Thursday is doing what summer TV does best: one genuinely live communal watch, one sharp HBO doc hour, and a lot of themed programming that's better than it has any right to be. If you want the version of tonight that actually feels like appointment television, start with the CBS eviction, then branch toward sharks, Pink Floyd, or something quieter and stranger.
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Carolina Panthers at Arizona Cardinals.
Round of 16, 2nd Leg: Corinthians v Internacional.
Round Rock Express at Sacramento River Cats.
Rochester Red Wings at Scranton/WB RailRiders.
Fort Myers Mighty Mussels at Bradenton Marauders.
Lincoln Saltdogs at Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks.
Championship: South Carolina vs. UCLA.
Second Semifinal: Texas vs. UCLA.
First Semifinal: New Mexico vs. Tulsa.
LOVB Salt Lake at LOVB Houston.
Liqui Moly Grand Prix of Germany.
Cruz Azul vs. Philadelphia Union.
Quarterfinal: Costa Rica U20 vs. Haiti U20.
Quarterfinal: USA U20 vs. Guatemala U20.
Quarterfinal: Canada U20 vs. Jamaica U20.
Quarterfinal: Mexico U20 vs. Panama U20.
Cardiff City vs. AS Roma.
Girona FC vs. Arsenal.
Hamburger SV vs. Everton.
PIF London Championship, First Round.
ATP & WTA Canadian Open: Day 5.
Day 5.
Pretoria, Men's Final.
Animal Planet is clearly programming the evening as a shark-event block, and this is the cleanest entry point. Forrest Galante gives these specials a little more field-biologist credibility than the average summer stunt hour, which matters when the genre can slide into pure hype. If you're going to do sharks tonight, start here.
At 25 minutes, this is the rare special that asks for very little and may stay with you the longest. A final testimony from an atomic bomb survivor carries the kind of moral gravity television too rarely makes room for, and NHK usually handles this material with clarity rather than sentimentality.
If the 7 PM hour is the thesis, this is the escalation. Paul de Gelder remains one of the most effective television hosts in shark programming because he brings actual stakes and a survivor's candor, which helps keep the spectacle tethered to the animal rather than the mythology.
Michelle Buteau swings by the studio; Walt Willey is here; "Summer Savings"; Patina Miller stops by!
Leaving Pokémon Tower with Haunter in tow, Ash looks to win a Gym Badge from the powerful Sabrina!
After service.
N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are still among the few hosts who can make industry talk feel loose, funny, and revealing. Even when the guest isn't a household name, the show's value is in the stories people tell once the guard drops.
The origins of humanity can be traced back to Africa, and some of the oldest religious traditions across the continent describe mysterious beings who descended from the sky in thunderous vehicles. Could it be that the ancient mythology of Africa describes our.
A henpecked husband's (Eddie Murphy) childhood sweetheart (Thandie Newton) moves back to town.
Ray Charles (Jamie Foxx) overcomes hardships to become a legend.
Actor Shane Gillis; actress Betty Gilpin; Role Model talks and performs.
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