Excited for the final season of Elementary to return on Thursday but otherwise happy to clear out some of the shows for a little catch up.

• Blood and Treasure (CBS) Series Premiere, Tuesday, 10pm – Indiana Jones-esque Antiquities expert and art thief find themselves on the hunt for a terrorist and caught up in an ancient battle, not supposed to be all that which could be fine for summer.
• All in the Family and The Jeffersons (NBC) Wednesday, 8pm – Jimmy Kimmel and Norman Lear host a live presentation of original scripts with actors including Woody Harrelson as Archie Bunker and Jamie Foxx as George Jefferson.
• Name of the Rose (Sund) Series Premiere, Thursday, 10pm – Based on the Umberto Eco book which I read and have no recollection of about monk murders, has a promising case with John Turturro among others.
• What/If (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Described as a neo-noir social thriller, Renee Zellweger among others.
• French Open (Tennis) – First round play kicks off on Sunday with some Memorial Day coverage on NBC on Monday.

Other streaming releases:

• One Spring Night (Net) Series Premiere, Wednesday – A Korean romantic drama.
• The High Seas (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Spanish mystery-drama of a ship murder set in the 1940s.
• Pitching In (Acorn) Series Premiere, Friday – Recent widower is convinced to keep a holiday park run with the return of daughter and grandson.

Returning streaming: Slasher (Net, Thursday), She’s Gotta Have It (Net, Friday), Vida (Starz, Friday).

The procrastinator lists items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST.

Took a week off so I’m a little behind on tv as things continue to wrap up. I didn’t even get in any movies on my flight but did catch a couple of episodes of Downton Abbey and Sabrina. More streaming stuff to consider.

• LA’s Finest (Spectrum) Series Premiere, Monday – Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba pick up the thread of the Bad Boys franchise as cop partners that might not be revolutionary but leads might be enough of the right notes, though would that mean I would need to know what Spectrum is.
• Catch-22 (Hulu) Miniseries Premiere, Friday – George Clooney is bringing the Heller novel to life with Kyle Chandler, and Hugh Laurie, worth a watch.

And some other stuff that’s starting on streaming that no one yet seems to know anything about:

• Revisions (Net) Series Premiere, Tuesday – Japanese anime time traveling to future.
• Well-Intended Love (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Chinese drama about a marriage to secure a bone marrow donation.
• White Gold (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – An 80’s Essex cocky salesman (Ed Westwick) and his team in new comedy.
• Chip & Potato (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Animated children’s comedy about a pug who starts kindergarten with her secret mouse friend.
• It’s Bruno! (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Brooklyn native walks his dog (Bruno) around the neighborhood in this ‘offbeat’ comedy.

Returning streaming: Line of Duty (Acorn, Monday), Fleabag (Am). The Rain (Net, Friday).

The procrastinator lists items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST.

So I may need to see the latest Avengers before I dive back into Agents of SHIELD. I guess Sneaky Pete can keep me engaged in the meantime.

• Abyss (Net) Series Premiere, Monday – A new Korean drama about two people brought back to life in different lives.
• State of the Union (Sund) Series Premiere, Monday, 10pm – Ten ten-minute episodes of a couple in weekly therapy sessions.
• Lucifer (Net) Season Premiere, Wednesday – Another tall tale of a saved show swapping networks.
• The Society (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – A group of kids is mysteriously transported to a copy of their town but with no adults to be found.

Returning streaming: Easy (Net, Friday), Harvey Street Kids (Net, Friday), Sneaky Pete (Am, Friday), The Mechanism (Net, Friday).

Not a lot of tv progress this last week but excited for the return of iZombie Thursday, though it may be the final season fun to see where the Zombie world will go.

• Ms Fishers Modern Murder Mysteries (Acorn) Series Premiere, Monday – A spin off of fave Australian Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.
• Dead to Me (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Who could pass up a dark comedy with Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini as they bond over suffering from tragic loss.
• Tuca & Bertie (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Tucan bird women living in their apartment buildings, the creator coming from Bojack makes me want to give it a go.
• Undercover (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – A fictional crime series inspired by true events of a ecstasy producer encroached on by undercover agents.
• The Spanish Princess (Starz) Series Premiere, Sunday, 8pm – Navigating the royal lineage of London with an eye on the throne.

