The CW's final season begins July 13 with a two-hour premiere, giving one of the network's defining dramas a real sendoff instead of a quiet fade-out.
This Week in TV
All American Says Goodbye While Lucky and Heartstopper Take Over the Week
The CW starts All American's final lap, Apple TV+ goes glossy with Lucky, Netflix gives Heartstopper its goodbye, and last week's missed launches deserve a quick catch-up.
Week of 2026-07-13
This week is built around goodbyes and fresh starts: a long-running CW drama begins its last season, Netflix closes out one of its most beloved teen romances, and Apple TV+ gives Anya Taylor-Joy a stylish con-artist playground.
What Matters This Week
Apple TV+'s Anya Taylor-Joy con-artist thriller premieres July 15, and the cast alone makes it one of the week's biggest scripted swings.
HeartstopperNetflix
Heartstopper Forever lands July 17 on Netflix as the feature-length finale for Nick and Charlie. That is the kind of ending fans will actually clear a night for.
ABC and Hulu launch The Next Pro on July 13 with Robert Irwin hosting a search for future ballroom pros. Reality spinoffs can feel like brand maintenance, but this one has a clean reason to exist.
In Case You Missed It
Little House on the PrairieNetflix
Netflix's Little House on the Prairie reboot premiered July 9, bringing a huge comfort-TV title back with enough confidence that Season 2 is already ordered. If it slipped past you last week, it is still too big a nostalgia play to leave buried.
Project Runway Season 22 premiered July 9 on Freeform, with next-day streaming on Hulu and Disney+. Heidi Klum's return gives the long-running competition a real reset, not just another seasonal refresh.
The Apartment JobNetflix
The Apartment Job arrived on Netflix July 11, giving US viewers an easy on-ramp to a Korean apartment-heist comedy built for weekend curiosity.