#espn outdoor

[callsign-rogueone]

pinterest open on my phone, hockey game on my PC, and wip on my laptop + big water bottle = peak writing conditions lol

hoping to either get one more valentine's celly piece out by midnight (5.5 hours to go lol) or to add like 2k to one of my garrick wips

[winglavender]

Behind the scenes at the NHL All-Star outdoor skills events (ESPN)

aka "Sid lobbied for the dunk tank"

[shefanispeculator]

Shelton Schedule Updated 092024

Sept 21: B ESPN College Day Game OKC

Sept 23: Voice Premier S26

Sept 23: G Jennifer Hudson 12:45

Sept 25: Ryan Bd 18

Sept 25-26: Voice Play-offs 1023/1430

Sept 28: G Alabama

Sept 30: G Jimmy Kimmel Outdoor Concert LA 5 pm

Bush: 21 DC (6 pm)

October

Oct 1- Jan 15, 2024 Deer Archery

Oct 3: Gwen Bd

Oct 6: Stella Bd 15

Oct 11: Piece by Piece (Pharell movie) released

Oct 12: G Heineken Silver Live Out Monterrey

Oct 14: Columbus Day

Oct 17: GB Engagement (4)

Oct 18: B Go Tell it on the Mountain song release

Oct 25: WM NP Bocelli Duets (G has a song on album) released

Oct 30: Collin Reed Nashville Hall of Fame ??

Bush: 25 Reno

November

Nov 6: Leo Bd 11

Nov 8:  "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" released

Nov 11: Veterans Day WM NP

Nov 15: G album released

Nov 25-26: G Voice ?

Nov 25-29: WM No School

Nov 28: Thanksgiving

[bearterritory]

Bears’ Men Take Aim At NCAA Championships

Cal’s Nine Qualifiers Set For Season Finale

BERKELEY – The 2024 collegiate season will conclude this week for California track & field, with the Golden Bears sending nine male qualifiers across five events to compete at the NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. All of Cal's field event finals, as well as the track event semifinals, will take place on Wednesday; those who qualify for the track finals will race again on Friday evening.   This year's group of qualifiers is tied with the 2014 and 1941 groups for the largest in men's program history. Cal has not had a men's outdoor champion since 2011, when Mike Morrison won the decathlon contest with a school-record 8118 points; its last team title was in 1922, the Bears' first appearance at the championships.   Wednesday's field event action kicks off with the men's hammer throw at 2 p.m., featuring multiple Cal athletes for the first time in program history. Ivar Moisander, who posted a career-best of 69.38m (227-7) last month at the Pac-12 Championships, is competing in his third straight NCAA Outdoor Championships and hopes to add a second All-America honor to close out his collegiate career. Rowan Hamilton posted the NCAA's best mark of the season at the Mt. SAC Relays (77.16m/253-2) - the No. 8 performance in collegiate history -  earned meet records at both the Brutus Hamilton Invitational and the Big Meet, and went undefeated all the way through the Pac-12 Championships. Should either claim the NCAA title, it would be the first by a Cal men's hammer thrower since Jack Merchant, who was also Cal's last shot put champion, in 1922.   Both of Cal's other Pac-12 champions also qualified for their second straight NCAA Outdoor Championships. Shot putter Jeff Duensing earned First-Team All-American status in 2023 with a career-best mark 19.98m (65-6.75) and captured his first career Pac-12 title in May after throwing 19.83m (65-0.75). The Bears' field event group is rounded out by repeat pole vault conference champion Skyler Magula, who tied for the top qualifying result at the NCAA West Preliminary (5.42m/17-9.25) and has a season-best mark of 5.52m (18-1.25), just below his personal record of 5.55m (18-2.5) from 2023. Cal has only had three outdoor pole vault champions in the program's history, with Lawrence Anderson's share of the 1954 title being the most recent.

The Bears will also make appearances in two track events, with each competitor making their NCAA Outdoor Championships debut and hoping to claim the program's first title in either race. The 4x100m relay squad, consisting of Chase Williams, George Monroe, Mason Mangum and David Foster (with Christian Trapps as an alternate) blazed to a time of 39.28 – second fastest in program history – at the NCAA West Preliminary to become Cal's first 4x100m relay team to qualify since 1977, adding another highlight to a standout season that included a Big Meet record in the event. Foster, a 2024 Indoor Second-Team All-American, also qualified in the 100m with a wind-aided time of 9.91 at the West Preliminary, becoming the first Bear in history to join the sub-10-second club and becoming the first male sprinter to advance for the Blue & Gold in the event since Willie White in 1960.   All competitions will be broadcast on the ESPN family of networks, with Wednesday's and Friday's track events scheduled on ESPN2 and the field events on ESPN+.

[lonewolflink]

hambbyong here. why the FUCK does goalie gear look like that what the hell do they just get actual pillows strapped to their legs

HAHAHAHA omg

tbh like...kinda? it's a pretty dangerous position so they gotta be well protected! Here's a breakdown of what the armor looks like under the jerseys (the diagram or whatever is for young players but it's still all the same):

so yeah goalies end up looking a little silly because they're so padded up. but the pads, glove, and blocker are pretty heavy so goalies are actually super strong. plus they need to make crazy athletic movements (like doing the splits and stuff), and they're on the ice for the full 60 minutes unlike the rest of the team, so they're truly built different lol

something you (and any other artists) might find extra cool about goalies is that their helmets actually get custom art made for them, individualized for each goaltender. some of the designs are really amazing.

for example, here's a goalie mask design i really liked from the washington capitals' back up goalie (phoenix copley) a few years ago:

their starting goaltender (darcy kuemper) had a really cool mask commissioned for one specific game last year that was honoring the best goalie in franchise history, olie kolzig (olie the goalie, they called him) aka "kolzilla". hence the godzilla mask theme for that one game:

for certain special events, goalies might get custom pads made too! so like last year, for example, the caps' backup goalie (charlie lindgren) got these made for a special outdoor game the team was going to play in called the Stadium Series:

pretty slick!

if you're interested in seeing some cool goalie masks, here's a list of some of the best ones from the last couple of seasons. here's a top 12 list of masks in the nhl this season (some of these are really awesome). and here's a list of some of the most iconic masks of all time, not just in recent memory.

in general, if you're looking to get into goalie mask art, i'd recommend following artist david gunnarsson on instagram; he designs a ton of masks for goalies around the world. you can see them all here, and this is an article about him from ESPN.

[grantmentis]

Hi. I'm a Boston Pride fan with some free time coming up and an ESPN+ account. What are some of your favorite non-Pride games from this season I should watch?

for past games/already played that dont include the pride:

Montreal Force v. Buffalo Beauts on November 5th - First ever Montreal Force game, high scoring affair, very back and forth all game

Montreal Force v. Metropolitan Riveters on Nov 26 - First Montreal HOME game, Jade Downie-Landry hat trick and Sarah Bujold also has a great games for the Riveters, both showing why theyre some great new additions to the league

Metropolitan Riveters v. Minnesota Whitecaps on December 3rd - Riveters almost come back from a 4-0 deficit, but heroics from Amanda Leveille bring the Whitecaps to victory

Minnesota Whitecaps v. Connecticut Whale on Dec 10, 2022 - One of the craziest third periods ive ever seen, czech stars Denisa Krizova v. Katerina Mrazova for some Narrative TM

Toronto Six v. Buffalo Beauts on December 16th - Outdoor game! RIYL crazy goalie performances especially, it was a tight game but both goaltenders had some heroics

Toronto Six v. Montreal Force on January 7th - First time the two Canadian teams play each other, evenly matched game with a goal from Brooke Stacey who is one of my personl favorites

Metropolitan Riveters v. Buffalo Beauts on January 21st - Lovisa Berndtsson gets her first PHF win, fun pride night stuff, and of course for this old rivalry theres a ton of physicality

[lboogie1906]

Kevin C. Young (September 16, 1966) is a former athlete. He was the winner of the 400-meter hurdles at the 1992 Summer Olympics. In the final of this event he set a world record and Olympic record of 46.78 seconds, the first time the 47-second barrier was broken, and a world record that stood for nearly 29 years until it was broken by Karsten Warholm on July 1, 2021.

He became the 400 m hurdles world champion the following year, winning at the 1993 World Championships in Athletics with a time of 47.18 seconds. He had an unusual hurdling technique of switching between 12 and 13 strides between the hurdles, departing from the 13-stride technique popularized by Edwin Moses.

His performances declined after 1993. He was inducted into the National Track & Field Hall of Fame in 2006.

