TV Premieres This Week: July 19 to 25, 2026 • New Shows

King of the Hill returns for its 15th season, back in the fictional suburb of Arlen, Texas. The animated comedy follows Hank Hill, a propane salesman with strong and narrow opinions, his wife Peggy, their teenage son Bobby, and the neighbors who stand around in the alley drinking beer. The premiere, titled Failure to Hard Launch, runs two threads. Hank’s alley buddies and Peggy compete to find the owner of an electric truck parked outside the Hill house. At the same time, Bobby handles the fallout after Chane learns about his new relationship. Everything plays out in the same low-key register the show has always worked in.

Ransom Canyon is a western-flavored family drama set in the Texas Hill Country. It tracks three ranching families whose lives, loyalties, and romances keep crossing over one another against a wide rural backdrop. The second season returns to that setup: land, family, and complicated relationships, played out among people who work the same stretch of country and cannot quite stay out of each other’s business.

The Crow Girl is a British crime drama that opened with the discovery of a teenage boy’s body left in plain sight. DCI Jeanette Kilburn leads the case, working alongside psychotherapist Dr Sophia Craven to identify the killer while her own superiors push back on how she runs things. The investigation pulls them into a history of abuse and a pattern of children who vanished without anyone looking too hard. This second season continues that thread.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds follows Captain Pike, science officer Spock, and first officer Una aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise in the years before Kirk took command, moving from planet to planet on a run of largely standalone missions. Season 4 opens with an episode called Valles Marineris.

A Killer Among Friends is a true crime series built around murders that fracture tight social circles, following how a single death exposes secrets and suspicion among people who thought they knew each other. The season premiere, Secret Life of a Private Eye, starts with a woman who disappears in Florida. As her friends dig in, they turn up a hidden life, and investigators begin looking hard at someone close to her.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is the long-running quiz show where contestants climb a ladder of 15 questions, each worth more than the last, chasing a top prize of one million dollars. A wrong answer can end the run, and the lifelines are there for when a question stalls. This premiere kicks off a new batch of episodes. No details on guests or format changes have been announced.

Ugliest House in America sends comedian Retta around the country to tour homes that owners have nominated as the worst-looking around. One winner gets a $150,000 renovation from designer Alison Victoria. This season opens in what the show calls the Frontier region, where four homes compete for the makeover, among them an old green house with generous closet space and a cabin with an eclectic streak.

Maine Cabin Masters: All Inn is a spin-off that points the crew at a single large project. They take on a rundown bed and breakfast and set out to convert it into a 12-acre lakeside inn. The through-line is personal: Chase and his wife Sarah are chasing a long-held goal of running the place as innkeepers once the work is finished.

Solo Traveling with Tracee Ellis Ross follows the actress and PATTERN Beauty founder on trips she takes by herself. The premise is her enjoying her own company as she travels, with this season heading to Morocco, Mexico, and Spain. The idea is unplugging and taking in each place at her own pace.