Indholdsfortegnelse for June 16, 2025 i TV Guide Magazine

Gone Too Soon? CBS may have canceled the FBI spinoff, but the series proved it still has an audience: It saw its numbers rise by 9.1% compared to the previous week. Low Register Part 1 of the finale, with performances from the final five, won the night, but viewer-ship dropped compared to 2024, when 5.21 million people watched. First Look Star-crossed Scottish lovers Ellen MacKenzie (Harriet Slater) and Brian Fraser (Jamie Roy, above, with Slater) bring the heat in Outlander: Blood of My Blood, the prequel to time-travel romance Outlander. They’re the parents of that hit’s heartthrob, Highland warrior Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan), and this lush, lusty drama tells their love story along with that of Jamie’s soulmate Claire’s (Caitríona Balfe) 20th century parents. We’ll have a special report from…

@damianholbrook Cheers to Duster for being a total joyride. Between the full-throttle charms of Josh Holloway (left) as a mobster’s rascally getaway driver and Rachel Hilson as the Fed out to nail Holloway’s boss, this vibey ’70s-era crime thriller on Max is a fast and furiously fun escape. Cheers to Next Gen NYC for throwing the privileged, pouty kids of Bravo-lebrities together for this new reality show. It’s The Nepo-Muppets Take Manhattan! Cheers to The Studio for giving Hollywood its best role ever. Apple TV+’s satire about a film exec (cocreator Seth Rogen) fighting to bring art back to the big screen wowed us with its parade of A-list guests and perfectly scathing jokes—that weren’t so inside that viewers felt left out. Cheers to Beyond the Gates for unlocking the full potential of Tamara Tunie (above). After…

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@TVGMMattRoush Stick Wednesdays, Apple TV+ YOU KNOW WHO would love this sentimental sports comedy about second chances and taking big swings of hope and heart? Ted Lasso, that’s who. And I’m not one to argue. The fictional soccer coach who hung a “Believe” sign in his locker room would happily endorse this charming, proudly cornball fable about Pryce “Stick” Cahill (the adorably sheepish Owen Wilson), a washed-up pro golfer who rekindles his passion for the game upon discovering 17-year-old prodigy Santi Wheeler (winning discovery Peter Dager) on an Indiana driving range. Taking the kid under his tattered wing, Pryce embarks on a road trip to hone Santi’s tremendous potential on the amateur circuit. Along for the ride: Santi’s wary but warm mom, Elena (Mariana Treviño), who’s no pushover, and Pryce’s…

Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service Wednesdays, 9/8c, Fox GREAT SCOT! GORDON Ramsay first lit up Hell’s Kitchen 20 years ago, and it continues to sizzle. The show was a hit in Britain at the time, and the Scotland-born chef brought the heat with him for Fox’s 2005 adaptation, which became an instant hit thanks to Ramsay’s rugged charm, Michelin star–awarded skills and expletive-laden tirades. Today, he still drops F-bombs like Hell’s Kitchen contestants drop plates, but he’s more the sweetly supportive coach we see on the expanded menu of shows Ramsay has cooked up for Fox, such as his just-launched Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service, than the salty kitchen nightmare he was originally made out to be. Here, he looks back on the past two decades, explains how he’s helping families fix…

At TV GUIDE MAGAZINE, we love giving readers what they keep asking for! We’ve expanded our What’s Worth Watching section, so for every day of the week, you can count on a full page of viewing choices, from dramas and sitcoms to sports and soaps. We also know you love movies, so you’ll see our popular movie columns for every day too, with more options on both networks and cable. (I always check to see when my favorite comedies from the 1940s and ’50s pop up on Turner Classic Movies!) We’ve also made it easier to use our magazine when you are planning your TV-watching week. The What’s Worth Watching stories are now connected to their respective days: You can check out that day’s grid to get the complete overview,…

Sally DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE 9/8c, National Geographic SALLY RIDE WAS the first American woman to travel in space. On Earth, she was over the moon for her partner of 27 years, Tam O’Shaughnessy. In this acclaimed film from Emmy-winning director Cristina Costantini (Science Fair), O’Shaughnessy gets candid about her private longtime romance with the famed physicist and NASA astronaut (right), who died in 2012 at age 61. O’Shaughnessy, also an exec producer, says that her cosmic connection with Ride was “unique and transformative,” but she wanted the film to be an ode to the legendary woman, who broke barriers with her 1983 Challenger spaceflight. “I want the world to see Sally for who she truly was,” she notes. “Passionate, ambitious, brave, funny, comfortable in her own skin and, above all, full…