TV Guide Magazine July 15, 2024

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Source: Nielsen Media Research, week of June 17–23, 2024, in millions. Hockey Hits a High Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, in which the Edmonton Oilers came back from a 3–0 deficit to tie their series with the Florida Panthers, was the highest-rated NHL Final game since 2019. The seven-game series was the most watched Stanley Cup Final since 2013 across North America. Super Bloopers Despite the Olympic Trials, NBA and NHL Finals dominating the Top 25, the caught-on-camera comedy clip show remains popular with viewers, even in reruns of its 34th season. Speed Demon Noah Lyles proved to be the fastest man in the U.S. (and perhaps the world) with his victory in the 100-meter final, which helped to boost NBC to its largest audience for the U.S.…

The Agency has recruited two new operatives to its ranks: Emmy winner Jeffrey Wright (Westworld, Boardwalk Empire) and Richard Gere. The Paramount+ With Showtime’s espionage thriller series, executive produced by George Clooney, is based on the highly acclaimed French drama Le Bureau (2015–20). The remake follows CIA agent Martian (Michael Fassbender) after he’s forced to abandon his undercover job and directed to return to London Station, which is complicated by the reappearance of an old flame. Wright will star as Henry, a director of operations who becomes a mentor to Martian, while Gere will play Bosko, the London Station chief.…

The Chosen’s inscrutable Jesus may be a mystery to his disciples (above), but when Season 4 hits The CW (September 1, 8/7c), the Messiah’s (Jonathan Roumie) feelings will be all too relatable. It’s no spoiler that the next eight episodes of the Bible-based drama, which were released in theaters in February, will cover the death of Jesus’ cousin, John the Baptizer (David Amito). “Even though Jesus is going through so much, and the disciples go through so much this season, I think continuing to keep their eyes on Him and to put their faith in Him is something He keeps trying to teach them,” says Roumie. But there’s still work to do, he adds: “They’re not really getting it.” Hey, Jesus, have faith!…

PREMIERES Judge Steve Harvey July 16, 9/8c, ABC Welcome to Plathville July 16, 10/9c, TLC Big Brother July 17, 9/8c, CBS Those About to Die July 18, Peacock NEW Press Your Luck July 18, 8/7c, ABC Lady in the Lake July 19, Apple TV+ NEW Tell Me How I Died July 19, 10/9c, A&E NEW Snowpiercer July 21, 9/8c, AMC Forbidden Love July 21, 10/9c, TLC NEW Candice Renoir July 22, Acorn TV Fatal Affairs July 22, 9/8c, Investigation Discovery NEW Dress My Tour July 23, Hulu NEW Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta July 23, 8/7c, MTV Surreal Life: Villa of Secrets July 23, 9/8c, MTV The Decameron July 25, Netflix NEW COBRA: Rebellion July 25, 9/8c, PBS (check local listings at pbs.org) Love After Lockup July 26, 8/7c, WE…

@TVGMMattRoush I’m doing a very big happy dance now that a fourth season has been confirmed for Resident Alien. But should I expect some creative changes now that it’s moving to USA? —Kelly, Arbuckle, CA MATT ROUSH: Let’s hope not. According to an update on USA’s website, the cast and showrunner Chris Sheridan aren’t going anywhere. And given how this sci-fi comedy left us hanging, with alien-in-disguise Harry (Alan Tudyk) and alien baby Bridget trapped on the moon while a shape-shifter poses as Harry on Earth, this is very good news. With All American being picked up for a seventh season on The CW while its spinoff All American: Homecoming was canceled, will any of the Homecoming characters move over to the parent show? —Scott S. MATT ROUSH: Too early…