Editor Picks
What to Watch on TV This Week
Our editors have picked the top TV highlights airing across the week, including new episodes, movies, documentaries and specials.
Major League Baseball – New York Yankees vs Philadelphia Phillies
With the FIFA World Cup now decided, it is time for MLB to take priority with the head-to-head between the Yankees and Phillies at Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia. Both teams are considered equal in the 2026 standings, with Phillies’ Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber and Zack Wheeler versus Yankees’ Jazz Chisholm Jr., Cody Bellinger and Giancarlo Stanton, with Aaron Judge monitoring an injury.
Antiques Roadshow
History takes center stage in Denver Botanic Gardens, as the experts assess a fascinating wartime aviation archive, vintage firefighting memorabilia and a collection charting discus champion Al Oerter’s four consecutive Olympic gold medals. The most valuable discovery receives an astonishing $400,000 appraisal.
Once Upon a Time in Space
In this episode titled Politics Always Wins, the end of the Soviet space station Mir’s reign is explored, and the implementation of the International Space Station (ISS), which is viewed as a symbol of global enterprise. Countries utilize shared orbital missions for power, peace, and trade issues.
Masterchef: Royal Wedding
With one team facing elimination, the remaining home cooks cater the wedding of Season 15 winners Jesse and Jessica with a grand castle as the venue. The teams must cook an incredible feast for fifty guests who then decide who is in and who is out. And there is always one group on which the kitchen chaos descends.
The U.s. and the Holocaust: Insight and Understanding
This historical documentary explores how during WWII the US and Allied forces focused their endeavors on defeating the Axis powers militarily rather than putting humanitarian rescue first. It was in 1944 that President Franklin Roosevelt brought in the War Refugee Board that assisted in saving thousands of lives in the final stages of the war.
Sheriff Country
In this episode of life in Edgewater, Sheriff Mickey Fox continues to investigate the criminal activity in the small town she patrols. While delving into the brutal assault of student Allison Duffy at Edgewater High, she uncovers an unsettling web of deceit and an abuse of power by a formerly esteemed staff member. Personally, Mickey and Boone reflect on past relationships.
Rob Reiner: the Director
The much-loved Rob Reiner, who tragically died last year, will be initially remembered as “Meathead” Stivic in All in the Family. His work behind the camera on the groundbreaking This Is Spinal Tap is considered a classic, which he followed with Stand By Me, The Princess Bride, and When Harry Met Sally. This documentary uses archival footage and insights from film experts to extol the talents of Rob Reiner.
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