What To Watch: Oscar Isaac's Big Gamble, Schumer Special And More
Courtesy of Focus Features/Everett Collection
On TV this Saturday: Oscar Isaac is The Card Counter, Amy Schumer curates a Netflix comedy special and Melissa Joan Hart exposes a Dirty Little Secret. Here are nine programs to keep in your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)
Showtimes for June 11, 2022
ET
Amy Schumer Presents: Parental Advisory
Netflix
This Netflix Is a Joke special includes Schumer-curated stand-up sets from Lil Rel Howery, Christina P, Ron Funches, Rachel Feinstein and more.
ET
Murdoch Mysteries
Ovation
Two episodes: Murdoch tracks a murderer at a vagrant encampment; then at 8 pm, James Pendrick's new invention turns deadly.
ET
The Card Counter
HBO
Premium cable premiere: A military interrogator-turned-gambler (Moon Knight's Oscar Isaac) is haunted by past decisions; Tiffany Haddish (The Afterparty), Tye Sheridan (Ready Player One) and Willem Dafoe (The Lighthouse) co-star.
Caribbean Summer
Hallmark Channel
TV-movie premiere: A news producer (Roswell, New Mexico's Heather Hemmens) gets scammed in the Caribbean, only to find fun and romance in a local rental owner (Charmed's Ser'Darius Blain).
Dirty Little Secret
Lifetime
TV-movie premiere: Lucy (V.C. Andrews' Heaven's Lizzie Boys) struggles with her mother's (Sabrina the Teenage Witch's Melissa Joan Hart) hoarding disorder, and must decide whether to expose the secret to the world.
Planet Earth: Dynasties
BBC America
A clan of hyenas work together to survive, as they wait for wildebeests to return to the Zambian plains.
ET
Would I Lie to You?
The CW
Guests include Laura Benanti (Younger), Maulik Pancholy (30 Rock), Becky Ann Baker (Girls) and Chris Gethard (Broad City).
ET
Stillwater
Showtime
Premium cable premiere: An oil rigger from Oklahoma (The Martian's Matt Damon) travels to Marseille, France to help exonerate his daughter (Scream Queens' Abigail Breslin) from a crime she claims she didn't commit.
ET
Saturday Night Live
NBC
Willem Dafoe hosts this repeat from January; Katy Perry performs.