At Jordan High School, the same high school that Florence Griffith-Joyner had attended years earlier, he was first successful as a 110-meter hurdler, finishing in third place at the 1984 CIF California State Meet. As a UCLA” walk-on”, he was in 5th place at the 1985 Pac-10 championships running the 400-meter hurdles in 51.09 seconds. This all changed his sophomore year. Limiting the amount of time and effort in other events (110 hurdles, triple jump, and long jump) he applied more detail to the 400-meter hurdles and 4×400-meter relay.

In 1992, he won his first USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships title and was unbeaten before the Barcelona Olympics. Running in lane 4, he appeared to have the slowest reaction to the gun on the field. Only he has ever perfected the 12-stride pattern to success.

He became the first-ever ESPY award winner in track presented by ESPN.

He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity initiated into the Gamma Xi Chapter at UCLA. He is an artist with work on display through the Art of the Olympians. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[eliezerstaycation]

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The spacious holiday home features 8 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV with streaming services and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher, an oven, a washing machine, a microwave and a toaster. A private entrance leads guests into the holiday home, where they can enjoy some wine or champagne and chocolates or cookies. The property has an outdoor dining area.

You can play table tennis and mini-golf at the holiday home. A water park and a children's playground are available for guests at Eliezer Staycation.

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[pubmelbourne]

Melbourne city’s home of wagering and live sport

Right in the thick of Melbourne CBD is a hidden gem with a 24/7 sports bar with full TAB facilities, a bistro cooking pub classics to order, and an outdoor bar with a partially covered smoking area.

The Golden Nugget Hotel is Melbourne’s go-to pub for a cheeky bet and a cold beer, beloved by city punters. 

 

Our 24/7 sports bar boasts a state-of-the-art TAB, channels including Fox Sports, ESPN, Setanta and Sky Channel and numerous large plasma screens. We offer Trackside, KENO, staffed terminals and EBTs. From 10am to 6am daily, you can enjoy and have a wager on almost all national and international sports and racing events. Catch the cricket, Formula 1, World Cup, NBA, NFL, soccer, ice hockey and even Street League Skateboarding at our sports bar.

When you’re feeling peckish, the Golden Nugget’s bistro in Melbourne serves up pub favourites including pizza, wedges and meat pies. Our pizza menu indulges in the classics from Hawaiian, pepperoni, margherita to meat lovers. All food is made to order and our bistro operates across all opening hours; this means late night snacks are always on the menu! Our bistro also has a selection of sweets to satisfy all sugar cravings.

Conveniently located in the CBD close to Chinatown and its many eateries, Her Majesty’s Theatre and the Comedy Theatres, the Golden Nugget is also a relaxed meeting point to start your evening. Connect with friends and family for a casual wine or beer, before a night out in Melbourne city. Read More…

[support1212]

sites for prediction,

sites for prediction,

In today's fast-paced world, where uncertainty seems to be the only constant, the ability to predict outcomes has become invaluable. Whether it's predicting stock market trends, sports match results, or even the weather, accurate predictions can provide a competitive edge, financial gains, or simply peace of mind. Fortunately, the internet is teeming with websites dedicated to making predictions across various domains. Let's dive into some of the best sites for predictions, offering insights, analyses, and forecasts to help navigate the unpredictable currents of life.

Weather Forecasting: The Weather Channel (weather.com)

The Weather Channel stands as a pioneer in providing accurate and detailed weather forecasts globally. With features like hour-by-hour forecasts, severe weather alerts, and interactive radar maps, it's a go-to resource for planning outdoor activities or travel. Advanced predictive models and real-time data ensure up-to-date and reliable weather information, empowering users to make informed decisions. Financial Markets: Investing.com

Investing.com is a comprehensive platform offering a wealth of information for traders and investors. From stock market predictions to currency exchange rates and commodity prices, it covers a wide array of financial instruments. Users can access technical analysis tools, expert opinions, and market sentiment indicators to make informed investment decisions. Sports Predictions: ESPN (espn.com)

ESPN, a renowned sports media giant, provides in-depth coverage and predictions for various sports leagues and events. With expert analysis, statistics, and insider insights, users can gain valuable perspectives before placing bets or making fantasy sports picks. Live updates and commentary keep sports enthusiasts engaged and informed throughout the game. Election Forecasts: FiveThirtyEight (fivethirtyeight.com)

FiveThirtyEight is synonymous with data-driven journalism and accurate election forecasting. Utilizing statistical models and polling data, it provides forecasts for political elections, ranging from local races to presidential campaigns. Its track record of accurately predicting election outcomes has earned it credibility and trust among political analysts and enthusiasts alike. Health and Disease Prediction: Healthline (healthline.com)

Healthline offers a range of predictive health tools and resources, aiding users in assessing their risk for various diseases and conditions. From symptom checkers to risk assessment quizzes, it empowers individuals to take proactive steps towards better health. Expert-reviewed articles and medical insights provide additional context and guidance for informed decision-making. Conclusion: In an era where uncertainty looms large, harnessing the power of predictions can offer clarity and foresight. The websites mentioned above represent just a fraction of the diverse landscape of prediction platforms available online. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway, managing your investments, or staying informed about the latest developments in politics and health, these sites can serve as invaluable resources. By leveraging data, analytics, and expert insights, they help users navigate the unpredictable terrain of life with greater confidence and precision.

[molsons112000]

So Dean Smith and John Wooden lots of books after they left coaching, continuing to work. Neither lived in a retirement home, they lived independent. They stayed connected with their former colleagues and players. So they had a very active social life after retiring as well. No retirement home for them.

Linnea Smith, the wife of former UNC-Chapel Hill basketball coach Dean Smith, died in 2015. Linnea said that Dean's memory began to decline in 2005 or 2006, and everyone in the family noticed after he had knee replacement surgery in 2007. 

espn.com

Precious Memories -- The Dean Smith story - ESPN

Mar 5, 2014 — Looking back, Linnea thinks Dean's memory started to erode in 2005 or 2006. But everybody in the Carolina family noticed after he had knee replacement surgery in 2007.

North Carolina Health News

Dean Smith's Wife Urges Lawmaker Attention to Dementia

Mar 9, 2016 — That was the situation for Linnea Smith, the wife of legendary UNC-Chapel Hill basketball coach Dean Smith, who died in 2015 after suffering for ...

Dean Smith, a coaching innovator who won two national championships at North Carolina, an Olympic gold medal in 1976, and was inducted into basketball's Hall of Fame, died at the age of 83 in 2015. 

Los Angeles Times

https://www.latimes.com › archives

Nell Wooden Dies at Age 73 After a Long Illness

No, John Wooden did not remarry after his wife, Nell Riley, died of cancer in 1985. The two met when Wooden was 14 and married in 1932. Wooden said that love was at first sight, and they planned to marry as soon as he finished college. The couple were married for 53 years. 

The Wooden Effect

About Coach John Wooden

He married the love of his life, Nell Riley, soon after in 1932. ... After a long illness, Nell died in 1985. John was ... Also, find more articles and videos about ...



Esquire

John Wooden: What I've Learned - Esquire

Jun 4, 2010 — We were married for fifty-three years. No man ever had a finer wife. Prior to her loss, I had some fear of death. Now I have no fear. I look ...



The Denver Post

Basketball legend John Wooden dies at 99 - The Denver Post

Jun 4, 2010 — Nell, Wooden's wife of 53 years, died of cancer in 1985. Besides his son and daughter, Wooden is survived by three grandsons, four ...



achievement.org

John Wooden | Academy of Achievement

While still in high school, John met Nellie Riley. By his own account, it was love at first sight, and the two teenagers decided to marry as soon as John finished college. From 1928 to 1932, Johnny Wooden was a standout student-athlete at Purdue University.



Lucas Grenier  ·  

Medium · 1y

Video: John Wooden on “Love” - Medium

Jun 6, 2022 — Wooden's last love was also his first love. He met his wife Nellie at the age of 14, they married in 1932 and she died of cancer 24 years ago.

Wooden and Riley are buried together in an outdoor community mausoleum at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills. 

Mar 22, 1985 — Nell Wooden, the wife of former UCLA basketball Coach John Wooden, died Thursday at St. Vincent Medical Center after a

So maybe John Wooden would have lived longer than 99 if he got remarried. At least getting a girlfriend.

[tbinternshipfolio]

5. Achievements and milestones

Throughout my internship I accomplished many achievements and milestones that I have been incredibly grateful and lucky enough to achieve. Some of my achievements and milestones may have been minor but to me they all played such a big part in my internship experience.

Some of my smaller achievements was what was seen in the classroom and how mental health and wellbeing in young kids is important to address and how something like a program and a few outdoor basketball sessions can make a great change in a kid’s life. An achievement in my internship was seeing all the kids experience the program and see the results during and at the end of the program. Another minor achievement was being able to organise my life around my internship and have a positive work life balance. A big achievement was being able to manage my contracted working hours at the hospital as well as complete my large amount of internship hours within a timely matter. Achievements in an organisation can create a large amount of motivation in the worker and can improve their strengths greatly (Van Yperen, & Orehek, 2014).

