We've got another week of recommendations for you!
Evil returns to Paramount+, and it's continuing the tradition of going bigger and better.
Atmospheric series Dark Winds begins on AMC+, and Bryan Cranston and Annette Benning team up on Jerry and Margo Go Large. Find out what else to watch this week below!
Saturday, June 11
8/7c Dirty Little Secret (Lifetime)
Lucy tries to navigate her regular life as a teen girl while managing and keeping secret her mother’s hoarding issues.
When tragedy strikes, there’s only so long that Joanna’s hoarding can stay secret, as it continues to drive a wedge between mother and daughter.
Melissa Joan Hart and Lizzy Boys star in this film inspired by true events.
Starting new can be hard to do, especially for Joanna. Don't miss #DirtyLittleSecret. @MelissaJoanHart @LizzieBoys pic.twitter.com/pCAE4nPK3a
— Lifetime (@lifetimetv) June 8, 2022
8/7c Masterchef (FOX)
The competition rages on as they’ve settled on their top 20 contestants and move past the audition process.
Their first challenge will include cooking the dish that sent them home the first time, and it offers a chance at redemption.
Tune in for more!
There is so much more on the line this season of #MasterChef!
— MasterChef (@MASTERCHEFonFOX) June 9, 2022
Don't believe us? Hear it from some of our contestants. 😏 pic.twitter.com/957jbKpGT8
10/9c The Deep End (Freeform)
After Juliana apparently "crossed a line" with "guru" Teal, the finale of the limited series may cause fireworks of regret.
The insane docu is an obsessively addictive evil little pleasure and we wish we could get more of it! We're very curious if blows will come between Blake's new wife and the program leader.
And who knows what further stones get turned by the private investigator who already deemed the group's practices as "illegal."
TV Shows That Ended Too Soon
Thursday, June 16
The Orville: New Horizons (Hulu)
After a couple of solid but serious offerings, we’re due for some of the lighter fare The Orville was better known for in its earlier seasons. But with a title like “Mortality Paradox,” I can’t imagine a laugh riot is in the cards. Here’s hoping!
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (Paramount+)
SPACE! PIRATES! Do I even need to add anything more? Prepare yourself for cat and mouse shenanigans, deadly negotiations, and potential disaster. Pike and the Enterprise crew are joined by guest star Jesse James Keitel as Dr. Aspen.
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9/8c The Old Man (FX)
Based on the bestselling novel by Thomas Perry, The Old Man centers on Dan Chase (Jeff Bridges) who absconded from the CIA decades ago and has been living off the grid since.
When an assassin arrives and tries to take out Chase, the old operative learns that to ensure his future he must reconcile his past.
With Chase flushed out of hiding, FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence Harold Harper (John Lithgow) is called on to hunt him down because of his complicated past with the rogue fugitive.
When Chase proves to be more difficult to apprehend than expected, a highly trained special ops contractor is sent to pursue him as well.
While on the run, Chase rents a room from Zoe McDonald (Amy Brenneman) who draws on reserves she never knew she had to survive the day when she learns the truth about her new tenant.
9/8c Legacies (The CW)
It’s time to say goodbye to The Vampire Diaries universe after 13 years of shocking moments.
TV Fanatic got the chance to watch the episode in advance, and given how late in the game the cancellation came, there’s a series-finale-like quality to the episode.
You won’t be left hanging, so buckle up for one last ride with your favorite characters.
Friday, June 17
Jerry and Marge Go Large (Paramount+)
Jerry and Marge Go Large is inspired by the remarkable true story of retiree Jerry Selbee (Bryan Cranston), who discovers a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery.
With the help of his wife Marge (Annette Bening), Jerry wins millions and uses the money to revive their small Michigan town.
Also starring Larry Wilmore and Rainn Wilson.
The Lake (Prime Video)
Justin (Jordan Gavaris), a recently divorced gay man, brings Billie (Madison Shamoun), the biracial daughter he gave up for adoption, to the lake where he summered as a boy.
Justin hopes spending the summer together with Billie will bring them closer. Still, Justin’s obsession with wresting control of his family cottage back from his stepsister Maisy-May (Julia Stiles) only pushes them further apart.
It will take a lot of growing up for all parties to learn how they fit into a family, including the Iron Lady of the lake, Maisy.
