MONDAY
American Ninja Warrior: Female contestants compete across two courses in what I guess is the season premiere, even if they aren’t exactly calling it that. 7 pm., NBC
The Rising: In this British series, a young woman discovers to her irritation that she’s dead, and uses her newfound supernatural powers to investigate her murder. Series premiere. 7 p.m., The CW
Barons: This Australian surfer drama is loosely based on the true story of the creation of the Billabong and Quicksilver brands, as groups of surfers turned their personal rivalries into competing surfwear companies. Series premiere. 8 p.m., The CW
Reality: Sydney Sweeny stars in this film about the improbably named Reality Winner, a former Air Force intelligence specialist who leaked a report about Russia interfering in the 2016 election and got herself arrested for revealing the truth. Premiere. 9 p.m., HBO
America’s Hidden Stories: Martin Scorcese’s upcoming film, Killers of the Flower Moon, won’t premiere on Apple TV+ until October. Until then, you can learn more about the subject of the series 7 p.m., Smithsonian
The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: If you, like me, can’t help but love the terrible and completely UNHINGED Orphan movies, this is a look into the very weird true story behind the woman who inspired them. Premiere. Max
TUESDAY
I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson: This lunatic is back, and not a moment too soon. Season three. Netflix
America’s Got Talent: Season 18, dios mio. Season premiere. 7 p.m., NBC
Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge: Car lovers compete in transforming a normal car into the Hot Wheels of their childhood dreams. Series premiere. 9 p.m., NBC
Frontline: After Uvalde: Guns, Grief & Texas Politics: A year after the horrific tragedy in Uvalde, a look into how a community grieved, and the fight over assault weapons (and how nothing is ever going to fucking change, because this state, this country loves their weapons more than their children). 8 p.m., PBS
WEDNESDAY
Ted Lasso: Losing the Roy family and Roy Fucking Kent in the same week just feels unnecessarily cruel on the part of the TV Gods, but here we are. Goodbye, Ted. Goodbye, Richmond. Goodbye, biscuits. Series finale. Apple TV+
The 1619 Project: This series which originally debuted on Hulu reexamines American history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans at the forefront. Good luck blocking all of the ABC stations, Ron DeSantis! 7 p.m., ABC
Drag Me to Dinner: Neil Patrick Harris, Bianca del Rio, and Haneefah Wood host this new competition in which a pair of drag queens compete to host the most fabulous dinner party. Series premiere. Hulu
Nancy Drew: A string of paranormal crimes makes Nancy and the gang think that the town’s past is coming back to haunt it. Season premiere. 7 p.m., The CW
Ghost Adventures: Zak and his team investigate Lake Mead, and they move from the Travel Channel to Discovery for some reason. Season premiere. 9 p.m., Discovery & Max
THURSDAY
NBA Finals: The Denver Nuggets make their first trip to the NBA finals in nearly 50 years, so good for them! 7 p.m., ABC
iCarly: Season three. Paramount+
Scripps National Spelling Bee: And in other big competition news, the 95th National Spelling Bee is here. Related: I’ve never understood why it’s called a “Bee” and Wikipedia’s etymology entry doesn’t really clarify anything. 7 p.m., ION
FRIDAY
Manifest: This nonsense finally comes to an end. Series finale. Netflix
Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets: This documentary investigates the dark truth beneath the wholesome-seeming mega-family’s church. Premiere. Prime Video
Love Allways: This new reality dating series features a pan-sexual woman trying to find love in this crazy world. Series premiere. Paramount+
Magic Mike’s Last Dance: Alternatively: “Magic Mike Goes to London.” Max
Deadloch: A dark comedy murder mystery set in a small Australian town preparing to host their annual festival. Premiere. Prime Video
SATURDAY
TLC Forever: T-Boz and Chilli tell their story in this documentary about the top-selling American female group of all time. 7 p.m., A&E and Lifetime
The Big D: A sneak preview of a new dating series hosted by JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rogers in which recent divorcees look for love in paradise — and their exes are there, too. 12 a.m., USA
Stanley Cup Finals: Of all the sportsball I don’t care about, this is the sportsball I most don’t care about. 7 p.m., TNT
SUNDAY
The Idol: The premiere of the much-talked-about and critically-panned pop star drama from The Weeknd and the guy who created Euphoria. It’s going to be a lot. 8 p.m., HBO & Max
The Lazarus Project: In this new high-concept sci-fi drama, a top-secret organization has the ability to turn back time to prevent global mass extinction events, and only a select few can remember the events that are undone. Series premiere. 8 p.m., TNT