Psychic Matchmaker, on TLC
Deborah's latest client, Trumaine, is very skeptical of her abilities in this new episode. Convinced that he's been looking for love in all the wrong places, Deborah tries to show him that his true match is someone whose personality is similar to his own.
Aquarius, on NBC
David Duchovny returns to television as Det. Sam Hodiak, who enlists the help of an undercover vice cop (Grey Damon) to find a missing girl in this premiere. Set in 1967, the new drama tracks the movements of dangerous career criminal Charles Manson (Gethin Anthony).
Bullseye, on Fox
Four men and four women compete in extreme physical challenges in the new reality TV series. Kellan Lutz hosts as the contestants literally try to use their bodies to hit a target in the hopes of walking away with $50,000.
Extreme Weight Loss, on ABC
Trainers Chris and Heidi Powell help people overcome years of unhealthy habits as they provide the tools they need to transform their bodies and their lives in 365 days in this season premiere. In the debut, twin brothers Robert and Raymond get to meet NBA stars Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash.
The Island, on NBC
Fourteen American men embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they’re stranded on a deserted island with only the clothes on their backs and minimal survival gear. The men will have to film themselves as they try to survive for one month.
New Releases for the week of May 24 - 30
Cut Bank
Dwayne (Hemsworth) and his girlfriend Cassandra (Palmer) live in Cut Bank, Mont., the so-called "coldest spot in the nation." Life is dull and Dwayne would love nothing more than to be able to leave his hometown and his dreary life there for good, so when he witnesses a grisly crime, he tries to leverage it into a get-rich-quick scheme that will be his ticket out. Things begin to spiral out of control, though, when his accomplice gets unruly and fate seemingly conspires against him. Soon enough, the crafty local sheriff's (Malkovich) investigation starts getting a bit too close for Dwayne's comfort.
Director: Matt Shakman. Stars: Liam Hemsworth, Teresa Palmer, John Malkovich, Billy Bob Thornton. 2014. 93 min. Thriller.
Nightlight
After a teen takes his own life in Covington forest, five of his classmates venture into the forest for a night of ghost stories and fun. The forest, though, has a dark history of youth committing suicide within its lightless depths, and the group of teens are about to find out why. As night falls over the woods, they awaken the demonic presence that dwells there, and the unseen evil ushers in a night of abject terror and nightmares. With their deepest fears being seized upon by the forest's evil resident, it seems all but certain that Covington forest will claim five more youthful lives before the night is through.
Directors: Scott Beck, Bryan Woods. Stars: Shelby Young, Chloe Bridges, Carter Jenkins, Mitch Hewer, Taylor Murphy, Kyle Fain. 2015. 85 min. Horror.
Sword of Vengeance
After years of slavery and oppression, a Norman prince (Weber) returns to his homeland to seek revenge on the man who murdered his father -- his heartless uncle Durant (Roden). Along with another freed slave named Annabelle (Wallis), the prince befriends a group of exiled farmers, using them in a battle against Durant in his quest for vengeance. The fight proves to be brutal, and the farmers are murdered one by one, forcing the prince to decide whether he will sacrifice everything to fulfil his bloodlust.
Director: Jim Weedon. Stars: Stanley Weber, Annabelle Wallis, Karel Roden, Ed Skrein, Dave Legeno. 2015. 87 min. Action.
Battle Creek, on CBS, Global
Crime-fighting duo Special Agent Milton Chamberlain (Josh Duhamel) and Det. Russ Agnew (Dean Winters) tackle one more case in this season finale. Agnew was recruited to work with Chamberlain when he opened an FBI field office at the local police station.
Madam Secretary, on CBS
A hostile reporter confronts Elizabeth (Téa Leoni), threatening to publish some highly confidential documents in this rebroadcast. Elsewhere, Henry (Tim Daly) has to contend with a testy international negotiation with Pakistan.
Undercover Boss, on CBS
Rick Forman, the founder and CEO of Forman Mills, dons a convincing disguise to go deep undercover in this rebroadcast. While learning the ropes in a few of his clothing outlets, Forman discovers defects within his company.
Rookie Blue, on Global
Andy (Missy Peregrym) struggles to come to terms with the news that Sam's (Ben Bass) ex-girlfriend Marlo (Rachael Ancheril) is pregnant with his baby. This season, the officers learn that even the best laid plans sometimes don't work out.
