Sunday is unusually strong if you want television that feels chosen, not merely on. The night leans toward smart factual TV and cult-comedy detours, with a genuinely crowded 8 PM hour where several good options all arrive at once.
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Alternate-feed Fenway rivalry telecast.
Stephen Foster Handicap feature race.
Austrian Grand Prix from Red Bull Ring.
Australian cards from three tracks.
Bundesliga heavyweight meeting in Leipzig.
Bayern host Hoffenheim in Munich.
Bayern visit Werder Bremen.
Women's flyweight title fight from Sandton.
10-round lightweight rematch from Las Vegas.
Las Vegas prelims open the card.
Women's major late-night final-round window.
WTA 1000 semifinals session.
England-New Zealand Test coverage.
Discover and shop a sterling silver jewelry collection with unique gemstones from exotic locations.
Discover the farm-to-skin difference with bath and body products made with goats milk ingredients.
Andy Cohen interviews Pinky Cole and Denée Benton.
Late-night comedy works best when it feels discovered rather than pushed, and Andy Woodhull has that exact energy. The set's appeal is its unshowy craftsmanship: clean structure, sly detours, and the sort of deadpan confidence that makes a 10:40 start feel like a recommendation instead of leftovers.
Michael sits down with Major League Fishing pro Jesse Wiggins for a laid-back conversation about competitive fishing, life on the water, and the mindset it takes to perform at the highest level.
This is tonight's cleanest piece of genuinely TV-first programming: a fresh episode, a host people actually like spending time with, and a premise built for conversation the moment it ends. Henry Winkler brings warmth rather than bombast, which is exactly what a show about dangerous old ways of making a living needs.
Few factual franchises are more reliable than Mayday when it has a clean, high-stakes incident and enough procedural detail to earn the suspense. The series' strength is its refusal to cheapen disaster; it stays focused on systems, decisions, and skill, which makes even a familiar format feel gripping in real time.
Normally renovation TV is easy to skip, but a series debut gets a longer leash when it promises restoration over sterile flipping. If Gregory Storm can actually deliver craft and lived-in character instead of showroom sameness, this could be the rare HGTV launch that earns a weekly slot.
Armand goes on an apology tour; Lestat lashes out; Louis seeks comfort in a familiar face.
The NWS homesteaders battle to survive and thrive in an unforgiving winter wilderness.
This is lightweight studio-comedy ballast, but it fills a real lane in a Sunday lineup. Melissa McCarthy gives the guide an easygoing, broadly accessible option for viewers who want something social and undemanding rather than prestige drama or darker genre material.
A reporter's personal journey and major news coverage intersect in this film.
Chronicling Jacinda Ardern's tenure as New Zealand PM, navigating crises and redefining leadership.
Rick's stomach is mad, bro; but it's all-you-can-eat-and-drink here, bro!
Following a pack of coyotes over the course of a year within their Rocky Mountain home.
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