On TV this Tuesday: It’s the beginning of the end for Motherland: Fort Salem, Disney+ tests the waters with its first live programming event, and Jon Stewart receives one of comedy’s highest honors. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern. (Also check out our weekly TVLine-Up of premieres and finales, plus our monthly streaming guide.)
Docuseries premiere (first six episodes): Industry experts examine new and emerging technological trends to imagine revolutionary possibilities.
The Fire Island and Loot star riffs on leaked selfies, dining at P.F. Chang’s, keeping secrets and why cats are better than dogs.
Stateside premiere: Season 8 of the original, which launched June 6, makes its way across the pond; new episodes will release Tuesday-Sunday. (UK narrator enlisted for Peacock version!)
Honors in Tampa, Fla. include top goalie, top defenseman, rookie of the year and most outstanding player (as voted by the NHL Players’ Association); SNL‘s Kenan Thompson hosts.
The investigation into Lola’s campaign takes an unexpected turn; Amy makes a confession to Mark; Emily’s new case tests her.
As Lois holds vigil at Clark’s bedside, John Henry and Natalie try to figure out the best way to defend against Ally Allston’s powers. (Finale airs next Tuesday.)
Available to subscribers in the U.S. and Canada: In honor of World Music Day (and presumably a way to test the waters ahead of DWTS‘ launch this fall), Disney+ will stream Epcot’s nighttime fireworks spectacular; Idina Menzel hosts. (Watch trailer.)
The former Daily Show host becomes the 23rd recipient of the Mark Twain Prize; Samantha Bee, Steve Carell, Dave Chappelle, Gary Clark, Jr., Stephen Colbert, Pete Davidson, Ed Helms, Jimmy Kimmel, Jon Meacham, Olivia Munn, John Oliver, Bruce Springsteen and Bassem Youssef appear.
Final season premiere: As Raelle and Scylla enjoy their reunion, Nicte tempts Tally with a new power. (Watch trailer.)
The hour-long special goes inside the making of the biopic Elvis and features interviews with filmmaker Baz Luhrmann, star Austin Butler, and Presley’s surviving family, including ex-wife Priscilla, daughter Lisa Marie and granddaughter Riley Keough.