Some milestones also included working along alongside lots of different people each day and going to different schools throughout the week and presenting to them to cater to their needs. In multiple schools that I attended, there were a few kids with special needs in the classroom, which meant that we needed to adapt the program and how we taught the program to that child. It was great to be able to work one on one with some of these kids and work with them in identifying their emotions.

My main achievement throughout my internship was being offered a casual game day operations role with the phoenix. This was a massive achievement for me and something that I was extremely excited about. The operations role made me realise how much I loved being a part of the behind the scenes during a game and made me find one of the areas I would love to work in. Working my first shift in operation was terrifying seeing all the players around me and having to act calm and collected. I recently finished my last shift with the game day operations crew and the season ends for the phoenix. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity that I was given to be a aprt of something so amazing.

Overall, I have been extremely proud of my achievements and milestones throughout my internship with the South East Melbourne Phoenix. I believe that although not all my achievements were big, they all made the experience one to remember.

Mike Kelly removed from game (ESPN, 2024)

Van Yperen, & Orehek, E. (2014). Achievement goals in the workplace: Conceptualization, prevalence, profiles, and outcomes. Journal of Economic Psychology, 38, 71–79. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joep.2012.08.013

[ledenews]

BRICK by BRICK: Burkle Building WLU Baseball into A Contender

Outside the temperature is below freezing, sometimes approaching the teens or single digits with a wind chill in negative numbers. Looking out the window of his office, Eric Burkle sees a campus covered in snow. But today, any day – even winter days with extreme cold, blustery winds and snow – is a baseball day for Burkle. Once the 2024 season commences, Burkle will be in his 12th season as the head coach of the West Liberty University baseball team. For most, baseball is a spring season thing, with greening grass, flower and tree buds, warming temperatures. Not for Burkle; for him, baseball is a calendar thing, running the full 365. “We’re 12 months a year now,” Burkle said. “The game. . . if you go to The Highlands (sports complex) this time of year, there’s little kids. We just played in a winter league for my little one (his young son). Wheeling University is in the Highlands complex. We’re in our indoor facility. We’re 12 months a year now. “Baseball is that sport, for one, you can’t stop hitting. Pitchers will take a little bit of a break for some arm care stuff. But if a kid wants to play at this level now, he’s 12 months a year constant. It’s constantly swinging a bat.” The game of baseball has been in Burkle's life since he was a young player in South Wheeling. How then, in West Liberty, W.Va., is baseball (and softball) a year-round sport? How can players work out or practice knowing that not only water but skin, ears, fingers, etc., will freeze? It’s an inside thing. His Hilltoppers can go inside the Belmont Savings Bank Indoor Facility on the south end of campus, immediately turning a warm-weather, outdoor sport into a dead-of-winter opportunity to work. The first annual Leadoff Dinner is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 10, with doors opening at 6 p.m. and the event beginning at 6:30 p.m. The location? Of course, inside the BSB indoor facility. It’s a chance to show off the facility. The event includes a catered meal, a meet-the-team video and a Night at the Races fundraiser. ESPN lead college baseball analyst Mike Rooney will serve as the keynote speaker. Tickets are $75 per person, and you can direct questions to Burkle at 304 639-5989. Burkle sums up what guests will experience entering the facility in one word: Wow! “We’re going to showcase our practice facility. When you walk in that practice facility it’s a wow factor. You walk in you don’t see football lines; you just see baseline lines on that turf. You’re like, ‘this is just for baseball!’ It’s excellent, it’s a wow factor where we can go live,” Burkle said. Because practices in Blatnik Hall were starting to in Burkle’s words, “clog up some student life time,” he and former women’s softball head coach Herb Minch were given a budget from then-university President Stephen Greiner to pursue an alternative. They formed a committee, worked with President Greiner and attracted Belmont Savings Bank as a lead donor. Other entities joined the force, and they completed the task, taking about three years. “There’s D1 schools that don’t have what we have here on campus. Our facilities are excellent. I can’t quit saying it, that thing is such a godsend for us. I can hit ground balls and I don’t have to worry about being on the basketball floor. I can hit ground balls, we can go live, our outfielders get work. It’s deep enough in the center that we can throw fly balls, catchers pop-ups. We can get done everything we need to get done.” Burkle is known to be tough but fair with his ballplayers at West Liberty. Wanted: Tough Kids Burkle’s roster has many players from schools in the Ohio Valley, but with time, persistence, improved facilities and administration assistance he in recent years chipped away at the barrier that is the Pennsylvania border. Now the head coach finds he is getting more substantive discussions, considerations and commitments from Western Pennsylvania-based players. It helps improve the roster for the baseball team and continues to expand the student base from a coveted nearby area. “Yes, we do have some local kids. We’re expanding into the Pittsburgh market a good bit. It’s always been a tough market for us with Seton Hill, Slippery Rock, Cal (Pa). But now we’re sneaking in there and we’re trying to convince some of those kids that, hey, West Lib’s a pretty good place to go play baseball,” Burkle said. “Working with our new administration here, we’re trying to find ways to make those kids in this region come back to West Lib. So that’s a big thing, working with Dr. (Tim) Borchers (newly appointed school president who began July 1, 2023) has been a lot of fun. He knows that regionally Pennsylvania and Ohio obviously are going to have more athletes. So, he’s trying to keep us in those markets, trying to make it affordable for those kids to come here. “The kid we’re looking for could be anywhere from the marginal student up to the 4.4 high school GPA. But we’re looking for that tough kid. That tough kid that will still shovel the sidewalk, run a hammer. The kid that when he comes in, he’s willing to do what he needs to do to work.” Burkle developed an old-school, work-hard philosophy from playing for Gary Zelinski at Wheeling Park High School and coaching with Jim Wodusky at Wheeling Central Catholic High School. He left high school coaching to join legendary coach Bo McConnaughy’s West Liberty staff as an assistant in 2008, serving five years in that role before taking over as head coach. He’s been able to meld old school with new age to remain true to his experience while relating well to the current player. “What I’ve done, I’ve kind of gone in the middle. I’ve learned to adapt to the new-age kid, and I can still be me. I can still be tough, and I can still be hard on them, and I can still be sarcastic at times. I’m a little bit of both (old and new school). I think we’ve done a good job here,” Burkle said. “We don’t lose kids to the portal here. We’ve had two kids go in the portal, one because he was from Florida and went back home. The other one was going to go D1 and decided to come back, so we’ve lost one kid to the portal. So, our retention rate here, they like what we’re doing here. Over the years I think we’ve put a good mixture of old school, new school and blended it.” The Hilltoppers' head coach has learned how to blend his old-school style with more modern coaching methods during his career. Leave It on the Field The mixture seems to be working. Burkle has compiled a 221-281 (.440) record, ranking him second in school history in career wins. His resume also includes: eight 20+ win seasons; six consecutive 20+ win seasons from 2013-18; and eight conference tournament appearances, one WVIAC (2013) and seven MEC (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021, 2023). The build has Burkle excited for the upcoming season; he sees great potential for the 2024 Hilltoppers. “For one, I think we’re going to be pretty good,” Burkle admitted. “I return every starter but one. I’ve got experience at every position. We’ve got experience on the mound. We’ve got what I think is the best closer in the MEC in Trevor Thomas. There hasn’t been many seasons where I felt like, man this could be the one. My take on our team is, ‘Hey, listen boys, this is it. This is the one.’ “(The players are) going to see a pre-season poll where we’re not first. They’re going to think that Charleston is the best team in the MEC. My pitching coach told them, ‘Writers don’t get to pick who wins the MEC. That’s on you.’ “So, we put it on them. We turned it around on them and said, ‘Hey, listen, Charleston doesn’t decide who wins the MEC. You decide. You have a say in that. You have a vote.’ So, we put it on them. And I think right now, being six weeks away, we play February 24, so they’re chomping at the bit.” Actually, the Hilltoppers open with doubleheaders at Malone College in Mason, Ohio, on back-to-back days February 23 & 24. Until then, most people will be thinking about the difficulties winter and its weather present on a daily basis. For Burkle, his thoughts and his efforts will focus on baseball, a lot of baseball. Read the full article

[falcorskeeper-blog]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: 𝅺BLUE Champion Women's Tank Top.

