Tuesday is more discovery than spectacle: one terrific HBO documentary, a sturdy PBS history hour, and enough shark event TV to make National Geographic feel like the mood of the night. It is a quieter schedule than a premiere-stuffed Sunday, but there are still plenty of smart reasons to watch live instead of defaulting to the algorithm.
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Oklahoma at Tennessee.
Duke's Mayo Bowl: Wake Forest vs. Mississippi State.
Missouri at Oklahoma.
American League All-Stars at National League All-Stars.
Philadelphia gets baseball's midsummer showcase.
SEC Tournament: LSU vs. South Carolina.
Memphis Grizzlies vs. Golden State Warriors.
South Carolina at Ole Miss.
Louisville at Tennessee.
USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championship: Men.
USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championship: Women.
USBC Intercollegiate Team Championship: Women.
Alabama at Tennessee.
Iowa at Michigan.
Liqui Moly Grand Prix of Germany.
Liqui Moly Grand Prix of Germany, Sprint Race.
Overnight cards roll across five Australian tracks.
Quarterfinal: Argentina vs. Switzerland.
Semifinal: France vs. Spain.
Real Madrid vs Valencia CF.
Netherlands vs. Germany.
Colombia vs. Germany.
Regional MMA card with a featured showdown.
Live event coverage from tonight's sports slate.
American Century Championship, Final Round.
Genesis Scottish Open, Final Round.
From Old Course at St.
Bastad ATP action opens beIN's tennis coverage.
Gstaad day-session coverage for ATP followers.
Additional Gstaad coverage if you want more ATP.
Late-night ODI coverage from Edgbaston begins here.
Rashad Jamal rises online as a self-proclaimed prophet, creating a cult that mixes cosmic teachings with conspiracy. His University of Cosmic Intelligence spreads fast, but when some of his followers vanish, fear grows that devotion has turned deadly.
Tribeca invites women industry leaders to talk about challenges faced in the current landscape.
A Post-screening panel discussion for recipients of the 8:46 film grant. The panelists reflect on the inspiration behind their films, and the importance of representation within media and culture.
Guest host Ike Barinholtz; actor Joel McHale; actor Ben Marshall.
Hannah Waddingham stops by; Grace Potter performs.
Auditions resume with dancing dads, a death-defying aerialist and a series of original songs.
Not every Tuesday needs prestige; sometimes you want a format veteran that knows exactly how to deliver. Love It or List It remains one of lifestyle TV's most durable engines because the real hook is never the backsplash, it is the domestic negotiation, and a kitchen built around entertaining is exactly the kind of premise this show does best.
Dark Side of the Ring works best when it stops chasing shock and zeroes in on wrestling's self-made tragedies. Part three of the Jeff Jarrett story promises that kind of payoff, turning industry gossip into something closer to a rehab-and-redemption saga, with the series' usual talent for making niche history feel enormous.
PBS is doing something increasingly rare here: a big, accessible historical docuseries hour that still trusts viewers to sit with technical detail and geopolitical stakes. An episode on the Space Shuttle era turning triumph toward disaster gives the night its most classically serious watch-live-and-talk-after anchor.
Caiman are the right subject for a nature series that wants something stranger and older than the usual lions-and-elephants loop. There is a nice midsummer-TV pleasure in dropping into a one-hour creature study that treats evolutionary weirdness as spectacle, especially when so much of the rest of the dial is either formula or recycled celebrity biography.
Mysterious objects near the Moon and a possible UFO may be clues to something beyond our world.
An anxious man embarks on a tumultuous and emotional odyssey to get home to his mother.
Among franchise replays, this remains one of the sturdier blockbuster rewatches on the board. Alfonso Cuaron's darker, more confident direction makes it an easy family-friendly pick that still holds up for older viewers.
Former operative Robert McCall takes on the mafia to protect his new friends in Southern Italy.
Actor Matt Damon; actor Anthony Michael Hall.
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