Happy June to you all!
We kick off the week with Hallmark June Weddings movie Wedding Season, and get a little darker as time goes on.
We have several new series on the horizon, and we’ve got episodic reviews lined up for a good deal of them, including but not limited to The Lazarus Project, Cruel Summer, and The Crowded Room.
Carry on reading below to see what else is coming your way and be sure to check out TV Fanatic daily for news and reviews of all of your favorite shows and movies.
Saturday, June 3
8/7c TLC Forever (Lifetime)
For all the ‘90s R&B fans, you’ll love diving into this documentary about one of the greatest selling girl bands of all time.
T-Boz and Chili come together with other industry giants to discuss TLC’s impact, how they broke boundaries and the mold with their music, style, and messages, and how they’ll forever leave a mark on the industry.
Join them as they chronicle their impressive journey filled with highs and lows and honor late band mate Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes.
8/7c Wedding Season (Hallmark Channel)
The Hallmark Channel kicks off their June Weddings film series with Wedding Season, starring Stephanie Bennett and Casey Deidrick.
Bennett stars as Trish a journalist who’s an overworked bridesmaid in three friends’ weddings and Deidrick plays her best friend’s brother Ryan who bails her out when things go awry.
Join Trish on her personal journey as she begins to understand more about love.
Sunday, June 4
8/7c Danger Below Deck (Lifetime)
We’re not saying that it’s fun to watch social media influencers face some holy hell and repercussions for some of their actions, but we’re also not saying it won’t be entertaining.
TV Fanatic favorite Kat McNamara stars in this flick about a woman and her best friend who join a luxury cruise through the Caribbean for kicks.
Except things go terribly wrong.
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9/8c The Idol (HBO)
She’s here!
Euphoria creator Sam Levinson’s collaboration with pop star Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye will finally be available for the masses.
The already controversial show will bow in on HBO, and like all of you, we are also excited to see what the fuss is all about.
You can bet we will have episodic reviews, so don’t forget to check them out.
9/8c FROM (MGM+)
The morning after Ellis’s stabbing finds the clinic folks trying to figure out what to do with Smiley.
Can Boyd and Kristi use his body to make some discoveries?
Elsewhere, Jim finds an ally in Randall, but will their new partnership come with strings attached? You’ll have to tune in to find out!
It's the gift that keeps on giving. 🩸 pic.twitter.com/s5SJoKe4bZ
— FROM on MGM+ (@FROMonMGM) May 30, 2023
Tuesday, June 6
Burden of Proof (MAX)
True-crime aficionados will appreciate this new documentary filmed like a docuseries about a man, Stephen, who relentlessly pursues the truth about what really happened to his sister, Jennifer Pandos, a 15-year-old who went missing in 1987.
As he edges closer to unraveling many secrets, he may discover that his parents aren’t who he thought they were, as their excuses about her running away decades before unravel and threaten to tear the family apart in the present.
As new evidence comes to light, viewers are along for the ride, shocked by every twist and turn every bit as much as Stephen. Check it out!
Wednesday, June 7
Somewhere Boy (Hulu)
This “bold and beautiful drama about a sheltered teenager thrust into the world” could be either terribly painful or soulfully enlightening. Guess we’ll soon find out.
Danny was just a baby when his mother was killed, and his grief-stricken father locked him away to keep him safe.
But when Danny turns 18, everything he's ever known explodes in an instant. Suddenly he has to come to terms with a whole new world he didn’t know existed.
8/7c Nancy Drew (The CW)
Nancy told Ace that they were cursed! (Yay!) But Ace still thinks she’s holding back some info. Will she spill all of the details with Ace and the rest of the Drew Crew?
But these two aren’t the only ones with relationship issues. Bess is determined to make a good impression with Addy’s parents, and Nick plans his first date since his breakup with George.
And there are still those pesky reanimated dead bodies wandering around town. You’ll want to check out the next Nancy Drew.
8/7c Masterchef (FOX)
Is West the Best? It’s the West Coast’s time to burn in the kitchen and impress the judges!
Susan Feniger guest judges as the audition process carries on, and the next region on lock for the competition is the West Coast.
Hopefully, they’re bringing some of that Cali flavor along with other things as we get a feel for what that region brings to the table with culinary cuisine.
Sign me up for more American food hot takes from our judges all season long. 🔥 #MasterChef pic.twitter.com/GGBDfHp2QU
— MasterChef (@MASTERCHEFonFOX) May 29, 2023
