What To Watch: The Acolyte Finale, MLB All-Star Game And More
On TV Tuesday: Star Wars: The Acolyte wraps its freshman run, Meghan Trainor and Tori Kelly compete on Celebrity Family Feud, and Major League Baseball's best compete in the annual All-Star Game. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales and monthly streaming guide.)
Showtimes for July 16, 2024
Homicide: Los Angeles
The Dick Wolf docuseries returns with five new installments — this time focused on West Coast crimes.
Mafia Spies
The six-part docuseries unravels a hidden conspiracy between the CIA and the Chicago mob to assassinate Fidel Castro at a critical time in the Cold War.
MLB All-Star Game
Starting players include the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani (for the National League) and the New York Yankees' Aaron Judge (for the American League).
Celebrity Family Feud
Singers Meghan Trainor and Tori Kelly compete, before Bachelor Nation favorites battle it out for their selected charities.
Deadliest Catch
Sig's fishing information falls into the wrong hands; Rick faces a gun-shy deckhand; Sophia deals with a crewman with an infected tooth.
Catfish: The TV Show
Season 9 finale: After a woman reconnects with someone she once met in an online fandom group, she seeks to uncover the truth behind their surprising return. (Not yet renewed.)
Judge Steve Harvey
Steve presides over disputes over unpaid car expenses, an MIA wedding officiant, and a defamed pickleball player.
The Real Housewives of Dubai
Ayan launches her beauty collection; Caroline Brooks and Taleen nearly make amends; Caroline Stanbury hosts a disastrous dinner.
Star Wars: The Acolyte
Season 1 finale: After a detour to the past, we head back to the present with big questions looming: Will Osha find out about what really happened on Brendok? And will that sway her to the Dark Side? (Not yet renewed.)
Republican National Convention
Broadcast network coverage is anchored by ABC’s David Muir and Linsey Davis, CBS’ Norah O’Donnell and John Dickerson, and NBC’s Savannah Guthrie and Lester Holt.