On TV this Thursday: Peacock checks into The Resort, HBO Max introduces the next generation of Pretty Little Liars and Keep Breathing crash-lands on Netflix. 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.)
A married couple is intimidated by a cryptic visitor. (Season 2 opener earned a reader grade of “A-.”)
Season 3 premiere (first three episodes): Harley and Ivy strive to become the best versions of themselves while working towards Ivy’s plan of transforming Gotham into an Eden paradise. (Watch trailer.)
Limited series premiere (all six episodes): Melissa Barrera (Vida) plays the lone survivor of a plane crash who must brave the elements — and confront personal demons — while stranded in the Canadian wilderness. (Watch trailer.)
In the penultimate Season 3 episode, a powerful new weapon creates a political and ethical dilemma. (Who received TVLine accolades?)
Season 1 finale: Fugitive shifts their focus to the World Championship in Seoul. (Not yet renewed.)
Series premiere (first three episodes): A new set of Little Liars — including Good Witch vet Bailee Madison — find themselves tormented by an unknown Assailant. (Watch trailer.)
Series premiere (first three episodes): While on vacation, marrieds Noah and Emma (The Good Place‘s William Jackson Harper and HIMYM‘s Cristin Milioti) get wrapped up in a bizarre mystery. (Watch trailer.)
Day 1 of 4 (through midnight): Featured acts include Sampa the Great, Bijou, Inhaler, Still Woozy, The Wombats, Tove Lo, Billy Strings, Jazmine Sullivan and Metallica. (View full lineup.)
Also streaming Thursday: New episodes of Moonhaven (AMC+); All the Queen’s Men, College Hill: Celebrity Edition and Carl Weber’s The Family Business (BET+); FBoy Island and Rap Sh!t (HBO Max); Love Island: UK (Hulu); and Hart to Heart and Love Island: USA (Peacock).
Season 2 premiere: A beloved Georgia pastor-turned-financial advisor disappears after scamming his clients out of millions.
Season 2 premiere: Formerly known as Tha God’s Honest Truth, the weekly series will now feature a rotating panel of guests to debate news and culture.