Returning streaming: Baki (Net, Tuesday), Cupcake & Dino (Net, Friday)

The procrastinator lists items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST.

Well a little more progress on Cougar Town, The Shield, Downton Abbey, Big Love, and started Sabrina and excited to give the latest Bosch a go.

• Gentleman Jack (HBO) Series Premiere, Monday, 10pm – Based on a real life story of a woman determined to transform her ancestral home Set in 1832 Halifax, West Yorkshire, some early good word.
• Games People Play (BET) Series Premiere, Tuesday, 9pm – No early word on this series based on the book the story follows a basketball wife, a journalist, and a group trying to make it in the high life of LA.
• Bonding (Net) Series Premiere, Wednesday – No word at all on former high school BFFS reconnect years later in this comedy
• Chambers (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – No early good buzz on the supernatural mystery surrounding the heart a donor receives.
• Yankee (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – The story of a young entrepreneur from the US who crosses into Mexico and became a drug lord, to protect his family, who can keep track of all the Netflix series?
• The Red Line (CBS) Series Premiere, Sunday, 9pm – Three families cross paths following the shooting of a black doctor by a white cop in Chicago, by Greg Berlanti and Ava Duvernay which might make it worth a look.

Returning streaming: Cobra Kai (YT, Wednesday), The Protector (Net, Friday).

The procrastinator lists items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST.

After wrapping a couple of shows last week I cracked open The Shield after reading a list of great cop shows. Still have some various backlogs to do. Also this week looking forward to the return of The Bold Type a fun spring/summer show and will dive into at least Fosse/Verdon.

• The Code (CBS) Series Premiere, Tuesday, 9pm – Dana Delany heads up another JAG-ish take on crime.
• Fosse/Verdon (Fx) Series Premiere, Tuesday, 10pm – Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams are supposed to be worth a look in this dramatic biopic.
• Black Summer (Net) Series Premiere, Thursday – In a prequel to Syfy’s Z Nation Jaime Kingplays a woman searching for her daughter at a zombie outbreak.
• Huge in France (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Semi autobiographical look at a comedian making the move to the US.
• Special (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Young gay man with cerebral palsy goes after new things in life
• Les Miserables (PBS) Series Premiere, Sunday, 9pm – Worth a watch if you’re up for another adaptation.

Returning streaming: Diablo Guardian (Am, Friday)

The procrastinator lists items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST.

Last week thought the starts of What We Do In The Shadows, Abby’s, and Tacoma FD were all a little uneven but enough promise to give them each another shot. Sorry to see You’re the Worst wrap up its run on Wednesday, it’s always been a little uneven but the great moments are great and they’re doing a nice job of wrapping things up. Excited for the return of Killing Eve on Sunday, and on streaming The Tick and even though I am always less than enthusiastic about Sabrina I find myself looking forward to its return.

• The Twilight Zone (CBSAA) Series Premiere, Monday – Jordan Peele steps into the narrating position of a show that someone thinks we need more of, likely good if you’re looking for more of this sort of thing.
• Unspeakable (Sund) Series Premiere, Friday, 12am – This eight part miniseries follows the Canadian HIV tainted blood scandal.
• In the Dark (CW) Series Premiere, Thursday, 9pm – Boozy and blind 20 something finds a dead body, or does she? This can’t be good…
• Persona (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – An anthology of four films starring the same actress in different tales.
• Quicksand (Net) Series Premiere, Friday – Based on a Nordic crime novel a mass school shooting finds a student on trial for murder
• Warrior (Cin) Series Premiere, Friday, 10pm – Gritty action-packed crime drama set during the 19th century Tong Wars of SF’s China town.

Returning streaming: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Net, Friday), Roman Emipre (Net, Friday). Spirit (Net, Friday), The Tick (Am, Friday)