Take A Bite Out Of The 19 Best TV Premieres Of July

Part of the “Bosch” franchise, this series follows Maggie Q as a LAPD detective who discovers a conspiracy within the department, as part of a cold case investigation. Titus Welliver will reprise his role as Harry Bosch.

From the Magnolia network comes this reality show about three families who need to live like they’re from the 1880s for eight weeks. That means no makeup, no phones and definitely no DoorDash.

Go behind the scenes of the film that almost sank Spielberg’s career before it even started. From Peter Benchley’s best-selling novel to the legacy the film left for all summer blockbusters to follow, this documentary tells the tale with interviews from directors, scientists and more. The special is part of Sharkfest, happening all this month on Nat Geo, Disney+ and Hulu.

“Girls” creator Lena Dunham returns with a semi-autobiographical series about a New Yorker (Meg Stalter) who yearns to start a new life in London. There she meets a musician (Will Sharpe) who’s also a bit of a red flag. The cast includes Richard E. Grant, Andrew Rannells, Stephen Fry, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Janicza Bravo, Naomi Watts, Emily Ratajkowski, Rita Wilson and Rhea Perlman, but expect lots of guest stars, too.

Yeah, we know Dexter died at the end of the 2021 reboot, but he’s back, this time in New York. Michael C. Hall heads up the series once again and other cast members include Uma Thurman, Peter Dinklage, Krysten Ritter, Neil Patrick Harris, Eric Stonestreet and David Dastmalchian.

As the fallout from the crime continues to make headlines, this documentary series follows the case of four University of Idaho students who were brutally murdered and the investigation that followed.

This wildlife docuseries follows filmmakers in search of the most endangered animals on the planet. They film the animals in ways no one has before.

A gifted teen is kidnapped and taken to a facility with other unusual children in this new sci-fi series. Based on the novel by Stephen King. the show gives slight “Stranger Things” vibes. Mary-Louise Parker also co-stars.

Four more entries in this docuseries premiere this month. "The Real Project X" (July 8) follows a teen’s party that goes viral; "Balloon Boy" (July 15) recounts the strange tale of a giant silver UFO-shaped balloon that allegedly had a six-year old kid onboard; "PI Moms" (July 22) is about a reality show that imploded with a drug scandal; and "Storm Area 51" (July 29) rehashes the online plan to break into a military facility that went hilariously wrong.

In this new drama series, Eric Bana plays a special agent for Yosemite National Park who gets drawn into a murder investigation.

This two-part doc about the Piano Man himself includes interviews, new performance footage and a backstage glimpse into one of the best artists of our time.

Investor Marcus Lemonis visits struggling small businesses, planning to choose one to help them survive. Lemonis will provide guidance and knowledge in each of the two-hour episodes.

Discovery’s annual week-long shark-a-palooza commences on July 20 and features the standard spectacular shark content like "Air Jaws: The Hunt for Colossus" and "Great White Assassins," but also makes room for new, zanier shows like "Dancing With Sharks," a dance competition hosted by Tom Bergeron.

Based on the novel by May Cobb, this series follows the fatal attraction-type friendship between Sophie (Brittany Snow) and Margo (Malin Akerman) in deep East Texas. Katie Lowes, Dermot Mulroney and Chrissy Metz also star.

LL Cool J hosts this limited series about the history of hip hop, as both a music genre and a culture. The show travels the streets of the Bronx and interviews pioneers like Big Daddy Kane, Doug E. Fresh, Method Man, Rev Run and Salt of Salt-N-Pepa.

Sterling K. Brown produces and co-stars in this story of a young, 19th century boy who escapes slavery in Barbados, landing in Nova Scotia, where he meets his mentor (Brown). The series is based on the novel by Esi Edugyan.

A deaf cafeteria worker is recruited by the police to be their lip reader in this imported UK crime series.

Adam Sandler returns as the golfer with a temper in the long-awaited sequel to the 1996 hit comedy. Julie Bowen reprises her role from the first film along with Christopher McDonald and Ben Stiller. New cast members include Benny Safdie, Bad Bunny, Travis Kelce, Margaret Qualley, Nick Swardson and professional golfers John Daly and Rory McIlroy.

Set in post WWI London, this series follows a single mother (Julianne Nicholson) who runs an underground night club in Soho. She clashes with the police, including Violet Davies (Eliza Scanlen), the first female cop in the Metropolitan Police. July 28, Hulu