Get ready for a TV Sunday like no other! March 1, 2026, is packed with returning favorites, exciting premieres, and jaw-dropping moments that will have you talking all week. But here's where it gets controversial: with new shows like DTF St. Louis pushing boundaries and Disaster: The Chernobyl Meltdown revisiting a tragic past, this lineup is sure to spark debate. And this is the part most people miss: hidden gems like Universal Basic Guys and All Creatures Great and Small: Seasons of the Dales offer a refreshing break from the drama.
Every day, TVLine's What to Watch column (https://www.tvline.com/category/what-to-watch/) curates a must-see list of new and returning English-language shows (plus select movies) across broadcast, cable, and streaming platforms. Think of it as your personal TV concierge, organized by time and alphabetized for easy browsing.
Sunday's Highlights:
8:00 PM ET
- Actor Awards (Netflix): Kristen Bell hosts the revamped ceremony (formerly the SAG Awards), celebrating the year's standout performances in TV and film.
- Family Guy (Fox): A double dose of Griffin family antics, including a cringe-worthy moment for Peter and Lois.
- Industry (HBO): The Season 4 finale delivers high-stakes decisions and reckonings for Yasmin, Henry, and Harper.
- Marshals (CBS): Yellowstone's Luke Grimes trades ranches for badges in this new series about an elite U.S. Marshals unit.
- The Real Housewives of Potomac (Bravo): Monique drops a bombshell accusation against Stacey, shaking up the group.
- When Calls the Heart (Hallmark Channel): Elizabeth and Nathan plan a heartwarming surprise for Little Jack.
8:30 PM ET
- Universal Basic Guys (Fox): Mark and Tammy uncover surprising truths about Mernft Man in this quirky comedy.
9:00 PM ET
- All Creatures Great and Small: Seasons of the Dales (PBS): Nicholas Ralph guides viewers through the breathtaking Yorkshire countryside in this special presentation. American Classic (MGM+): Kevin Kline stars in this new series about a fallen Broadway star's attempt to redeem himself—and his family's theater.
- American Dad! (Fox): Stan struggles to connect with Francine's unusual hobby.
- DTF St. Louis (HBO): Jason Bateman and David Harbour explore the complexities of marriage and temptation in this bold new series. Dark Winds (AMC): Leaphorn faces a dangerous obsession, while Chee questions his future.
- Disaster: The Chernobyl Meltdown (CNN): This docuseries revisits the catastrophic nuclear disaster, drawing parallels to the war in Ukraine.
- Tracker (CBS): Colter, injured and framed, must rely on an unlikely ally to clear his name.
10:00 PM ET
- Watson (CBS): A race against time to save a couple from a sinkhole, plus Ingrid's therapy group drama.
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Now, let’s talk controversy: Do shows like DTF St. Louis cross the line, or do they reflect modern realities? And does Disaster: The Chernobyl Meltdown offer a necessary reminder, or does it exploit tragedy? Let us know your thoughts in the comments—we’re eager to hear your take!
