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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.

Thanks to Sunday's "House of the Dragon," we've got a new entry in the "Game of Thrones" bath-matic universe. Continuing in the tradition set by Jaime and Brienne's bathtub scene in "Game of Thrones" Season 3,  this week's "House of the Dragon" gave us more insight into Ormund Hightower (played by James Norton) via dialogue delivered both in and out of the bathtub at his Tumbleton quarters.

It can be a rocky transition going from movies to television, especially after years in the business — unless, of course, you're legendary actor James Caan.

Watching TV is not typically a physically demanding activity, but you might get a decent cardiovascular workout watching "Lucky," Apple TV's new crime thriller starring Anya Taylor-Joy.

"Colin from Accounts" is closing up its books for good: The Australian rom-com will end with its upcoming Season 3 on Paramount+, TVLine has confirmed.

The execution of Ned Stark (Sean Bean) in Season 1 of "Game of Thrones" shocked show-only viewers, but they could at least console themselves with the idea that Ned's son, Robb (Richard Madden), might avenge him. Instead, Robb himself dies two seasons later, while Ned's wife, Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley), is killed in the same sequence. "The Rains of Castamere" always ranks high on the list of best "Game of Thrones" episodes thanks to how devastated fans were by its final scene.

Ever since 2018, audiences have gotten to know and follow the everyday lives of people living in the South Side of Chicago in the drama series "The Chi." Running for eight seasons on Showtime, the series provided viewers with a community perspective on families and individuals brought together through tragedy and triumph. While not downplaying the dangerous elements of the neighborhood, the show focuses on the slice-of-life joys and humanist victories of its residents.

Tony DiNozzo is back on the "NCIS" team next season... and now we know a little more about what we can expect from his return. Michael Weatherly, who is set to reprise his role as Tony on the CBS drama this fall in a season-long arc, opened up about his surprise return while appearing alongside his longtime "NCIS" co-star Cote de Pablo (aka Ziva) at a U.K. fan convention this past weekend. "I just know that it's going to be an exciting return," Weatherly told fans, according to TV Insider.

In the annals of television history, Carroll O'Connor's name will forever be synonymous with the cranky curmudgeon Archie Bunker from "All in the Family," a show that defined the '70s. Bunker was meant to be a caricature of bigoted men at the time, and the role earned O'Connor four Emmy awards for his performance. But once "All in the Family" went off the air, O'Connor found another way to make a very similar point, albeit in a completely different role.

Sebastian Stan's Marvel breakthrough happened after he played a tormented prince in "Kings," an intriguing modern-day spin on King David's story. The 2009 NBC drama was one of the best one-season shows to air, offering plenty of royal family drama to keep audiences hooked. The series is set in the Kingdom of Gilboa, where King Silas' (Ian McShane) reign is absolute.