Between network, cable and streaming, the modern television landscape is vast. Here are some of the shows, specials, and movies that will air on TV this week, June 12-18. Details and hours are subject to change.
Monday
Mike and Dave Need a Wedding Date (2016) 7pm on E! If you’re looking for something goofy with hints of escapism and whispers of romance to start the week, this might be the movie for you. The story follows brothers Mike and Dave (Adam Devine and Zac Efron) who are known for ruining family functions with their antics. Her sister Jeanie’s (Sugar Lynn Beard) wedding is approaching and her parents ask her to arrange a date. The brothers eventually found Tatiana and Alice (Aubrey Plaza and Anna Kendrick), who were trying to scam them for free vacations. Confusion ensues.
Tuesday
Real Housewives of New Jersey: Class Reunion 8 p.m. on Bravo. The women of New Jersey seem to have a lot to talk about this season. This is the final installment of the three-part sit-down reunion with Bravo producer and host Andy Cohen. Teresa Giudice, Melissa Gorga, and Dolores Catania are just a few of the housewives who have been there, exposing texts and hanging out their dirty laundry.
Wednesday
How do you measure 1 year? Starting at 9 p.m. on HBO. If you’re watching the musical Rent, the question might be answered “day, dusk, midnight, in a cup of coffee,” but in the case of filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt, he’s probably more literal. doing For 17 years, Rosenblatt has been photographing his daughter Ella’s birthday moments. From ages 2 to 18, Jay sat Ella down and asked her some of the same questions, including how she would describe herself and how she would define the word “power.” The film was nominated for an Oscar this year.
island of temptation 9 p.m. in the US. Unlike romantic reality shows like “Love Island” and “Bachelor in Paradise,” which send millions of singles to the beach to try and find love, this show focuses on couples who are already married. to the beach in Hawaii. Upon arrival, they are separated into separate homes, each with singles ready to mingle. The purpose of the show is to see if the original couple were going to leave together or with someone else.
Big D 10pm on E! The “D” in this title refers to the not-so-funny word divorce. Hosted by Jojo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers (famous for The Bachelor series), this reality show brings together divorced couples looking for another love. On Costa Rican beaches, participants have the choice of trying to rekindle a relationship with an ex-lover or finding a new spark. Married hosts will also be joined in each episode by a relationship coach who will help new and ex-couples navigate new and old relationships and help guide future relationships to success.
Thursday
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (1967) Chinese medicine from 8 pm. Starring Catherine Horton and Sidney Poitier, the film follows an engaged interracial couple visiting her liberal white parents who come to confront their racist feelings toward their black partners. is. The film’s box office success was related to racial issues, which influenced subsequent film marketing. Bosley Crowther said, “This is a very pleasantly acted and gracefully funny film, made in the form of a stage drawing-room comedy, but portraying something far more serious and challenging than it actually is. It looks like there is,” he wrote. New York Times.
project runway 8 p.m. on Bravo. For its 20th season, the reality competition show brings back 14 memorable contestants from the past, honing their sewing machines once again to show what they can bring to the world of fashion. I’m here. Christian Siriano returns as a mentor, and this season’s judges include Nina Garcia, Elaine Werteros and Brandon Maxwell, as well as celebrity guest judges.
Friday
Clueless (1995) Pop TV from 8pm. As If You might miss the broadcast of this 90’s cult favorite. Follow Cher (Alicia Silverstone) as she confronts her crush, tries to pass her driving test, and makes plans with her friends Dionne (Stacey Dash) and Ty (Brittany Murphy). The film, loosely based on Jane Austen’s Emma, is “best enjoyed as an extended fashion show, sprinkled with fun quotes (homage to costume designer Mona May. Most of it will come from Mr. Silverstone,” wrote Janet Maslin in her 1995 Times film review.
Saturday
John Early: Now more than ever 10pm on HBO.comedian Perhaps best known for his role in “Search Party,” John Early now has a special on HBO that’s part stand-up comedy and part rock show. In it, he tells jokes, plays cover songs, and performs backstage-like skits.
Sunday
Ridley: Peaceful Garden Starting at 8 p.m. on PBS (check local programming). Adrian Dunbar stars in the title role in this British police detective drama. Former detective Alex Ridley lost his wife and daughter in a house fire, then suffered a nervous breakdown and had to take time off. He returns to his job investigating the shepherd’s murder. The show is currently available on BritBox, but it’s the first time it’s aired in the US.
