What To Watch: Freaky Saturday, Summer Olympics Day 2 And More

On TV this Saturday: Vince Vaughn gets Freaky, the Olympics continues with showdowns in swimming and volleyball, and comedian Tig Notaro debuts her new special. Here are seven programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.

Showtimes for July 24, 2021

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Olympics

NBC

The U.S. men take on France in volleyball, while the men's road race in cycling begins; additional primetime events (beginning at 8 pm) include beach volleyball preliminary matches, men's team gymnastics, men's swimming finals and women's 400m individual medleys. (View full schedule.)

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Power Book III: Raising Kanan

Starz

Series premiere encore: In 1991 Queens, 15-year-old Kanan Stark (Kirby Buckets' Mekai Curtis) joins his family’s growing drug business led by his mom, Raquel (Madam Secretary‘s Patina Miller). (Re-airs at 9 pm; Episode 2 airs Sunday at 8 pm.)

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The Hour

Ovation

Bel pitches an interview with an Egyptian diplomat to help curb negative reviews and fallen ratings; Freddie discovers a clue to Ruth's death.

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Eden: Untamed Planet

AMC, BBC America

Series premiere: Explore Earth's few remaining untouched lands, as the environments struggle to survive the perils of the modern world — first up, Borneo; Helena Bonham Carter (The Crown) narrates.

Next Door Nightmare

Lifetime

TV-movie premiere: An elderly woman (Anne With an E's Deborah Grover) will stop at nothing to invade the lives of her new, expectant neighbors (The Perfect Wedding's Julia Borsellino and Insomnia's Mark Taylor).

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Freaky

HBO

Premium cable premiere: A teen (Big Little Lies' Kathryn Newton) has 24 hours to get her identity back after a serial killer's (True Detective's Vince Vaughn) mystical dagger causes them to switch bodies; Katie Finneran (Bloodline) co-stars.

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Tig Notaro: Drawn

HBO

The comic riffs about a hospital bed proposal and a high school talent show gone wrong in her new hour-long animated special.

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