All articles tagged with #finales
TVLine’s What to Watch for the week of Sept. 13, 2026 sweeps in with 50+ premieres, finales, and specials across broadcast, cable, and streaming, organizing new episodes and major events by time and network to help you plan your week across a mix of series, movies, and specials.
TVLine’s What to Watch for Sept. 6–12, 2026 highlights a busy week with 50+ premieres, finales and specials across broadcast, cable and streaming. Expect notable finales like The Great Food Truck Race and Beat Shazam, plus finales and new episodes across franchises such as The Librarians: The Next Chapter and Jeopardy Masters, plus new/binged series including DANG!, Colin From Accounts and The Paper Season 2, alongside a slate of 9/11 anniversary specials and documentaries to round out the week.
A ranked survey of 15 finales from the 2010s that frustrated audiences or sparked debate, arguing that even acclaimed shows can end with unearned conclusions, ambiguous twists, or heavy-handed fan service. From Lost and Game of Thrones to Dexter, How I Met Your Mother, Veronica Mars, and Castle, the piece underscores how bold endings can define a series as much as its highs, leaving lingering discussion even when the journey was strong.
TVLine’s What to Watch maps out 40+ premieres, finales, and specials across broadcast, cable, and streaming for the week starting Aug. 30, 2026, organized by time and platform. Highlights include Dolly Parton’s Remembering Dolly: A Rhinestone Life, 9/11: United We Stand – 25 Years Later, and a mix of season finales, docuseries finales, and specials across Hulu, NBC, HBO, Netflix, Disney+, and more.
TVLine’s What to Watch for the week of August 23, 2026 catalogs more than 40 premieres, finales and specials across broadcast, cable and streaming, organized day-by-day to help plan the seven-day viewing slate. Highlights include AMC+'s The Vampire Lestat: One Night Only Live, the Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion, Jeopardy! Masters, The Wall’s 100th episode, plus a mix of docuseries, movies and binge-worthy series across Netflix, Hallmark and other platforms.
TVLine’s Wednesday lineup runs across streaming and broadcast, highlighting the Paramoun +Season 2 premiere of Average Joe, the Apple TV+ finale for Lucky, Netflix offerings including Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing and Love Is Blind: UK, plus Reacher (Prime Video), Ted Lasso and Trying (Apple TV+), and a Bravo/FX/NatGeo primetime block featuring The Valley reunion and more, with showtime slots from early morning through 10 PM ET.
TVLine previews a week of 30+ premieres and finales (Aug 16–22, 2026) across broadcast, cable and streaming, including Disney Princess: The Ultimate Concert Celebration, The Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion, Lanterns, Outer Banks' final season, Love Is Blind: UK, and a slate of finales and specials from Fox, Bravo, Netflix, HBO, Apple TV+ and more.
TVLine’s What to Watch for Aug. 9–15, 2026 maps out a busy seven days with around 30 premieres and finales across streaming, cable and broadcast, highlighting The Chosen in the Wild with Bear Grylls on Prime Video, House of the Dragon’s Season 3 finale, Reacher Season 4 on Prime Video, X‑Men ’97 Season 2 finale on Disney+, and features like NASCAR Americana, a Real Housewives reunion, and several movies and specials; the piece also provides daily listings and a printable Fall TV calendar to help plan the week.
TVLine’s What to Watch guide unveils a printable August 2026 calendar listing major premieres, finales, live events, and notable TV movies across streaming and cable. It’s organized by premiere date and platform, notes whether streaming titles roll out weekly or binge, and includes synopses for new series and movies.
TVLine’s What to Watch lays out a packed seven-day lineup (July 19–25, 2026) with 40+ premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming, including major events like the FIFA World Cup final and finales such as Naked and Afraid: Global Showdown and Anne Rice's The Vampire Lestat, plus new episodes and premieres like King of the Hill on Hulu, Heartstopper: Ending on a Hi on Netflix, Criminal Minds finale on Paramount+, and Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender on Paramount+.
TVLine’s What to Watch for the week of June 28–July 4, 2026 curates 30+ premieres, finales and specials across broadcast, cable and streaming, organized by day. Highlights include Adventure Time: Side Quests (Disney+/Hulu), Elle (Prime Video, a Legally Blonde prequel), X-Men ’97 Season 2 (Disney+), Enola Holmes 3 (Netflix), Silo Season 3 (Apple TV+), and Abandoned plus a suite of Fourth of July events and docs, with premieres/finales across networks like Disney+, HBO, Netflix, Hallmark+, PBS, NBC, Paramount+, Apple TV+ and more from Sunday through Saturday.
Sunday's TV and streaming slate features The Agency's Season 2 premiere on Paramount+, House of the Dragon's Season 3 debut on HBO, and Hallmark's The Way Home finale, with a broad mix of premieres, finales, and new episodes across Patience, UFC Rivals, American Dad!, Grantchester, This Land, The Vampire Lestat, The Real Housewives of Rhode Island Reunion, and Rick and Morty.
TVLine’s What To Watch This Week highlights 30+ premieres and finales across broadcast, cable and streaming for June 21–27, 2026, with day-by-day listings—from The Agency S2 on Paramount+ to The Bear’s final season on Hulu—plus a printable June calendar and a daily 'What To Watch Today' guide and newsletter.
TVLine’s What to Watch for the week of June 14, 2026 compiles 30+ premieres, finales and specials across broadcast, cable and streaming, organized day-by-day from Sunday to Saturday. Expect a mix of live sports, season premieres and finales (e.g., Grantchester, Clarkson’s Farm), docuseries finales, and new films and series across platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, HBO, Apple TV+, Disney+, and more, giving viewers a full calendar to plan their week around big events and new debuts.
TVLine's What to Watch flags 50+ premieres, finales and specials for the week of June 7-13, 2026 across broadcast, cable and streaming, organized by time and day and featuring live events like the Tony Awards and NBA Finals, plus a mix of new series, finales and documentaries to plan your viewing.