Welcome to TV We're Watching (yes, another TVWW!), a handy, but by no means comprehensive list of weekly shows we enjoy watching – and that are in rotation right now. And on our DVRs. (Check out the full list -- not all shows are featured in the thumbnails. –TVWW.)

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Billions Showtime Sundays 9 PM ET	Dead To Me Netflix Streaming	The Graham Norton Show BBC America Fridays 11 PM ET	The Great Hulu Streaming	Killing Eve BBC America Sundays 8 PM ET
I Know This Much is True HBO Sundays 9 PM ET	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver HBO Sundays 11 PM ET	Mrs. America Hulu Streaming	Penny Dreadful: City of Angels Showtime Sundays 10 PM ET	What We Do in the Shadows FX Wednesdays 10 PM ET

2020

May

CENTRAL PARK By David Bianculli

SERIES PREMIERE: Central Park is a new series from Apple TV+, and one that, at first, may sound eminently skippable. It’s an animated series about a wacky family in Central Park, where the patriarch works as a park manager. But the more you learn about this Central Park, the more intriguing it gets. It’s from the creators of Fox’s Bob’s Burgers – and when that network passed on this new series idea, Apple TV+ scarfed it up. And the show

2020

May

DEFENDING JACOB By David Bianculli

SEASON FINALE: If you’ve been watching this mystery drama from the start, as Apple TV+ has been rolling out weekly episodes, tonight is the season finale. And if you haven’t been watching – well, that’s still the case.

2020

May

SOMEBODY FEED PHIL: THE THIRD COURSE By David Bianculli

SEASON PREMIERE: This is Season 3 for Somebody Feed Phil, which follows Everybody Loves Raymond co-creator Phil Rosenthal as he travels around the world making new friends and trying new foods. Previous seasons of this series have been life-affirming, funny, and the sort of show that makes you want to start making travel plans. This year, watching this season that was filmed pre-pandemic, the first two elements remain true. The last one, not so much. When there’s a pote

2020

May

SPACE FORCE By David Bianculli

SERIES PREMIERE: This new series is co-created by Greg Daniels, who already scored an out-of-this-world home run this month with Amazon’s Upload, and Steve Carell, his former star of NBC’s The Office. Carell also stars here, playing the newly appointed head of the new Space Force arm of the armed forces. It’s a little too much like HBO’s Avenue 5, which also transplanted bureaucratic clashes and egos to outer space. In Space Force,

2020

May

AN ACCIDENTAL STUDIO By David Bianculli

DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE: From today through all of June, local PBS member stations can opt to show the TV premiere of An Accidental Studio, which would generate a lot more initial enthusiasm had it included George Harrison in its title. That’s because the studio in question is Handmade Films, which the former Beatle formed simply so he could rescue, finance, distribute and, most of all, watch a movie in the works from his friends at Monty Python’s Flying Circus. The first rele

2020

May

REAL TIME WITH BILL MAHER By David Bianculli

Tonight’s scheduled guests for this new at-home edition include Jay Leno, who already has popped in to visit Maher’s backyard (from a safe, neighborly distance) since the pandemic began. Also: Soledad O’Brien and Tom Colicchio.

2020

May

THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW By David Bianculli

In this new at-home edition, Norton’s guests include Katy Perry, Steve Carell, Dakoita Johnson and John Legend.

2020

May

THE GOOD FIGHT By David Bianculli

SEASON FINALE: “The Gang Discovers Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein” is the title of today’s new season finale of The Good Fight. And while that sounds audacious, it’s approached as a smart piece of fictional drama that often alludes to real-life people, events and issues. In this hour, the legal firm is hired as an objective outsider to investigate whether or not Epstein’s death was a suicide – and the clues they follow, regardless of any conclusion, empl

2020

May

HBO MAX LAUNCH By David Bianculli

STREAMING SERVICE LAUNCH: It’s neither HBO Go nor HBO Now – though, if you have either of those, they should, theoretically, shift or allow free access to HBO Max, the new streaming service rolled out today. Its biggest draw is its large backlog of series and movies, both from HBO and elsewhere. (From this point on, for a while, HBO Max is the only streaming site on which you can see all of Friends.) There also are HBO Max originals being unveiled today, from children&rsquo

2020

May

MRS. AMERICA By David Bianculli

MINISERIES FINALE: Today brings Episode 9 of Mrs. America, which is the final installment in this story of the initial attempts to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. As with the opening episode, Cate Blanchett takes center stage as anti-ERA activist Phyllis Schlafly – but the episode it titled “Reagan,” evoking the era if not the man himself.

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