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The NASCAR Cup Series Chase rolls into World Wide Technology Raceway this weekend for the Enjoy Illinois 300, and the championship picture already looks a lot tighter than it did one week ago. Christopher Bell opened the playoffs with a win at Darlington, jumping into second place in the standings behind Denny Hamlin after Hamlin…

Saturday Night LiveUKreturned to our screens with a sharp opening sketch targeting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their move back to the UK.

Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

GettyMADISON, ILLINOIS – SEPTEMBER 07: Bubba Wallace, driver of the #23 McDonald’s Toyota, leads the field during the NASCAR Cup Series Enjoy Illinois 300 at WWT Raceway on September 07, 2025 in Madison, Illinois. (Photo by Sean Gardner/

Saturday Night Live UKreturned for its second season — and wasted no time getting stuck into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

It’s been 60 years since NBC aired the first episode of Star Trek. Above, Leonard Nimoy as Spock. Star Trek Archivehide caption

Are you a fan of Westerns? Do you love a cowboy and a sheriff facing off against each other in a dusty town while, perhaps, an Enrico Morricone theme plays in the background? Whatever you specifically love about Westerns, there are plenty of great Western movies to watch … but what if you want a longer narrative?

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Netflix is getting ready to unleash the fury of a woman scorned with the fourth season of Ryan Murphy’s killer biography series “Monster,” premiering on Sept. 17.

The internet was the best thing that happened to television — that is, unless you were a “Game of Thrones” fan who hadn’t read the books, a McDonald’s employee in 2017, or one of the producers who spent half a decade on “Lost.” The virtual spaces that gave us the ability to find community and…