Hulu (Aug

RETURNING FAVORITES

Archer FXX (Aug. 24) DC’s Stargirl The CW (Aug. 31) Devils The CW (Aug. 16)

Dragons: The Nine Realms

Hulu & Peacock (Aug. 18) Guilt PBS (Aug. 28)

Hard Knocks: Training Camp With

the Detroit Lions HBO (Aug. 9) Holly Hobbie BYUtv (Aug. 23) Industry HBO (Aug. 1) Locke & Key Netflix (Aug. 10) Making the Cut Prime Video (Aug. 19) The Ms. Pat Show BET+ (Aug. 11) My Big Fat Fabulous Life TLC (Aug. 9) Never Have I Ever Netflix (Aug. 12) The Outlaws Prime Video (Aug. 5)

Power Book III: Raising Kanan

Starz (Aug. 14) Reservation Dogs

Hulu (Aug. 3) 7 Little Johnstons

TLC (Aug. 16) 60 Days In A&E (Aug. 18) sMothered TLC (Aug. 8)

Trolls: TrollsTopia

Hulu & Peacock (Aug. 11) Power Book III: Raising Kanan

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YANKED!: Recently Canceled Shows

TBS dumped The Big D, a dating competition series hosted by JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers, before its planned July debut. ... TNT’s Snowpiercer will reach the end of the line after Season 4. ... OWN dismissed legal drama Delilah after one season. ... The CW’s Riverdale will wrap after its seventh season sometime in 2023. ... Also at The CW, Legends of the Hidden Temple has been shuttered after one season. ... The PBS Masterpiece series Endeavour, an Inspector Morse prequel, will conclude after its upcoming ninth season. ... There will be no third seasons for HBO Max’s Made for Love and Raised by Wolves. ... Netflix’s animated The Midnight Gospel won’t preach for Season 2. Snowpiercer

A Great Month For Stargazing On TCM

By Jeff Pfeiffer

Summer Under the Stars (SUTS), Turner Classic Movies’ annual August programming favorite, returns this month, with the network again devoting each of the 31 days to films from a particular actor or actress. It begins Aug. 1 with a 12-movie salute to Elvis Presley, which is appropriate, given that this month marks the 45th anniversary of the King’s untimely passing (he died Aug. 16, 1977, at age 42). August also marks the 60th anniversary of the all-too-soon loss of another timeless star: Marilyn Monroe, who died at age 36 on Aug. 4, 1962. SUTS will honor the icon on Aug. 27. Over the course of the month, seven stars will be spotlighted in SUTS celebrations for the first time. Below are this year’s SUTS first-timers, along with movies making their TCM debuts during this celebration. Be sure to also check the adjacent calendar to find out which star is featured each day.

Notable First-Time Stars

Maureen O’Sullivan (Aug. 8) — This familiar face from Hollywood’s golden age finally gets her due on SUTS with a 14-film celebration. Of course, there will be a couple of titles with the Irish actress in her most famous role, as Jane Parker alongside Johnny Weissmuller’s Tarzan in Tarzan the Ape Man (1932) and Tarzan and His Mate (1934). Also included are later works featuring O’Sullivan, like Woody Allen’s 1986 comedy/drama Hannah and Her Sisters.

Laurence Harvey (Aug. 11) — Born Zvi Mosheh Skikne in Lithuania, British actor Laurence Harvey had only about a 25-year big-screen career before his death at age 45 in 1973, but in that time, he gave some memorable film performances. You’ll see 12 of them during his first SUTS celebration in a lineup that includes Room at the Top, the 1959 drama that earned him a Best Actor Oscar nomination; the iconic 1962 Cold War thriller The Manchurian Candidate; and more.

Raquel Welch (Aug. 16) — The breathtaking beauty and talent of Jo Raquel Tejada — better known as Raquel Welch — will be on full display when she gets her first SUTS daylong celebration of films. Among the 12 titles are One Million Years B.C., the 1966 prehistoric adventure that made Welch a pinup favorite thanks to her legendary deerskin bikini, and the witty swashbucklers The Three Musketeers (1973) and The Four Musketeers (1974).

Jacqueline Bisset (Aug. 24) — The lovely and talented British star makes her SUTS debut with a day featuring 12 of her movies, including the Steve McQueen-led action classic Bullitt (1968); The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972), the Western starring Paul Newman; and The Deep (1977), an adventure film about underwater treasure hunters costarring Nick Nolte and Robert Shaw.

Gilbert Roland (Aug. 25) — When Mexican-born Luis Antonio Dámaso de Alonso came to Hollywood in his late teens and began appearing in silent films, he chose his screen name — Gilbert Roland — by combining the names of his favorite actors, John Gilbert and Ruth Roland. He became a silver screen star himself, and gets his first SUTS salute this month, with a 14-movie lineup that includes 1952’s The Bad and the Beautiful, which earned him a Golden Globe nomination.

Other First-Timers

Ruth Roman (Aug. 4) Jack Carson (Aug. 30)

SUTS: FirstTime Films (TCM Premieres)

Aug. 3 (Sidney Poitier):

Uptown Saturday Night (1974) Aug. 5 (Orson Welles): Get to Know Your Rabbit (1972)

Aug. 16 (Raquel Welch):

Flareup (1969); Hannie Caulder (1972); 100 Rifles (1969)

Aug. 18 (Shelley Winters):

Meet Danny Wilson (1952)

Aug. 19 (Toshiro Mifune):

Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo (1970)

Aug. 21 (Clint Eastwood):

The Gauntlet (1977)

Aug. 24 (Jacqueline Bisset):

The Spiral Staircase (1975); St. Ives (1976); Believe in Me (1971); The Grasshopper (1970)

Aug. 25 (Gilbert Roland):

Beauty and the Bandit (1946); Robin Hood of Monterey (1947) Aug. 31 (Peter Sellers): The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu (1980)