What To Watch: The Boys Finale, Sex Room How-To, Charisma Visits Dynasty, Boo, Bitch! And Black Bird And More
On TV this Friday: Taron Egerton attempts to take down a serial killer, Lana Condor haunts her high school and The Boys' third season comes to an explosive close. 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.)
Showtimes for July 8, 2022
Black Bird
Limited series premiere (first two episodes): Taron Egerton (Rocketman) plays Jimmy Keene, a real-life convict who is tasked with eliciting a confession from suspected serial killer Larry Hall (played by Cobra Kai's Paul Walter Hauser); the late Ray Liotta plays Jimmy's dad. (Watch trailer.)
Boo, Bitch!
Limited series premiere (all eight episodes): A high school senior (To All the Boys' Lana Condor) wakes up to discover "she's a motherf*%king ghost." (Watch trailer.)
The Boys
Season 3 finale: The series stages its biggest fight sequence yet… and that's all we're allowed to tease if we want to keep our free, same-day shipping. (Read preview; previously renewed.)
For All Mankind
The race to land first on Mars results in surprise alliances; Aleida suspects someone within NASA is a Soviet spy.
How to Build a Sex Room
Series premiere (all eight episodes): Interior designer Melanie Rose dreams up erotic renovations for couples, from a rock n' roll dungeon to a next-level spa space. (Watch trailer.)
Loot
Molly treats her coworkers to a spa day; Arthur turns to Nicholas and Howard for relationship advice. (Do Molly and Arthur make sense as a couple?)
Physical
Sheila and John discuss how to handle the threat; Danny makes some discoveries. (Which Apple original is ending with Season 3?)
Trigger Point
Series premiere (all six episodes): The British thriller stars Vicky McClure (Line of Duty) as a police bomb disposal expert in London.
Dynasty
Blake and Ben face off in court; Cristal sees a different side of Blake; Alexis (Elaine Hendrix) makes a choice; and Fallon's former nanny Heather (played by Angel's Charisma Carpenter) makes a surprise visit.
PAUSE With Sam Jay
Season 2 finale: Sam embarks on a journey to conquer her fear of death. (Not yet renewed.)