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What To Watch Today, July 12th

The Beast Must Die

Here's our viewing recommendations for July 12th.

With the start of a new week comes a new list of things to watch. Here's all the finales and premieres for today and tonight.



Jack Irish

Guy Pearce as Jack Irish

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Guy Pearce returns as the titular protagonist in the third season of the Australian crime drama on Acorn TV. Over the past two seasons, Jack has been spiraling out of control after discovering that the murder of his wife may have been linked to a broader conspiracy. In addition to this, he now has to look after his 5-year-old son, fathered during a one-night stand. Tonight, in the premiere of the show's final season, Jack will be torn between his all-consuming obsession and the newfound responsibilities of parenthood.

The Beast Must Die

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At 10 PM tonight, British crime drama The Beast Must Die premieres on AMC. This dark thriller stars Cush Jumbo as a native of the Isle of Wight who seeks to avenge the death of her son in a hit-and-run, and Billy Howle as an inspector who discovers a broader conspiracy among the island's elite while investigating the cover-up of the killing. The miniseries is only six episodes long, but takes a deep, pensive look at the nature of justice and the trauma of losing a loved one.

Color Crew Magic

For those looking for a show aimed at younger viewers, Color Crew Magic premieres today at 9:30 AM on BabyFirst TV. The show is a sequel to Color Crew, which followed a handful of sentient crayons as they explored the nature of color.

Catch and Kill

This new miniseries from HBO brings Ronan Farrow's book Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators to the medium of television. The show will delve into the predatory behavior of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, with testimony from Rose McGowan and Ambra Gutierrez about the treatment they suffered at his hands. The gripping docuseries premieres at 9 PM.

Reasonable Doubt

The fourth season of Investigation Discovery's gritty reality TV series premieres tonight at 10 PM. The show follows homicide detective Chris Anderson and attorney Fatima Silva as they assist families who believe a loved one has been wrongfully accused of murder. Each episode features a new convicted murderer who claims that they are innocent beyond a reasonable doubt, with Anderson and Silva reaching a conclusion of their own through reenactments and investigations.

When Sharks Attack

With shark attacks on the rise, National Geographic has gone on the investigative offensive, using interviews and underwater photography to research this new phenomenon. The latest season of their hit show premieres tonight at 8 PM.

Antiques Roadshow Recut

Antiques Roadshow has been a staple of American television for years, featuring expert appraisers as they zestfully evaluate the treasured possessions of everyday Usonians. The latest season of the beloved show premieres tonight at 9 on KPBS TV.

Eden

This dark Australian drama explores the disappearance of a girl in the idyllic town of Byron's Bay. Each episode takes place from a different character's perspective, gradually unraveling the insidious conspiracy that lurks beneath the surface of their community. The show becomes available exclusively to Spectrum video subscribers today.

American Greed

At 10 PM on CNBC, the season finale ofAmerican Greed will air. This episode follows infamous murderer Karl Karlsen, who killed his family members in order to collect their life insurance money. American Greed has examined some of the most depraved individuals in American history over the course of their 14-season run.

Happy watching!

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Max Tiefer is a senior at NYU majoring in Film and Television and specializing in the intersection between American foreign policy, comedy, and the military applications of bread. As a child, he developed a passion for storytelling after burning down the set of his first short film, and spent the following years mastering his craft while also dabbling in Jewish cuisine, Spanish language, and Marxist font theory. His critically-defamed videos can be found on YouTube at MaxT3904.

Max Tiefer is a senior at NYU majoring in Film and Television and specializing in the intersection between American foreign policy, comedy, and the military applications of bread. As a child, he developed a passion for storytelling after burning down the set of his first short film, and spent the following years mastering his craft while also dabbling in Jewish cuisine, Spanish language, and Marxist font theory. His critically-defamed videos can be found on YouTube at MaxT3904.