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'Cultureshock'
The second episode of A&E's pop-culture documentary series chronicles the reality TV revolution launched by "The Osbournes". * Monday, July 2
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'Save Me' - series premiere
This Canadian-made anthology series focuses on Toronto first responder Goldie (Fab Fillippo) as he and revolving crew of paramedics respond to 911 calls. * Monday, July 2
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'The Amazing Race Canada' - season premiere
Host Jon Montgomery returns with a brand-new edition of Canada's version of the globetrotting reality hit, with this "Heroes Edition" featuring teams of teachers, first responders, parents, mentors, community leaders, athletes and everyday heroes from throughout the country. * Tuesday, July 3
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'The Third Annual Howie Mandel Standup Gala'
Filmed during last year's Just for Laughs festival in Montreal, host Howie Mandel welcomes such standup performers as Cedric the Entertainer, Cristela Alonzo, Ron Funches and more. * Wednesday, July 4
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'A Capitol Fourth'
PBS's annual Fourth of July extravaganza features Jon Stamos as host — as well as behind the drum kit when he accompanies The Beach Boys, one of this year's musical guests. Other performers scheduled include Jimmy Buffett, The Temptations and Pentatonix. * Wednesday, July 4
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'Somebody Feed Phil' - season premiere
Best known as the creator of sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond", funnyman Phil Rosenthal returns with a new season of his culinary travelogue, experiencing different foods and cultures as he travels the world — occasionally joined by such famous friends as Billy Crystal (pictured). * Friday, July 6
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'C.B. Strike' - series premiere
Based on the detective novels that Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling wrote under the pen name Robert Galbraith, Tom Burke ("The Musketeers") stars as private detective Cormoran Strike, a former war veteran now working as a P.I. alongside assistant Robin Ellacott (Holliday Grainger, "The Borgias") to solve crimes that the cops can't figure out. * Friday, July 6
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'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee' - season premiere
Following Jerry Seinfeld's big-bucks deal to bring his four-wheeled talk show to Netflix, the new season features comedic conversations with such stars as Ellen DeGeneres, Kate McKinnon, Zach Galifianakis, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Tom Hanks, Dana Carvey and the late Jerry Lewis. * Friday, July 6
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'Sacred Games' - series premiere
The first-ever Indian TV series to stream on Netflix worldwide, "Sacred Games" stars Saif Ali Khan as one of the few Sikh officers on the Mumbai police force who teams up with an intelligence officer (Radhika Apte) to take on a powerful criminal overlord before coming to realize they're all just pieces in a far-larger conspiracy. * Friday, July 6
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'The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter'
Danny McBride and Jody Hill — who brought us such singularly quirky comedies as "The Foot Fist Way" and HBO's "Eastbound and Down" — present their latest. Josh Brolin ("Avengers: Infinity War") stars as famous TV outdoorsman Buck Ferguson, who's joined by his faithful cameraman (McBride) as he tries to reconnect with his estranged son (Montana Jordan, "Young Sheldon") during a deer-hunting expedition. * Friday, July 6
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'Bill Maher: Live From Oklahoma'
The "Real Time" host hits the stage in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for this new standup special. * Saturday, July 7
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'Very Cavallari' - series premiere
It's been awhile since "The Hills", and viewers will see an older, wiser Kristin Cavallari in this new reality show that follows the busy life of the 31-year-old wife, mother and fashion mogul as she prepares to take her fashion line, Uncommon James, to the next level.* Sunday, July 8
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