What To Watch: Animal Kingdom Ends, VMAs, Alpha's TWD Prequel And More
Courtesy of TNT
On TV this Sunday: The Cody family says goodbye, MTV hosts its annual Video Music Awards and a familiar Walking Dead face gets a brand new backstory. Here are 11 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)
Showtimes for August 28, 2022
ET
Blood & Treasure
Paramount+
Danny and Patrick seek refuge, as Lexi remains injured; Chuck uncovers new info regarding the Vatican's relationship with the CIA. (Who received POTW kudos?)
ET
The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family
PBS
Series premiere: The rise and fall of the Boleyn family during Henry VIII's reign is explored in three parts; Max Dowler (Emmerdale Farm), Philip Brodie (The Outpost) and Rafaëlle Cohen (Berlin, I Love You) star.
Chesapeake Shores
Hallmark Channel
Mick and Megan come clean about their past relationships; Abby and Evan take on a scavenger hunt.
MTV Video Music Awards
The CW, Logo, MTV
BLACKPINK, Eminem and Snoop Dogg, Lizzo and more perform; LL Cool J, Nicki Minaj and Jack Harlow host. (A pre-show airs at 6:30 pm; view nominees.)
Series finale: Andrew commits the original sin that destroyed the family; the Cody boys head out on their most dangerous job yet. (Read preview and Episode 12 recap; see finale photos.)
Guilt
PBS
Season 2 premiere (two episodes): Max tries to rebuild his life, while Erin tries to save hers; then at 10 pm, Max and Kenny contend with a major obstacle.
Raquel tries to settle in a new territory and comes face-to-face with an old adversary; an encounter with Howard leaves Kanan speechless.
Tales of the Walking Dead
AMC
When Dee (Walking Dead vet Samantha Morton) and her daughter Lydia (The Outsider's Scarlett Blum) take refuge on a vintage steamboat, a coup attempt forces mom to revisit her violent past.
ET
City on a Hill
Showtime
Pressure mounts for Decourcy, as Jenny tries to get Jackie's job back.