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Lake Charles Golf

Finding Your Golfing Joy In Lake Charles, Louisiana Long and widely recognized as “Louisiana's Playground,” Lake Charles, located in the southwest part of the state, is a very special place and should be on every golfer’s radar. It was so easy to get to.  In my case, flying in through Houston, then a short flight to find some joy. Lake Charles recently launched a new tourism campaign aptly named “As Much Joy As You Can Pack In,” and I could not be more in agreement. I’d been there before for professional bass fishing while working for ESPN. My memories of fresh and delicious seafood, nightlife, and great outdoor activities like kayaking were as quickly refreshed as I was. We stayed at L'Auberge Casino Resort, featuring a massive sportsbook and grill. My room was beautifully decorated, and while there, we took a short walk to The Contraband Bayou Golf Club, designed by Tom Fazio, which emphasizes the marsh and lowland features of a natural environment.  It’s a 7,000-yard, par-71 championship golf layout with ample tee boxes for golfers of any skill. The resort and golf club are a short walk to yet another, The Golden Nugget Casino, which features many shopping and dining options and a live poker room for those who enjoy some Texas Hold ‘Em. The Country Club at Golden Nugget is a masterpiece by designer Todd Eckenrode.  It, too is a 7,000-yard gem that is certain to please. My two takeaways are to stay out of the rough and then go enjoy a chef-crafted meal in the elegant, full-service clubhouse. Lake Charles is also known as "The Festival Capital of Louisiana" and hosts more than 75 of them annually. The most famous of which is the second-largest Mardi Gras in the state behind New Orleans. The home city of the NFL’s Saints is known for incredible cuisine, just as in Lake Charles. Located within L'Auberge Resort are Drago’s Seafood Restaurant and Mexican restaurant Johnny Sánchez, which originated in the Big Easy by award-winning chef Aarón Sánchez. At Drago’s, you can’t go wrong with the grilled oysters as an appetizer and the eggplant parmesan for your main course, or for that matter, any seafood specialty. The breakfast burrito at Johnny Sánchez is a winner as well if your evening plans are spoken for. The National Golf Club of Louisiana is a fun and challenging track for golfers of all levels. I was particularly inspired by the National Golf Club of Louisiana in nearby Westlake and how the terrific team of young golf professionals anticipated everything we might have wanted, including helping me adjust my grip on the range, which made for a better performance on the course.  Make time for a lesson, and you won’t regret it. “The Natty” was a fun and challenging layout, and I can’t wait to return.  I highly recommend the hamburger sliders if you stay for happy hour at The Max.  The Max is named in honor of a legendary local high school coach; the staff was as amazing as the cuisine. This was no typical 19th-hole menu as my playing partner for the day devoured every bite of The Surf N Turf – a burger that only Lake Charles could offer.  It’s a three-blend beef patty layered with jalapeno mayonnaise, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, and blackened shrimp. It looked so good I named it as the “Big Max,” though I don’t see them changing it anytime soon. Golf in Lake Charles, located halfway between Houston and Baton Rouge via Interstate 10, features indigenous plants, picturesque backdrops with birds and other wildlife, and beautiful scenery. Even if you’ve been there before, you must make time to play Mallard Golf Club, a Scottish links-inspired design and the newest addition to the area. Legend has it that the head pro there carded a hole-in-one the day the course opened in 2021.  I learned this when I shared news about my birdie on the same hole. Yet another reason to return. At the risk of reading more like a food review, I highly recommend trying a couple of craft beers at Crying Eagle Brewing, and the crab cakes are a must at Pat’s of Henderson, both a short drive from the resort and well worth the effort. Learn even more by checking out the Visit Lake Charles website. Photos Courtesy of Visit Lake Charles Read the full article

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TV Premiere Dates 2023: The Complete Guide

A comprehensive list of debut dates on broadcast, streaming and cable outlets, updated regularly.

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SEPTEMBER 1, 2023 9:30AM

Published on September 1, 2023

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With literally thousands of TV series — scripted and unscripted, news and sports — airing in a given year, it’s hard to keep track of when any given show will be on a screen.

The Hollywood Reporter is here to help. Below is a comprehensive guide to premiere dates across all platforms for the coming year.

The calendar will be updated throughout the year as more premiere and finale dates are announced, so bookmark this page for a one-stop guide to what’s coming in 2023. All times are ET/PT unless noted.

September

Rosamund Pike in 'The Wheel of Time'

COURTESY OF JAN THIJS/AMAZON PRIME VIDEO

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Friday, Sept. 1 The Wheel of Time (Prime Video) Disenchantment (Netflix, final season) Love Is Blind: After the Altar (Netflix) 8 p.m.: Power Book IV: Force (Starz)

Saturday, Sept. 2 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT: Saturday NightCollege Football (ABC), Big Ten Saturday Night(NBC)

Sunday, Sept. 3 8 p.m.: Professor T (PBS)9 p.m.: Unforgotten (PBS) 10 p.m.: Van Der Walk (PBS)

Monday, Sept. 4 10 p.m.: American Dad (TBS)

Tuesday, Sept. 5 8 p.m.: Inside the NFL (The CW) 9 p.m.: The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (Bravo)

Wednesday, Sept. 6 Predators (Netflix)10 p.m.: America Outdoors With Baratunde Thurston (PBS)

Thursday, Sept. 7 Star Trek: Lower Decks (Paramount+) Virgin River (Netflix) Top Boy (Netflix)8:20 p.m. ET/5:20 p.m. PT: NFL Kickoff (NBC)

Friday, Sept. 8 The Changeling (Apple TV+) Selling the OC (Netflix)

Sunday, Sept. 10 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT: Football Night in America (NBC) 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: The Masked Singer (Fox; follows NFL doubleheader)8:20 p.m. ET/5:20 p.m. PT: Sunday Night Football (NBC) 9 p.m.: The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon (AMC) 10 p.m.: Ride With Norman Reedus (AMC), Dreaming Whilst Black (Showtime)

Monday, Sept. 11 8:15 p.m. ET/5:15 p.m. PT: Monday NightFootball (ESPN/ABC)

Tuesday, Sept. 12 Kelce (Prime Video) 8 p.m.: MTV Video Music Awards (MTV and other Paramount Global channels) 9 p.m.: The Swarm (The CW)10 p.m.: Welcome to Wrexham (FX)

Wednesday, Sept. 13 The Morning Show (Apple TV+, two episodes) The Other Black Girl (Hulu, all episodes) Animals Up Close With Bertie Gregory (Disney+) Wrestlers (Netflix)

Thursday, Sept. 14 8:15 p.m. ET/5:15 p.m. PT: Thursday NightFootball (Prime Video) 9 p.m.: Buddy Games (CBS)

Friday, Sept. 15 Wilderness (Prime Video)

Saturday, Sept. 16 9 p.m.: 48 Hours (CBS), All Rise (OWN, final season)

Sunday, Sept. 17 The Gold (Paramount+)7:30 p.m.: 60 Minutes (CBS; follows NFL doubleheader) 8:30 p.m.: Yellowstone (CBS, broadcast premiere)

Monday, Sept. 18 Neighbours (Freevee)8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: Emmy Awards (Fox) moved to Jan. 15, 2024 8 p.m.: ACM Honors (Fox)

Tuesday, Sept. 19 8 p.m.: Celebrity Name That Tune (Fox) 9 p.m.: I Can See Your Voice (Fox)

Wednesday, Sept. 20 The Super Models (Apple TV+) The D’Amelio Show (Hulu) 10 p.m.: American Horror Story (FX)

Thursday, Sept. 21 Sex Education (Netflix, final season) 9 p.m.: All Star Shore (MTV)

Friday, Sept. 22 The Continental: From the World of John Wick (Peacock) Still Up (Apple TV+, three episodes) Love Is Bilnd (Netflix)

Sunday, Sept. 24 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: Krapopolis (Fox; follows NFL doubleheader)

Monday, Sept. 25 8 p.m.: Kitchen Nightmares (Fox), The Voice (NBC) 9 p.m.: Special Forces (Fox) 10 p.m.: The Irrational (NBC)

Wednesday, Sept. 27 Love in Fairhope (Hulu)8 p.m.: The Masked Singer (Fox; regular time), Survivor (CBS), Celebrity Jeopardy! (ABC) 9 p.m.: Snake Oil (Fox), Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (ABC), America’s Got Talent (NBC, finale) 9:30 p.m.: The Amazing Race (CBS) 10 p.m.: The $100,000 Pyramid (ABC)

Thursday, Sept. 28 The Kardashians (Hulu) Starstruck (Max) The Vanishing Triangle (Sundance Now)8 p.m.: People’s Choice Country Awards (NBC/Peacock), Hell’s Kitchen (Fox), The Golden Bachelor (ABC) 9 p.m.: Lego Masters (Fox), Bachelor in Paradise (ABC)

