Your Couch Called: Everything Worth Watching on TV and Streaming Tonight
Tonight’s lineup has something for nearly every couch mood. Prime Video drops the full new season of The Terminal List at once, following Navy SEAL Commander James Reece on a violent path to redemption after finishing his list. On Apple TV, Slow Horses wraps its sixth season with “Judgment Day,” as a safe house turns unsafe and Lamb and Taverner finally join forces.
Disney+ welcomes the live-action Moana, starring Catherine Laga’aia and Dwayne Johnson. On ABC, Abbott Elementary returns with its step team trying out for a major competition and a new substitute joining Janine, Gregory, and Jacob. NBC brings fresh episodes of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. ABC and Disney+ also have CMA Presents I Will Always Love You: A Celebration of Dolly Parton, a live tribute benefiting her Imagination Library. Netflix adds fresh Love Is Blind episodes, with Boston’s newly formed couples stepping out of the pods and into real life.
It’s a welcome stack of choices after a quieter stretch, and the week’s entertainment headlines add a little extra conversation. On Dancing With the Stars Dedication Night, Julia Stiles honored the late Heath Ledger with a contemporary routine; castmates Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Gabrielle Union, and Larisa Oleynik joined her on the ballroom floor. Meanwhile, the Golden Globes moved Michael out of musical or comedy consideration and into drama, saying its songs didn’t further the plot as the awards’ musical rules require.
For a high-stakes binge, start with The Terminal List. Want tension in a tighter package? Catch the Slow Horses finale. For a lighter group watch, try Abbott or Moana; for a shared live event, the Dolly tribute has a celebratory feel.
Queue up your pick, catch the Stiles reunion clip if you missed it, and save a binge for the weekend. What’s your household watching tonight?
