Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., on ABC
After five seasons as Phil Coulson, Clark Gregg portrays Sarge, a mysterious new character who looks just like Coulson, in the new season. Based on the Marvel Comics characters, the show follows a group of clandestine agents determined to save humanity.
Hot for preacher: James Norton's time in 'Grantchester' comes to an end
Robson Green and Tom Brittney star in "Grantchester"
Reef Break, on ABC
Cat's (Poppy Montgomery) past as a thief gives her unique insight into the criminal mind as she works for the governor of a Pacific island paradise in this new action drama. The show also stars Desmond Chiam, Melissa Bonne and Ray Stevenson.
Southern Charm, on Bravo
The gang heads to Colorado to help Cameran get her mojo back in this new episode. Naomie refuses to join, however, because she doesn't want to spend the long weekend with her ex, Craig, who has unresolved feelings for her.
All-Star Game, on Fox
Baseball fans won’t want to miss the action as the best players in the National League take on the best in the American League during the All-Star Game. This year, the highly anticipated game takes place at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio.
Years and Years, on HBO
As Viv Rook (Emma Thompson) rises to power, Daniel (Russell Tovey) reveals his dangerous plan during his birthday party in this new episode. Meanwhile, former activist Edith (Jessica Hynes) embarks on a secret mission.
Back to business: 'Snowfall' returns to FX for a third season
Damson Idris stars in "Snowfall"
FX takes us back to the '80s once more in the Season 3 premiere of "Snowfall," airing Wednesday, July 10, on the cable channel. The show continues to follow the intersecting lives of several individuals from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds who have all found themselves tangled up in the burgeoning cocaine trade of mid-1980s Los Angeles.
The Loudest Voice, on Showtime
Fox News Channel is on the precipice of surpassing CNN as the top-rated news network when the September 11th terrorist attacks change everything in this new episode. As a result, Roger (Russell Crowe) pushes the news with an agenda.
The Loudest Voice, on Showtime
Fox News Channel is on the precipice of surpassing CNN as the top-rated news network when the September 11th terrorist attacks change everything in this new episode. As a result, Roger (Russell Crowe) pushes the news with an agenda.
Summer of funny: Comedy acts compete in NBC's 'Bring the Funny'
Jeff Foxworthy, Chrissy Teigen, Kenan Thompson and Amanda Seales as seen in "Bring the Funny"
After months of hard-hitting dramas dominating the airwaves, the sunny days of summer give way to lighthearted prime-time fare, and one network is about to bring a whole lot of laughs to TV viewers with its new comedy competition series.