Tonight is a documentary-heavy Monday in the best sense: actual themed programming blocks, a prestige history doubleheader, and a few smart counterprogramming options if you want something other than sharks and war. History has the headline slot with Tom Hanks, Nat Geo is clearly treating the night like an event, and BBC Two has the sharpest one-off investigation on the board.
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MLB's annual power showcase.
Phoenix Mercury at Minnesota Lynx.
Commonwealth clash in Blacksburg.
Rivalry match in Columbia.
Australian cards from Newcastle and Townsville.
Live event coverage from tonight's sports slate.
Regional MMA card from HK Hall.
Major final round in France.
Opening-round ATP play.
Sinner vs. Zverev for the title.
Opening-round play from Gstaad.
Evening ATP session in Gstaad.
Second ODI of the series.
K9 Yogi tracks a suspect in Pasco; a dispute over leaves in Lake County.
Actors Octavia Spencer and John Slattery; Ziggy Marley performs.
Tom Hanks attached to a WWII series still carries a certain prestige promise, and this opening hour has the broader lens that makes war history resonate beyond battle maps. If you're settling in for the full History block, this episode does the useful work of widening the frame before the even stronger 8 o'clock follow-up.
Ninjas go head-to-head-to-head as the Tripleheader course returns in the eastern regional finals.
A young woman is found crawling on her knees near train tracks; police search for the perpetrator.
Dale meets a mountain biker. Dale heads out on a day ride and becomes lost.
A young woman trying to turn her life around falls for a smooth-talking ex-con. After crossing state lines for him, she's pulled into a world of his secrets, lies, and criminal deception.
When the torso of a murdered dancer washes up on a Mississippi beach, a community panics.
Harry Potter discovers that he is a wizard after he is invited to study at Hogwarts.
A young British soldier is accidentally abandoned by his unit following a riot in Belfast.
Teens participate in a grueling contest where they must continuously walk or be shot to death.
Still the cleanest broad-audience option on the board: a sturdy franchise comfort watch that plays darker and richer than the first film.
Few factual formats are more dependable than this one because it understands that the hook is pressure, not pathology. A choking infant and a flesh-eating infection give tonight's episode immediate stakes, but the show's real value is how cleanly it turns ordinary crisis into humane, unforced drama.
Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. This nation has a total land area less than the state of Texas.
Actor Tom Holland; actress Mary Steenburgen; Sienna Spiro performs.
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