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TVLine’s Sunday guide highlights HBO’s Lanterns premiere, Disney Princess: The Ultimate Concert Celebration on ABC/Disney+, and a slate of premieres and fresh episodes across networks including Big Brother, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Librarians: The Next Chapter, The Walking Dead: Dead City, and more.
USA TODAY outlines Saturday's seven-game Week 1 NFL preseason slate, led by Browns vs. Bears with the Deshaun Watson–Shedeur Sanders quarterback battle. The other featured matchups are Bills-Panthers, Giants-Vikings, Chiefs-Rams, Saints-Jaguars, Ravens-Eagles, and Seahawks-Cowboys, with games scheduled at 1 p.m., 1 p.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m., and 8 p.m. ET respectively. National TV coverage includes NFL Network, ESPN Unlimited in select markets, and all games are available via NFL+ and ESPN Unlimited or Fubo in various markets.
CBS has unveiled its fall 2026 premiere slate, kicking off with Survivor Season 51 and The Amazing Race before the official premiere week starts Oct. 4 with Marshals and Tracker. The network fills the slate with new seasons of FBI, CIA, NCIS and related spinoffs, plus new series including NCIS: New York, Cupertino and Eternally Yours, and resurrects Ghosts with Halloween and Christmas specials. Midseason holds include Ghosts Season 6, Matlock Season 3, NCIS: Sydney, with Einstein as the sole new midseason scripted series.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said the 2026–27 schedule won’t be finalized until LeBron James declares his next team, since opening-week and Christmas Day games depend on where he plays. With networks and teams eager to lock in rights, the league is waiting on LeBron’s destination before setting the schedule, while also noting potential shifts in local rights toward streaming in the future.
The 2026 Open Championship takes place July 16-19 at Royal Birkdale in Southport, England. Viewers can follow the final major of the year across Peacock/NBCSN, USA Network, and NBC/Peacock with Open All Access on Peacock; round-by-round TV schedules are listed (ET) and tee times for rounds 1 and 2 are published, highlighting notable groups.
Fox reveals its 2026–27 fall slate, with live-action returns Best Medicine (Season 2) and Doc (Season 3) premiering Sept. 22, followed by new unscripted debuts; Animation Domination returns Sept. 27 with The Simpsons anchoring Sundays alongside Animal Control, Universal Basic Guys, and Grimsburg; several veteran series are held for midseason (American Dad!, Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, Krapopolis, Memory of a Killer, Murder in a Small Town) with Baywatch and The Interrogator bowing midseason; unscripted fare includes Crime Scene Kitchen, Don't Forget the Lyrics!, LEGO Masters, The Masked Singer, Next Level Baker and Next Level Chef, with Marriage Market slated for 2027.
A TV week overview highlights Larry David’s return to TV and the final season of The Bear, along with Netflix’s The American Experiment documentary about democracy as the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence approaches.
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.
CBS Sports lays out a round-by-round TV and streaming plan for the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, listing start times and network coverage (USA Network and NBC), plus streaming on USOpen.com and the official app for early and late coverage; the guide highlights a 156-player field over 72 holes and promises wall-to-wall coverage throughout the week.
The article confirms Dutton Ranch releases new episodes on Fridays on Paramount+ and Paramount Network, with Episode 6 (June 12) and Episode 7 (June 19) in a nine-episode first season; episodes drop on Paramount+ at 3:01 a.m. ET and air on Paramount Network at 8:00 p.m. ET, with streaming/live-TV options via DIRECTV, Philo, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Sling, and more; a full May–July release calendar is provided and the show isn’t on CBS.
Sunday’s TV slate centers on Grantchester’s final season premiere, Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, and ongoing FIFA World Cup matches, along with a mix of premieres and finales across PBS, ABC, and other networks.
Georgia returns to the Men’s College World Series for the first time since 2008 as the No. 3 seed in Bracket 2, entering a double-elimination run in Omaha. The schedule runs from mid‑June through June 22, with ESPN carrying most games and ABC handling the Championship Series (and the final game if necessary).
The article previews World Cup 2026 in North America with group-by-group odds, highlighting host nations Mexico, the United States, and Canada as favorites to advance. It shares key group odds (Mexico -140 to win Group A; United States +125 to win Group D) and notes U.S. broadcast coverage on Fox networks, along with predicted group winners and matchups across the tournament.
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.
Love Island USA returns for Season 8 in June 2026 on Peacock, with daily episodes in the first week and a Thursday–Tuesday release rhythm thereafter. Episodes air at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET, Saturdays feature Aftersun, and the season follows the familiar villa format with 11 islanders (plus one contestant who was removed), a Casa Amor twist, and fan voting to decide who stays and who wins the cash prize. Seasons typically run about six weeks with 36–37 episodes plus a reunion.