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The documentary resurrects a trove of footage from the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, a multi-weekend showcase for Black performers ranging from Stevie Wonder to B.B. Summer of Soul‘s subtitle is (… Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised).

The CW is home to What We Do in the Shadows spinoff Wellington Paranormal (9 p.m. Anthony Mackie hosts the 2021 ESPY Awards (8 p.m. Friday, CBS) has famous people making over homes of loved ones Wayne Brady is featured in the premiere. PT Monday, ESPN).Īlso: Secret Celebrity Renovation (8 p.m. Ohtani will also take part in the Home Run Derby (8 p.m. PT Tuesday, Fox) will feature a player - Shohei Ohtani of the Angels - selected as both a hitter and pitcher for the first time in the game’s history. Play ball: The annual Major League Baseball All-Star Game (8 p.m. Wednesday, Freeform) returns to finish out its third season. The third season of Miracle Workers (10:30 p.m. Monday) expands on Ronan Farrow’s book and podcast about Harvey Weinstein. HBO docuseries Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes (9 p.m. CNN delves into the History of the Sitcom (9 p.m. Animal Kingdom opens its fifth season (9 p.m. Sunday, HBO) hails from Enlightened‘s Mike White. The opening night lineup enlists the Irwins for Crikey, It’s Shark Week! (8 p.m.), followed by Tiffany Haddish Does Shark Week (9 p.m.) and Jackass Shark Week (10 p.m.).Īlso: Grown-ish begins its fourth season (8 p.m.

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Shark Week: Discovery’s annual programming event kicks off Sunday with a full night of shark-related shows (plus more on streaming service Discovery+).

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Also Friday, IMDb TV rolls out Leverage: Redemption, a continuation of the TNT show featuring much of the original cast plus new addition Noah Wyle. Season two of This Way Up premieres Friday on Hulu, while Netflix has the final run of Atypical and the third season of Hallmark-esque drama Virgin River. Netflix enters the Resident Evil universe with anime series Infinite Darkness (Thursday). The series is “half bland rehash … and half perplexing but semi-ambitious premise-overhaul,” THR critic Daniel Fienberg writes, with the young women of the cast (Jordan Alexander, Whitney Peak, Emily Alyn Lind and Tavi Gevinson) again getting the more interesting stories in the early going.

The new series features a much more diverse cast than the prior CW series and is run by veterans of the original: Joshua Safran is the showrunner, and creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage are executive producers. 'TV's Top 5': Best Shows of 2021 (So Far) Plus an Interview With the 'Gossip Girl' Boss