 4) – NBC/Peacock

Oklahoma City-Phoenix (Game 4) – Peacock

Minnesota-Denver (Game 4) – NBC

April 28

Philadelphia-Boston (Game 5) – ESPN

Atlanta-New York (Game 5) – NBC/Peacock

Portland-San Antonio (Game 5) – ESPN

The NHL’s first round postseason continues April 24 with three series all tied 1-1: Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Montreal Canadiens (TNT/truTV), Vegas Golden Knights vs. Utah Mammoth (TBS), and Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks (TNT/truTV).

On April 25, TBS/truTV will feature the Carolina Hurricanes looking to close out their series in Game 4 against the Ottawa Senators, while the Philadelphia Flyers aim to complete a sweep of the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Dallas Stars will also try to take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Minnesota Wild.

Action continues April 26 on TNT/truTV with Game 4 of the Buffalo Sabres-Boston Bruins series, with Buffalo holding a 2-1 edge. The Colorado Avalanche will also look to complete a sweep of the Los Angeles Kings in their Game 4 matchup.

The NHL playoff schedule to date for the rest of the week:

April 26

Tampa Bay-Montreal (Game 4) – ESPN

Edmonton-Anaheim (Game 4) – ESPN

April 27

Vegas-Utah (Game 4) – ESPN

April 28

Boston-Buffalo (Game 5) – TNT/truTV

Minnesota-Dallas (Game 5) – ESPN2

Anaheim-Edmonton (Game 5) – TNT/truTV

Live Sports Exclusively on Streaming Services:

April 26: Baseball – LA Angels-Kansas City (Peacock)

April 25: MMA–UFC Fight Night: Aljamain Sterling-Toussef Zalal (Featherweights)

Other Live Sports to Watch:

April 25: Football: UFL–St. Louis-Orlando (ESPN)

April 25-26: Golf: PGA Tour – Zurich Classic (CBS)

April 25-26: Golf: PGA Tour – Chevron Championship (NBC)

April 26: Auto Racing: NASCAR Cup – Jack Link’s 500 (Fox)

April 26: Football: UFL–Columbus-Houston (ABC)

April 26: Football: UFL–Louisville-Dallas (ABC)

April 27: Soccer: Premier League – Brentford-Manchester United (USA Network)

April 30: Football: UFL–St. Louis-Louisville (Fox)