What To Watch: The Valley Finale, LL Cool J's Hip Hop Docuseries And More
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On TV this Tuesday: The Valley wraps for the season, LL Cool J takes a trip through hip hop history and Destination X hits the open seas.
Showtimes for July 22, 2025
Hell Motel
The surviving guests team up to stop a satanic ritual after discovering the true identities of the killers.
Hip Hop Was Born Here
The five-part docuseries follows LL COOL J as he travels through hip hop history, highlighting the genre's most important songs, performers and influences.
Red Eye
Stateside premiere: A British man (Richard Armitage) gets caught up in an incident in Beijing and must go back to China to face his crimes.
The 1% Club
A mascot, a psychic and a rabbi are among 100 contestants competing for the chance to win up to $100,000.
America's Got Talent
Simon, Howie, Sofia and Mel pull back the curtain to reveal their most unforgettable Golden Buzzer moments.
Shark Week
Tuesday's lineup includes Great White Northern Invasion (at 8 pm), How to Survive a Shark Attack (at 9 pm) and Black Mako of the Abyss (at 10 pm). (Get full lineup.)
The Valley
Season 2 finale: Jesse and Michelle experience a breakthrough in their relationship; Kristen comes to terms with her fertility journey; Jax comes clean about his battles. (The reunion airs next Tuesday.)
The Snake
The remaining players compete in a dunk of doom competition; existing pacts face a threat as ex-competitors remain in the snake pit from afar.
Next Gen NYC
Tensions linger as the group heads back from Jersey with Riley calling out double standards and Emira dropping a bombshell.
Destination X
The four remaining players each receive cryptic clues; a high-stakes game aboard a yacht determines the finalists; one player is left out to sea.
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