Friday, Sept. 29 Gen V (Prime Video) 8 p.m.: Shark Tank (ABC), Gold Rush (Discovery)9 p.m.: Dateline (NBC), 20/20 (ABC)

October

'Loki'

COURTESY OF MARVEL STUDIOS

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Sunday, Oct. 1 7 p.m.: America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC) 8 p.m.: The Simpsons (Fox), The Wonderful World of Disney (ABC) 8:30 p.m.: Krapopolis (Fox, regular time period) 9 p.m.: Bob’s Burgers (Fox) 9:30 p.m.: Family Guy (Fox)

Monday, Oct. 2 8 p.m.: The Price Is Right at Night (CBS) 9 p.m.: Lotería Loca (CBS)

Tuesday, Oct. 3 9 p.m.: FBI True (CBS, broadcast premiere)10 p.m.: Found (NBC)

Wednesday, Oct. 4 8 p.m.: Quantum Leap (NBC), Sullivan’s Crossing (The CW) 9 p.m.: Magnum P.I. (NBC), The Spencer Sisters (The CW), Chucky (Syfy/USA) 10 p.m.: Surreal Estate (Syfy/USA)

Thursday, Oct. 5 Lupin (Netflix) Our Flag Means Death (Max, three episodes) 10 p.m.: Dateline (NBC)

Friday, Oct. 6 Loki (Disney+)

Thursday, Oct. 12 The Fall of the House of Usher (Netflix) Frasier (Paramount+)8 p.m.: FBoy Island (The CW) 9 p.m.: Transplant (NBC)

Friday, Oct. 13 Lessons in Chemistry (Apple TV+, two episodes) 8 p.m.: The Price Is Right at Night (CBS, new time) 9 p.m.: Raid the Cage (CBS), Shining Vale (Starz) 10 p.m.: Creepshow (AMC/AMC+/Shudder)

Sunday, Oct. 15 9 p.m.: World on Fire (PBS), Billy the Kid (MGM+) 10 p.m.: Annika (PBS) 11 p.m.: Rick and Morty (Adult Swim)

Monday, Oct. 16 9:30 p.m.: Everyone Else Burns (The CW)

Wednesday, Oct. 18 Living for the Dead (Hulu)

Thursday, Oct. 19 Wolf Like Me (Peacock)

Friday, Oct. 20 Elite (Netflix) Upload (Prime Video, two episodes) Bosch: Legacy (Freevee)8 p.m.: Penn & Teller: Fool Us (The CW)

Sunday, Oct. 22 9 p.m.: Fear the Walking Dead (AMC/AMC+, final episodes)

Wednesday, Oct. 25 Life on Our Planet (Netflix)

Thursday, Oct. 26 American Horror Stories (Hulu)

Friday, Oct. 27 Fellow Travelers (Showtime; on-air premiere at 9 p.m. Oct. 29) Shoresy (Hulu)

Saturday, Oct. 28 8 p.m.: Masters of Illusion (The CW) 9 p.m.: World’s Funniest Animals (The CW)

Sunday, Oct. 29 9 p.m.: The Gilded Age (HBO)

November

Aria Mia Loberti in 'All the Light We Cannot See.'

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TBD: Mr. & Mrs. Smith (Prime Video)

Wednesday, Nov. 1 Love Island Games (Peacock; episodes six days a week) Black Cake (Hulu, three episodes)

Thursday, Nov. 2 All the Light We Cannot See (Netflix) 10 p.m.: SEAL Team (CBS)

Friday, Nov. 3 Invincible (Prime Video, part one)8 p.m.: The Wall (NBC)

Wednesday, Nov. 8 The Buccaneers (Apple TV+, three episodes)

Thursday, Nov. 9 Rap Sh!t (Max, two episodes; moved from August)

Tuesday, Nov. 14 A Murder at the End of the World (Hulu)9 p.m.: Whose Line Is It Anyway (The CW)

Thursday, Nov. 16 9 p.m.: Ghosts U.K. (CBS)

Friday, Nov. 17 Scott Pilgrim Takes Off (Netflix)

Saturday, Nov. 18 Miss Universe (Roku Channel)

Tuesday, Nov. 21 10 p.m.: Fargo (FX)

Wednesday, Nov. 29 Echo (Disney+, all episodes) moved to January 2024 The Artful Dodger (Disney+/Hulu)

Thursday, Nov. 30 Virgin River (Netflix, two holiday episodes)

December

'Percy Jackson and the Olympians'

DISNEY

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TBD: Win or Lose (Disney+), Reacher (Prime Video), What If … ? (Disney+)

Friday, Dec. 1 8 p.m.: Power Book III: Raising Kanan (Starz)

Wednesday, Dec. 20 Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Disney+, two episodes)

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2024 PREMIERES

JANUARY

TBD: Echo (Disney+, moved from November 2023)

Monday, Jan. 15 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: Emmy Awards (Fox; moved from September 2023)

January

'Hunters'

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Sunday, Jan. 1 Paul T. Goldman (Peacock, first three episodes) Kaleidoscope (Netflix)

Monday, Jan. 2 8 p.m.: Fantasy Island (Fox), America’s Got Talent: All Stars (NBC), Surviving R. Kelly: The Final Chapter (Lifetime)

Tuesday, Jan. 3 Sometimes When We Touch (Paramount+) 8 p.m.: Finding Your Roots (PBS), The Rookie (ABC, new night) 9 p.m.: Tough As Nails (CBS)10 p.m.: Will Trent (ABC)

Wednesday, Jan. 4 Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Disney+) 8 p.m.: Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test (Fox), The Price Is Right at Night (CBS) 9 p.m.: Tough As Nails (CBS)

Thursday, Jan. 5 Ginny & Georgia (Netflix)8 p.m.: Celebrity Jeopardy! (ABC, new night) 9 p.m.: The Parent Test (ABC) 10 p.m.: The Chase (ABC)

Friday, Jan. 6 Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? (HBO Max)8 p.m.: Boys in Blue (Showtime), BMF (Starz), RuPaul’s Drag Race (MTV)

Sunday, Jan. 8 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: Alert (Fox) 8 p.m.: Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches (AMC/AMC+), Miss Scarlet and the Duke (PBS) 9 p.m.: All Creatures Great and Small (PBS)

Monday, Jan. 9 Koala Man (Hulu) 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT: College Football National Championship (ESPN) 9 p.m.: Alert (Fox, time slot debut)

Tuesday, Jan. 10 Golden Globe Awards (NBC)

Wednesday, Jan. 11 8 p.m.: Celebrity Name That Tune (Fox) 9 p.m.: Special Forces (Fox, time slot debut), Lingo (CBS) 10 p.m.: Tough As Nails (CBS, time slot debut)

Thursday, Jan. 12 The Climb (HBO Max) Velma (HBO Max) The Traitors (Peacock) Vikings: Valhalla (Netflix)

Friday, Jan. 13 Hunters (Prime Video, final season) Super League: The War for Football (Apple TV+) Servant (Apple TV+)

Saturday, Jan. 14 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT: Miss Universe Competition (Roku Channel/Telemundo)

Sunday, Jan. 15 Mayor of Kingstown (Paramount+) Godfather of Harlem (MGM+) Murf the Surf (MGM+) 7 p.m.: Critics Choice Awards (The CW) 9 p.m.: The Last of Us (HBO), Your Honor (Showtime; streams on Jan. 13)

Monday, Jan. 16 10 p.m.: Miracle Workers: End Times (TBS)

Tuesday, Jan. 17 8 p.m.: Night Court (NBC) 9 p.m.: New Amsterdam (NBC, series finale)

Wednesday, Jan. 18 10:30 p.m.: Grown-ish (Freeform)

Thursday, Jan. 19 That ’90s Show (Netflix)

Friday, Jan. 20 Truth Be Told (Apple TV+) The Legend of Vox Machina (Prime Video) 10 p.m.: Real Time With Bill Maher (HBO) 11 p.m.: Game Theory With Bomani Jones (HBO)

Sunday, Jan. 22 9 p.m.: Accused (Fox)

Monday, Jan. 23 8 p.m.: The Bachelor (ABC) 9 p.m.: The Lazarus Project (TNT)

Tuesday, Jan. 24 How I Met Your Father (Hulu, weekly) 8 p.m.: 911: Lone Star (Fox) 8:30 p.m.: American Auto (NBC) 9 p.m.: Accused (Fox, time slot debut)

Wednesday, Jan. 25 Extraordinary (Hulu)

Thursday, Jan. 26 Poker Face (Peacock, first four episodes) The 1619 Project (Hulu) Teen Wolf: The Movie (Paramount+) Wolf Pack (Paramount+)

Friday, Jan. 27 Shrinking (Apple TV+, two episodes) Lockwood & Co. (Netflix)

