This Week in TV

King of the Hill, Star Trek, and The Chi Give the Week a Clear Shape

Hulu brings Hank Hill back, Paramount+ sends Strange New Worlds into Season 4, Netflix returns to Ransom Canyon, and The Chi takes its final bow.

Week of 2026-07-20
This week has an easy center of gravity: familiar worlds coming back and one long-running drama saying goodbye. The strongest TV moves are all watch-now moments, not loose renewal chatter.

The Big Returns

Season 15 lands July 20 on Hulu with all 10 episodes, giving the revival another full Arlen check-in instead of a slow weekly drip. The Hill family is the week’s cleanest comfort-TV return.

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Season 4 premieres July 23 on Paramount+, with weekly episodes carrying the Enterprise through late September. For franchise fans, this is the week’s biggest scripted genre return.

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Netflix brings back Ransom Canyon on July 23 for an eight-episode second season. It is not trying to be subtle: ranch dynasties, messy romance, and Texas melodrama are the point.

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Finales and Franchise Heat

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The Chi reaches its series finale July 24 on Paramount+ before its Showtime airing July 26. After eight seasons, that is a real TV goodbye, not just another final-season notice.

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The Walking Dead: Dead City returns July 26 on AMC, keeping the franchise’s New York branch alive while the larger zombie universe keeps splintering into new corners.

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In Case You Missed It

Netflix added the Korean supernatural romance Spooky in Love on July 18. The hook is simple enough to travel: a ghost-seeing heir and a prosecutor become an oddly useful crime-solving pair.

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That is the week: a classic animated return, a major Star Trek launch, a Netflix ranch drama, and one long-running Chicago story taking its final bow.