Here are the best July TV shows to watch

Television no longer has the dog days of summer when new shows were rare and reruns dominated.

July is an especially busy month this year, with a wide variety of offers. Here’s what to watch: from quirky comedies to tense dramas and docuseries.

“Maggie”

In this comedy series, Maggie (Rebecca Rittenhouse, “Four Weddings and a Funeral”) is a woman in her thirties who runs a psychic operation, but also has real abilities. Her romantic life gets complicated when she begins to see the future of her client…hers and involves her.

Release date: July 6 at Hulu

“Boo, bitch”

The comedy stars Lana Condor (“To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”) and is directed by Erin Ehrlich (“Crazy Ex Girlfriend”) and Lauren Lungerich (“On My Block”). It revolves around a high school senior who lives under the radar but wants to be noticed. One night, he gets the chance to make the most epic life out of him but, the next morning, he discovers that he is now a ghost. Hey, it happens.

Release date: July 8 at Netflix

“Black Bird”

A psychological thriller starring Taron Egerton and Ray Liotta (in one of his final roles) and based on a true story. When Jimmy Keene (Egerton), a high school football star and the son of a cop, is convicted of drug dealing, he is given a choice: he can spend 10 years in prison or be transferred to a maximum security prison to die. insane criminals. befriend a suspected serial killer (Paul Walter Hauser) and find out where the bodies of his victims are buried. Based on Keene’s true crime memoir “In With The Devil: A Fallen Hero, A Serial Killer, and A Dangerous Bargain for Redemption.”

Release date: July 8 at AppleTV+

“Claim to Fame”

Hosted by Kevin and Frankie Jonas (brothers of the more famous Nick and Joe Jonas), this reality series follows 12 famous relatives living in the same house, trying to keep their identities a secret, competing in challenges for a cash prize and they play “DNA Detective” against each other.

Premiere date: July 11 on ABC (10 p.m.)

“Everything is Garbage”

Created by and starring Phoebe Robinson (“2 Dope Queens”), this comedy follows Phoebe (Robinson), a 30-year-old Brooklyn-based podcast host whose wild behavior threatens her brother’s success when he launches a political campaign.

Release date: July 13 on Freeform (10 p.m.)

“Five guys a week”

Each episode of this dating series reality show focuses on a new woman dating five different men over the course of a week, while they all live at her house, of course.

Premiere date: July 13 on Lifetime (10 p.m.)

“Demon Resident”

A new sci-fi zombie offering in the popular franchise. It’s been 14 years since a virus caused the apocalypse, and Jade Wesker (Ella Balinska) tries to survive while she tries to figure out what happened to her sister.

Release date: July 14 in Netflix

“Victoria’s Secret: Angels and Demons”

This docuseries chronicles the rise and fall of the famed lingerie empire while also examining the relationship between former CEO Les Wexner and Jeffrey Epstein.

Release date: July 14 in Hulu

“Paper Girls”

A science fiction series that sounds part “Stranger Things”, part “Yellowjackets”. It is based on a comic book by Brian K. Vaughan (“Runaways”) and follows four girls who are sent on an adventure back in time while delivering newspapers the morning after Halloween in 1988. During their journey, they meet future versions. themselves.

Release date: July 29 on Prime Video