Saturday, Jan. 28 8 p.m.: Frozen Planet II (BBC America/AMC+)

Monday, Jan. 30 9 p.m.: The Watchful Eye (Freeform)

Tuesday, Jan. 31 Cunk on Earth (Netflix) The Devil’s Confession: The Lost Eichmann Tapes (Prime Video)

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February

Milo Ventimiglia in 'The Company You Keep'

COURTESY OF ERIC MCCANDLESS/ABC

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Wednesday, Feb. 1 10 p.m.: The Ark (Syfy)

Thursday, Feb. 2 Freeridge (Netflix)

Friday, Feb. 3 Harlem (Prime Video) Dear Edward (Apple TV+, three episodes) Killing County (Hulu) Children Ruin Everything (Roku Channel)

Sunday, Feb. 5 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: Grammy Awards (CBS)

Monday, Feb. 6 9 p.m.: C.B. Strike (HBO)

Tuesday, Feb. 7 9 p.m.: The Real Housewives of New Jersey (Bravo)

Wednesday, Feb. 8 8 p.m.: The Flash (The CW, final season) 8:30 p.m.: Not Dead Yet (ABC; second episode at 9:30 p.m.) 9 p.m.: Vanderpump Rules (Bravo) 10 p.m.: A Million Little Things (ABC, final season), South Park (Comedy Central)

Thursday, Feb. 9 Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence (Hulu)You (Netflix, part one) 10 p.m.: Impractical Jokers (TruTV/TBS)

Sunday, Feb. 12 2 p.m.: Puppy Bowl XIX (Animal Planet) 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT: Super Bowl LVII (Fox) 10:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. PT: Next Level Chef (Fox)

Tuesday, Feb. 14 Planet Sex With Cara Delevingne (Hulu) Perfect Match (Netflix)9 p.m.: Love Trip: Paris (Freeform)

Wednesday, Feb. 15 African Queens (Netflix)Wu-Tang: An American Saga (Hulu, final season) Full Swing (Netflix) Red Rose (Netflix) 8 p.m.: The Masked Singer (Fox)

Thursday, Feb. 16 Star Trek: Picard (Paramount+, final season) 8 p.m.: Next Level Chef (Fox, time slot debut) 9 p.m.: Animal Control (Fox)

Friday, Feb. 17 Hello Tomorrow! (Apple TV+, three episodes) Carnival Row (Prime Video, final season) 8 p.m.: The 12th Victim (Showtime)

Sunday, Feb. 19 8 p.m.: American Idol (ABC)9 p.m.: Magnum P.I. (NBC) 10 p.m.: The Company You Keep (ABC) 11 p.m.: Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (HBO)

Wednesday, Feb. 22 10 p.m.: Snowfall (FX, final season)

Thursday, Feb. 23 Outer Banks (Netflix) Bel-Air (Peacock, weekly) The Ms. Pat Show (BET+)

Friday, Feb. 24 The Reluctant Traveler (Apple TV+) The Consultant (Prime Video, all episodes) Liaison (Apple TV+) Formula 1: Drive to Survive (Netflix) 9 p.m.: Party Down (Starz)

Saturday, Feb. 25 8 p.m.: NAACP Image Awards (BET)

Sunday, Feb. 26 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: SAG Awards (YouTube)10 p.m.: The Blacklist (NBC, final season)

March

Disney+'s 'The Mandalorian'

COURTESY OF DISNEY+

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Wednesday, March 1 The Mandalorian (Disney+) 8 p.m.: Survivor (CBS) 10 p.m.: True Lies (CBS), The Wine Down With Mary J. Blige (BET)

Thursday, March 2 Sex/Life (Netflix)

Friday, March 3 Daisy Jones and the Six (Prime Video) Next in Fashion (Netflix) The Problem With Jon Stewart (Apple TV+) 8:30 p.m.: Grand Crew (NBC) 9 p.m.: The Exhibit: Finding the Next Great Artist (MTV)

Saturday, March 4 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT: Spirit Awards (YouTube)

Monday, March 6 History of the World, Part II (Hulu; two episodes a day through March 9)8 p.m.: The Voice (NBC), 911 (Fox) 9 p.m.: Perry Mason (HBO) 10 p.m.: Rain Dogs (HBO)

Tuesday, March 7 10 p.m.: That’s My Jam (NBC)

Wednesday, March 8 The Challenge: World Championship (Paramount+)9 p.m.: Farmer Wants a Wife (Fox)

Thursday, March 9 School Spirits (Paramount+, two episodes) You (Netflix, part two) 9 p.m.: Top Chef (Bravo)

Friday, March 10 UnPrisoned (Hulu) Outlast (Netflix) Most Dangerous Game: New York (Roku Channel)

Sunday, March 12 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: The Oscars (ABC) 10 p.m.: A Spy Among Friends (MGM+)

Tuesday, March 14 8 p.m.: Superman and Lois (The CW) 9 p.m.: Gotham Knights (The CW)

Wednesday, March 15 Ted Lasso (Apple TV+, weekly)

Thursday, March 16 Shadow and Bone (Netflix) 10 p.m.: Good Trouble (Freeform)

Friday, March 17 Extrapolations (Apple TV+, three episodes) Dance 100 (Netflix) Swarm (Prime Video, all episodes) Agent Elvis (Netflix)9 p.m.: Power Book II: Ghost (Starz)

Sunday, March 19 8 p.m.: Call the Midwife (PBS) 9 p.m.: Sanditon (PBS), Lucky Hank (AMC/AMC+) 10 p.m.: Marie Antoinette (PBS)

Tuesday, March 21 10 p.m.: Restaurants at the End of the World (Nat Geo)

Wednesday, March 22 Waco: American Apocalypse (Netflix) 10:30 p.m.: Digman! (Comedy Central)

Thursday, March 23 The Night Agent (Netflix) The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip (Peacock)

Friday, March 24 Up Here (Hulu, all episodes) My Kind of Country (Apple TV+) Love Is Blind (Netflix)

Sunday, March 26 Rabbit Hole (Paramount+, two episodes) Great Expectations (Hulu, two episodes) 9 p.m.: Yellowjackets (Showtime; streams March 24), Succession (HBO) 9:30 p.m.: Housebroken (Fox) 10 p.m.: Eva Longoria: Searching for Mexico (CNN)

Monday, March 27 8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Awards (Fox)

Wednesday, March 29 The Big Door Prize (Apple TV+, three episodes)9 p.m.: Riverdale (The CW, final season) 10 p.m.: AEW: All Access (TBS)

Thursday, March 30 Unstable (Netflix) 10 p.m.: Alaska Daily (ABC, finale)

Friday, March 31 The Power (Prime Video, three episodes) Doogie Kamealoha, M.D. (Disney+)9:30 p.m.: The Great American Joke Off (The CW)

April

Rachel Brosnahan in 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel'

AMAZON PRIME

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Sunday, April 2 8 p.m.: CMT Music Awards (CBS), Mysteries Decoded (The CW)

Monday, April 3 Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields (Hulu)11 p.m.: Race to Survive Alaska (USA)

Wednesday, April 5 Schmigadoon! (Apple TV+) The Good Mothers (Hulu) The Crossover (Disney Channel) 10 p.m.: Dave (FXX)

Thursday, April 6 Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies (Paramount+) Beef (Netflix) 9 p.m.: Celebrity Game Face (E!) 10 p.m.: Celebrity Prank Wars (E!)

