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What To Watch On TV And Streaming Tuesday, May 26, 2026

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Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

On TV this Tuesday: “Summer House” addresses scandal, Bear Grylls is “Running Wild” with Elizabeth Banks, and “Farmer Wants a Wife” delivers a shocking elimination.

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Showtimes for May 26, 2026


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Untold UK: Vinnie Jones

Netflix

This documentary chronicles the story of Jones’ rise, fall, and comeback against odds (and red cards) — from one of football’s most notorious hard men to FA cup winner.

Zatima

Paramount+

Zac devises a plan to exterminate Leslie.


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Farmer Wants a Wife

Fox

The ladies plan intimate solo dates to form deeper connections with their farmers; shocking eliminations narrow down the dating pool.

Summer House

Bravo
SEASON 10 REUNION (PART 1 OF 3)

Kyle confronts Amanda and West’s new relationship; Ciara offers her perspective; Jesse breaks down in tears.


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Bear Grylls Is Running Wild

Fox

Elizabeth Banks and Bear take a once-in-a-lifetime journey deep into a frigid wilderness, crisscrossing the crevasses of a melting Glacier and kayaking their way to a very cold extraction.

Castle Impossible

HGTV

Season 2 premiere: After removing a marble bathroom that was damaging the beams below, Daphne and Ian reimagine the space into an enchanting castle library.


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In The City

Bravo

Kyle tries to get to the bottom of what this new arrangement with Amanda looks like; Gavin joins Lindsay in assessing the awkward tension between her and Kenny.


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The Proof Is Out There: Alien Edition

History

Season 2 finale: A Pentagon whistleblower alleges a secret crash retrieval program; decades-old photos and newly leaked military footage raise fresh questions about what officials may be concealing. 



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