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Walker - The CW
For a reboot of the classic Walker Texas Ranger, The CW's Walker gets the job done. The reboot finds Supernatural's Jared Padalecki facing his inner demons this time around as the title character Walker. Tonight, season one ends with a bang It's all coming together in the highly anticipated, action-packed season finale of Walker tonight at 8:00pm ET on The CW.
Star Trek: Lower Decks
The Paramount Plus adaptation of the beloved sci-fi classic, Star Trek is finally here. Star Trek: Lower Deckstakes place shortly after the events of the 2002 film Star Trek: Nemesis. The animated spinoff follows the U.S.S. Cerritos support crew, but don't be fooled by the light tone of its poster and promos; this series is definitely geared towards a mature audience. For starters, one of the shows head writers also writes for Rick and Morty. Keep that in mind when you head into the series premiere of Star Trek: Lower Decks available now on Paramount Plus.
Titans Season 3 | Official Trailer | HBO Max
Can't get enough sci-fi? Head over to HBO Max to check out the latest season of Titans. DC's Titans follows a group of young superheroes including fan favorites members of the Teen Titans. In Season Three, the Titans face their most intimidating challenges yet. On top of it all, the role of Batman needs to be filled. The first four episodes of season three are available now on HBO Max.
The Hype - HBO Max
While you're on HBO Max, check out the newest competition show. The Hype puts a twist on the traditional competition show. This show pits streetwear fashion designers against each other to see who ends up on top. Special guests include power couple Cardi B and Offset. The Hype is available now on HBO Max.
AlRawabi School for Girls - Netflix
AlRawabi School for Girls is an Arabic limited series on Netflix that follows a group of outcasts who plot revenge against their bullies at their prestigious all-girl school. However, things quickly get out of hand when the protagonists take things to the next level. Stream the six-episode series on Netflix now.
The Ms. Pat Show - BET Plus
Third time's the charm for Patricia Williams after The Ms. Pat Show got dropped by both Fox and Hulu. Thankfully, BET Plus picked up the sitcom. The Ms. Pat Show follows a fictional version of Ms. Pat's life as a black female comedienne as she struggles to adapt in a suburban white neighborhood. The Ms. Pat Show is available to stream now on BET Plus
Well Done - Discovery Plus
In Well Done, legendary Italian comedian Sebastian Maniscalco is combining his two favorite things: comedy and food. As he travels around meeting with all kinds of chefs, Maniscalso will learn more about how to be a 'foodie', although he admittedly hates that term. Maniscalco will also recruit some buddies like Bert Kreischer to join him along the way. Stream Well Done on Discovery Plus now.
Ultimate Rides - FYI
THIS THURSDAY \u2013 Join host Danny \u201cThe Count\u201d Koker as Ultimate Rides presents Rad Restos! Here is an exclusive sneak peak of this week\u2019s remarkable restorations. Premieres Thursday at 10:30PM, only on FYI!pic.twitter.com/NuTgKy4RTN— FYI TV (@FYI TV) 1628715626
Car expert Danny Koker hosts the new FYI series Ultimate Rides. This time around, the star of Pawn Stars spinoff Counting Cars is checking out all kinds of cars from historic, to just plain awesome. Catch 'The Count' in Ultimate Rides tonight at 10:30pm on FYI.
Mountain Men - The History Channel
Things are getting rocky on the season finale of #MoutainMen this Thursday on The History Channel 8/7cpic.twitter.com/sw0qevsxST— Mountain Men (@Mountain Men) 1628712032
Finally, tensions are reaching their peak in the Season 10 Finale of The History Channel Original Series Mountain Men. Dubbed "The Last American Man" by bestselling author Elizabeth Gilbert, Eustace Conway is the highlight of Mountain Men. His unique perspective on life is put on display throughout the show, especially in tonight's finale which airs at 8:00pm ET on The History Channel.
