The TV schedule for the week of March 15, 2026, is packed with a diverse range of shows and movies, catering to various tastes and interests. Here's a breakdown of what's worth watching, with a focus on the unique and intriguing offerings across different platforms.
Sunday, March 15
- NBA Sunday Showcase on ABC (1 p.m.): The season 11 finale of this basketball showcase promises an exciting conclusion to the season.
- Oscars (7 p.m.): Hosted by Conan O'Brien, this year's Academy Awards will be a star-studded affair, celebrating the best in cinema.
- Married to Medicine (9 p.m.): The season 12 finale of this reality TV show will provide drama and insights into the lives of wealthy African-American women in Atlanta.
- Property Brothers: Under Pressure (9 p.m.): Drew and Jonathan Scott continue to guide buyers through the complex process of home buying.
- The Bachelorette: Before the First Rose (10:30 p.m.): A heartwarming look back at the journey of past Bachelorettes, offering advice to the current leading lady.
- Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal (11:30 p.m.): The season 3 finale of this animated series will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.
Monday, March 16
- Born to Bowl (9 p.m.): A five-part documentary series following professional bowlers on their quest for glory and prize money.
- The Plastic Detox (Netflix documentary): Six couples embark on a journey to detox their homes, leading to profound changes in their lives.
Tuesday, March 17
- Secrets Declassified With David Duchovny (10 p.m.): The second season of this historical documentary series continues to unravel hidden secrets.
- Mark Normand: None Too Pleased (Netflix comedy special): A hilarious stand-up special from comedian Mark Normand.
Wednesday, March 18
- Cross (Prime Video) Season 2 finale: The conclusion to this series will leave viewers with a lot to ponder.
- Imperfect Women (Apple TV): A two-episode premiere based on Araminta Hall's novel, featuring an all-star cast.
- Invincible (Prime Video) Season 4: The three-episode premiere continues the epic journey of this superhero series.
- The Lady (BritBox): A four-part drama exploring the life of Jane Andrews, with a stellar cast.
- Ten Pound Poms (BritBox) Season 2 finale: The final episode of this series will provide closure to the story.
- Southern Charm (Bravo) Season 11 Reunion, Part 1: The first part of the reunion special promises intense discussions and revelations.
- Pawn Stars (History) Season 24 finale: The final episode of this long-running pawn shop reality show.
- Super Bowl Champions: The 2025 Seattle Seahawks (The Roku Channel documentary): A documentary looking back at the Seahawks' Super Bowl victory, narrated by Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
Thursday, March 19
- Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black (Netflix) Season 2, Part 2: The second part of this eight-episode binge series continues the story.
- That Thrifting Show With Lara Spencer (Freeform): A design challenge where experts transform spaces with thrifted finds.
- Meal Ticket (Prime Video documentary): A documentary celebrating the McDonald's All American Games and its alumni.
Friday, March 20
- Deadloch (Prime Video) Season 2: The two-episode premiere continues the story of this quirky comedy series.
- Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat (Prime Video): A documentary-style comedy about a corporate retreat.
- Neighbors (HBO) Season 1 finale: The final episode of this series will provide closure.
- Is This Thing On? (Hulu): A comedy special that will keep viewers entertained.
- Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Netflix movie): A film set during WWII, focusing on Tommy Shelby's return.
- The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel (Netflix documentary): A documentary exploring the band's early days and the influence of Hillel Slovak.
- Wicked: For Good (Peacock): A musical event that will delight fans of the Broadway show.
Saturday, March 21
- Hope Valley: 1874 (Hallmark+): A prequel to When Calls the Heart, set in the early days of the frontier settlement.
- The Madison (Paramount+) Season 1 finale: The final episode of this series will provide closure.
- BTS: The Comeback Live – Arirang (Netflix concert event): A live performance by BTS, marking their return after mandatory military service.