Friday, April 7 Tiny Beautiful Things (Hulu) Transatlantic (Netflix) Jury Duty (Freevee, four episodes) Boom! Boom! The World vs. Boris Becker (Apple TV+)

Saturday, April 8 9 p.m.: Totally Weird and Funny (The CW)

Monday, April 10 8 p.m.: Below Deck Sailing Yacht (Bravo)

Tuesday, April 11 Am I Being Unreasonable? (Hulu)9 p.m.: The Wall (NBC) 10 p.m.: Weakest Link (NBC)

Wednesday, April 12 GLAAD Media Awards (Hulu) Rennervations (Disney+, all episodes)10 p.m.: Single Drunk Female (Freeform; full season on Hulu April 13)

Thursday, April 13 Florida Man (Netflix)

Friday, April 14 The Last Thing He Told Me (Apple TV+, two episodes) The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime Video, final season) 9 p.m.: Blindspotting (Starz) 11 p.m.: A Black Lady Sketch Show (HBO)

Sunday, April 16 8 p.m.: 100 Foot Wave (HBO) 10 p.m.: Barry (HBO, final season), Waco: The Aftermath (Showtime; streaming on April 14)

Wednesday, April 19 9 p.m.: Abbott Elementary (ABC, finale)

Thursday, April 20 Mrs. Davis (Peacock, four episodes) Beavis and Butt-Head (Paramount+) The Diplomat (Netflix)

Friday, April 21 Dead Ringers (Prime Video, all episodes) Slip (Roku Channel) Drops of God (Apple TV+) Indian Matchmaking (Netflix) Wild Isles (Prime Video)9 p.m.: Secrets of the Elephants (Nat Geo) 10 p.m.: Dear Mama (FX)

Saturday, April 22 8 p.m.: Chasing the Rains (BBC America/AMC+)

Sunday, April 23 9 p.m.: From (MGM+) 10:30 p.m.: Somebody Somewhere (HBO)

Wednesday, April 26 Saint X (Hulu) 10:30 p.m.: Awkwafina is Nora from Queens (Comedy Central)

Thursday, April 27 Love & Death (HBO Max, three episodes) Firefly Lane (Netflix, final season part two) Sweet Tooth (Netflix) The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning (Peacock) 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: NFL Draft (ABC) 10 p.m.: The Last Last Late Late Show (CBS) 12:35 a.m.: The Late Late Show With James Corden (CBS, final episode)

Friday, April 28 Citadel (Prime Video, two episodes) Frog and Toad (Apple TV+) 8 p.m.: Couples Therapy (Showtime)

Sunday, April 30 Fatal Attraction (Paramount+) 9 p.m.: Tom Jones (PBS)

May

'FUBAR'

COURTESY OF AMANDA MATLOVICH/NETFLIX

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Monday, May 1 9 p.m.: A Small Light (Nat Geo), White House Plumbers (HBO) 10 p.m.: The Good Doctor (ABC, frinale)

Tuesday, May 2 Menendez + Menudo: Boys Betrayed (Peacock)8 p.m.: The Rookie (ABC, finale) 9 p.m.: The Rookie: Feds (ABC, finale) 10 p.m.: Will Trent (ABC, finale)

Wednesday, May 3 Jewish Matchmaking (Netflix) Ed Sheeran: The Sum of It All (Disney+)8 p.m.: The Conners (ABC, finale), Restoring Galveston (Magnolia) 8:30 p.m.: The Goldbergs (ABC, series finale) 9 p.m.: Not Dead Yet (ABC, finale) 10 p.m.: A Million Little Things (ABC, series finale)

Thursday, May 4 Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (Netflix) Bupkis (Peacock, all episodes) The Other Two (HBO Max) Star Wars: Visions (Disney+) 9 p.m.: Animal Control (Fox, finale) 9:30 p.m.: Call Me Kat (Fox, finale)

Friday, May 5 Taste the Nation With Padma Lakshmi (Hulu) The Great American Baking Show (Roku Channel) Silo (Apple TV+)

Sunday, May 7 8 p.m.: MTV Movie & TV Awards (MTV), Vice (Showtime) 9:30 p.m.: Family Guy (Fox, finale) 10 p.m.: The Company You Keep (ABC, finale)

Monday, May 8 8 p.m.: Jeopardy! Masters (ABC; airs multiple nights for three weeks) 9 p.m.: Fantasy Island (Fox, finale)

Tuesday, May 9 9 p.m.: Judge Steve Harvey (ABC), Accused (Fox, finale)

Wednesday, May 10 Class of ’09 (Hulu, two episodes) The Muppets Mayhem (Disney+, all episodes) African Queens: Queen Cleopatra (Netflix)

Thursday, May 11 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: Academy of Country Music Awards (Prime Video) 8 p.m.: Next Level Chef (Fox, finale) 8:30 p.m.: Ghosts (CBS, finale)

Friday, May 12 City on Fire (Apple TV+) The Great (Hulu, all episodes) Queer Eye (Netflix) Mulligan (Netflix)

Sunday, May 14 9 p.m.: Fear the Walking Dead (AMC, final season part one), East New York (CBS, finale), The Cube (TBS)

Monday, May 15 8 p.m.: 911 (Fox, finale)

Tuesday, May 16 8 p.m.: 911: Lone Star (Fox, finale) 9 p.m.: Angel City (HBO)

Wednesday, May 17 The Family Stallone (Paramount+) High Desert (Apple TV+, three episodes) McGregor Forever (Netflix) Working: What We Do All Day (Netflix)8 p.m.: The Masked Singer (Fox, finale) 9 p.m.: True Lies (CBS, finale), Farmer Wants a Wife (Fox, finale) 11 p.m.: SisterS (IFC/Sundance Now)

Thursday, May 18 The Geography of Bliss With Rainn Wilson (Peacock, all episodes) XO, Kitty (Netflix)8 p.m.: Station 19 (ABC, finale), Young Sheldon (CBS, finale) 9 p.m.: Grey’s Anatomy (ABC, finale), So Help Me Todd (CBS, finale), I Survived Bear Grylls (TBS) 10 p.m.: CSI: Vegas (CBS, finale)

Friday, May 19 Primo (Freevee, all episodes) Selling Sunset (Netflix) Spy/Master (HBO Max, two episodes)8 p.m.: SWAT (CBS, finale) 9 p.m.: Fire Country (CBS, finale) 10 p.m.: Blue Bloods (CBS, finale), The Secrets of Hillsong (FX)

Sunday, May 21 8 p.m.: The Equalizer (CBS, finale), The Simpsons (Fox, finale) 8:30 p.m.: The Great North (Fox, finale) 9 p.m.: NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, series finale), Bob’s Burgers (Fox, finale) 10 p.m.: Ghosts of Beirut (Showtime; streams on May 19)

Monday, May 22 Prehistoric Planet (Apple TV+) Happy Valley (Acorn TV/AMC+, final season)8 p.m.: The Neighborhood (CBS, finale), Crime Scene Kitchen (Fox) 8:30 p.m.: Bob Hearts Abishola (CBS, finale) 9 p.m.: NCIS (CBS, finale) 10 p.m.: NCIS: Hawai’i (CBS, finale)

Tuesday, May 23 HBO Max rebrands as Max Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai (Max) Smartless: On the Road (Max) Clone High (Max, two episodes weekly) What Am I Eating? With Zooey Deschanel (Max) How I Met Your Father (Hulu)8 p.m.: FBI (CBS, finale), Beat Shazam (Fox) 9 p.m.: FBI: International (CBS, finale), Don’t Forget the Lyrics (Fox) 10 p.m.: FBI: Most Wanted (CBS, finale)

Wednesday, May 24 American Born Chinese (Disney+) Platonic (Apple TV+, three episodes) The Clearing (Hulu, two episodes) The Ultimatum: Queer Love (Netflix) 8 p.m.: Survivor (CBS, finale), Masterchef (Fox) 9 p.m.: The Prank Panel (ABC), Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars (Fox) 10 p.m.: Mayans M.C. (FX, final season)

Thursday, May 25 FUBAR (Netflix) The Kardashians (Hulu)

Friday, May 26 9:30 p.m.: Run the World (Starz)

Monday, May 29 8 p.m.: The Rising (The CW) 9 p.m.: Barons (The CW)

Tuesday, May 30 I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson (Netflix) The Ride (Prime Video) 8 p.m.: America’s Got Talent (NBC) 10 p.m.: Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge (NBC)

Wednesday, May 31 Drag Me to Dinner (Hulu)8 p.m.: Nancy Drew (The CW, final season) 9 p.m.: Sistas (BET)

June

Jeremy Allen White in 'The Bear'

COURTESY OF MATT DINERSTEIN/FX

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Thursday, June 1 iCarly (Paramount+) 8 p.m.: The Blacklist (NBC, new time), National Spelling Bee (Ion)8:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. PT: NBA Finals (ABC)

Friday, June 2 Manifest (Netflix, final episodes) With Love (Prime Video) Queen of the Universe (Paramount+) Vortex (Netflix) Searching for Soul Food (Hulu) 9 p.m.: Guy’s All-American Road Trip (Food Network) 11 p.m.: Painting With John (HBO)

Saturday, June 3 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: NHL Stanley Cup Finals (TNT/TBS/TruTV)

Sunday, June 4 Joe Pickett (Paramount+, weekly)9 p.m.: The Idol (HBO), The Lazarus Project (TNT) Midnight: The Eric Andre Show (Adult Swim)

Monday, June 5 8 p.m.: American Ninja Warrior (NBC), Stars on Mars (Fox) 9 p.m.: Cruel Summer (Freeform), Crime Scene Kitchen (Fox)

Tuesday, June 6 9 p.m.: Burden of Proof (HBO)

Wednesday, June 7 Arnold (Netflix) Somewhere Boy (Hulu, all episodes) 8 p.m.: The Real Housewives of Orange County (Bravo)10 p.m.: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FXX)

