What To Watch: Fort Salem POTUS In Danger, Titans Encores And More

On TV this Tuesday: Only Murders in the Building retraces Bunny's final steps, Titans Season 2 comes to TNT, and Motherland: Fort Salem deals with a threat to national security National Treasure Sheryl Lee Ralph. Here are 10 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 July 5, 2022

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Only Murders in the Building

Hulu

Mrs. Gambolini becomes a critical window into Bunny's last day alive. (Every premiere clue!)

ET

All Rise

OWN

Lola runs into someone from her past; Mark makes a startling revelation regarding Luke's defendant; Emily represents a juvenile charged with serious crimes.

America's Got Talent

NBC

In a break from the audition rounds, Simon Cowell and Terry Crews take a look back at the best Golden Buzzer moments in AGT history. (Get NBC fall premiere dates.)

Holey Moley

ABC

Eight contestants compete for the last spot in the finals; Rob Riggle professes his love to Miss Piggy, rom-com style. (Get ABC fall premiere dates.)

ET

The Chase

ABC

Victoria "The Queen" Groce goes head-to-head with an ER doctor, a fashion blogger and a data analyst. (Who should host Jeopardy?)

Tom Swift

The CW

Tom is caught between a rock and a hard place; Zenzi is startled when The CW pulls the plug after five episodes a worried Isaac surprises her in her car.

ET

Dancing With Myself

NBC

A doorman, a Vegas showgirl, an elementary school student and nine other contestants enter the pods. (Watch La Brea Season 2 teaser.)

Motherland: Fort Salem

Freeform

President Wade's political stance puts her in danger; the Unit splits up to avoid the Cession Marshal; Tally, Abigail and Adil meet with an old ally.

Titans

TNT

Weekly Season 2 encores begin! In the 2019 opener, the Titans battle Trigon. (Previously renewed for Season 4 at HBO Max; premiere date TBD.)

Who Do You Believe?

ABC

Lines are crossed among a tight-knit community in an up-and-coming Detroit neighborhood.

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