Thursday, June 8 Never Have I Ever (Netflix, final season) Based on a True Story (Peacock, all episodes)

Friday, June 9 The Crowded Room (Apple TV+, three episodes) Human Resources (Netflix, final season) First Five (Max)

Sunday, June 11 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: Tony Awards (CBS/Paramount+)

Wednesday, June 14 The Full Monty (Hulu, all episodes) Our Planet II (Netflix)8 p.m.: Judge Steve Harvey (ABC, new time) 9 p.m.: The Wonder Years (ABC), Temptation Island (USA) 10 p.m.: The Big D (USA)

Thursday, June 15 Black Mirror (Netflix)Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (Paramount+) Swiping America (Max) 8 p.m.: Project Runway (Bravo)

Friday, June 16 8 p.m.: Outlander (Starz) 9 p.m.: Daytime Emmy Awards (CBS)

Sunday, June 18 9 p.m.: Endeavour (PBS)10 p.m.: The Walking Dead: Dead City (AMC), The Righteous Gemstones (HBO)

Wednesday, June 21 Secret Invasion (Disney+) Break Point (Netflix) 8 p.m.: L.A. Fire & Rescue (NBC)

Thursday, June 22 The Bear (Hulu, all episodes) And Just Like That (Max, two episodes) Downey’s Dream Cars (Max) Skull Island (Netflix)10 p.m.: Trippin’ With Anthony Anderson (E!)

Friday, June 23 Carpool Karaoke: The Series (Apple TV+) I’m a Virgo (Prime Video, all episodes) Swagger (Apple TV+)

Sunday June 25 The Gold (Paramount+) BET Awards (BET)

Monday, June 26 8 p.m.: Claim to Fame (ABC) 9 p.m.: The Bachelorette (ABC)

Wednesday, June 28 Hijack (Apple TV+)10 p.m.: Grown-ish (Freeform, final season part one)

Thursday, June 29 The Witcher (Netflix, part one) Warrior (Max, two episodes) Ten-Year-Old Tom (Max) Secret Chef (Hulu)8 p.m.: Press Your Luck (ABC) 9 p.m.: Generation Gap (ABC) 10 p.m.: The Chase (ABC)

Friday, June 30 Jack Ryan (Prime Video, final season) Is It Cake, Too? (Netflix)

July

Sam Richardson and Zoë Chao in "The Afterparty"

COURTESY OF APPLE TV+

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Sunday, July 2  8 p.m.: Tough As Nails (CBS), Sharkfest (Nat Geo)

Tuesday, July 4 8 p.m.: Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular (NBC), A Capitol Fourth (PBS)

Wednesday, July 5 9 p.m.: Human Footprint (PBS)

Thursday, July 6 The Lincoln Lawyer (Netflix, part one) Hart to Heart (Peacock) Shaun White: The Last Run (Max) Midnight: My Adventures With Superman (Adult Swim)

Friday, July 7 The Horror of Dolores Roach (Prime Video, all episodes) The Ashley Madison Affair (Hulu) 8 p.m.: Family Law (The CW) 9 p.m.: Moonshine (The CW)

Saturday, July 8 8 p.m.: V.C. Andrews’ Dawn (Lifetime), Greatest Geek Year Ever: 1982 (The CW)

Sunday, July 9 Domina (MGM+)8 p.m.: The Prank Panel (ABC, time period premiere) 9 p.m.: Celebrity Family Feud (ABC), Grantchester (PBS), Running Wild With Bear Grylls: The Challenge (Nat Geo), Last Call: When a Serial Killer Stalked Queer New York (HBO) 10 p.m.: The $100,000 Pyramid (ABC), D.I. Ray (PBS)

Monday, July 10 10 p.m.: Miracle Workers: End Times (TBS)

Tuesday, July 11 Myth of the Zodiac Killer (Peacock) 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT: MLB All-Star Game (Fox)

Wednesday, July 12 The Afterparty (Apple TV+, two episodes) Quarterback (Netflix) 8 p.m.: ESPY Awards (ABC)

Thursday, July 13 Full Circle (Max, two episodes) Survival of the Thickest (Netflix) Project Greenlight (Max, all episodes) 8 p.m.: The Blacklist (NBC, series finale)10 p.m.: What We Do in the Shadows (FX, two episodes)

Friday, July 14 The Summer I Turned Pretty (Prime Video, three episodes) Foundation (Apple TV+) Five Star Chef (Netflix) Too Hot to Handle (Netflix)

Sunday, July 16 8 p.m.: Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge (HGTV), The Chosen (The CW)9 p.m.: The Real Housewives of New York City (Bravo) 10 p.m.: Goliath (Showtime)

Tuesday, July 18 Love Island USA (Peacock) 8 p.m.: Down to Earth With Zac Efron (The CW) 9 p.m.: Fantastic Friends (The CW)10 p.m.: Justified: City Primeval (FX, two episodes)

Wednesday, July 19 8 p.m.: CMA Fest (ABC)

Thursday, July 20 Sweet Magnolias (Netflix) Superpowered: The DC Story (Max) 10 p.m.: Tacoma FD (TruTV)

Friday, July 21 Almost Paradise (Freevee) 9 p.m.: Minx (Starz)10 p.m.: Praise Petey (Freeform)

Sunday, July 23 Special Ops: Lioness (Paramount+) 8:30 p.m.: Bunk’d (Disney Channel) Midnight: Teenage Euthanasia (Adult Swim)

Monday, July 24 Futurama (Hulu) 8 p.m.: Son of a Critch (The CW) 9 p.m.: Children Ruin Everything (The CW)

Wednesday, July 26 The Hardy Boys (Hulu)

Thursday, July 27 The Witcher (Netflix, part two) Twisted Metal (Peacock) Harley Quinn (Max)

Friday, July 28 This Fool (Hulu) Good Omens (Prime Video)10 p.m.: Heels (Starz) 11 p.m.: How To With John Wilson (HBO, final season)

Sunday, July 30 9 p.m.: Dark Winds (AMC), When Calls the Heart (Hallmark)

Monday, July 31 8:30 p.m.: Run the Burbs (The CW) 9:30 p.m.: Bump (The CW) 10 p.m.: Breeders (FX, final season)

August

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COURTESY OF NETFLIX

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Wednesday, Aug. 2 Reservation Dogs (Hulu, two episodes; final season) Physical (Apple TV+, final season) 8 p.m.: Big Brother (CBS)

Thursday, Aug. 3 Heartstopper (Netflix) The Lincoln Lawyer (Netflix, part two) 9 p.m.: FBoy Island (The CW)

Friday, Aug. 4 The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart (Prime Video, three episodes) The Chi (Showtime; on-air premiere at 9 p.m. Aug. 6) The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge (Netflix) The Marriage Pact (Roku Channel) 8 p.m.: Secret Celebrity Renovation (CBS)

Saturday, Aug. 5 8 p.m.: Great Chocolate Showdown (The CW) 9 p.m.: Recipe for Disaster (The CW)

Sunday, Aug. 6 9 p.m.: Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty (HBO)

Tuesday, Aug. 8 Only Murders in the Building (Hulu) 10 p.m.: Hard Knocks: Training Camp With the New York Jets (HBO)

Wednesday, Aug. 9 High School Musical: The Musical: The Series (Disney+, final season; all epsiodes) Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop (Netflix) Strange Planet (Apple TV+)8 p.m.: Superfan (CBS)

Thursday, Aug. 10 Painkiller (Netflix) Rap Sh!t (Max, two episodes) moved to Nov. 9 8 p.m.: Fight to Survive (The CW) 10 p.m.: The Challenge: USA (CBS)

Friday, Aug. 11 Billions (Showtime; on-air premiere at 10 p.m. Aug. 13)9:30 p.m.: Men in Kilts (Starz)

Sunday, Aug. 13 10 p.m.: Telemarketers (HBO)

Monday, Aug. 14 Solar Opposites (Hulu)

Thursday, Aug. 17 The Upshaws (Netflix) Killing It (Peacock)

Friday, Aug. 18 Harlan Coben’s Shelter (Prime Video)

Sunday, Aug. 20 9 p.m.: The Winter King (MGM+)

Wednesday, Aug. 23 Ahsoka (Disney+) Invasion (Apple TV+) The Ultimatum (Netflix)8 p.m.: Nancy Drew (The CW, series finale) 9 p.m.: Riverdale (The CW, series finale)

Thursday, Aug. 24 Who Is Erin Carter? (Netflix) Zatima (BET+)

Tuesday, Aug. 29 A Murder at the End of the World (Hulu) moved to November

Wednesday, Aug. 30 10 p.m.: Archer (FXX, final season)

Thursday, Aug. 31 One Piece (Netflix) Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake (Max)

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