There could be only one thing better than watching Darryl on AMC's The Walking Dead.
And that's watching Darryl ride his motorcycles to check out other motorcycles on Ride With Norman Reedus.
Reedus takes to the road, traversing the country to check out bikes, bikers and biker culture. Reedus has a loyal fan base that will follow him anywhere. Especially on a motorcycle.
The docuseries premieres June 12 at 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
The 70th Annual Tony Awards: Late-night host James Corden, no stranger to Broadway with his award-winning turn in One Man, Two Guvnors, will host this year's event. Hamilton's record-breaking 16 nominations are the talk of the town. 7 p.m. CBS
Love Under New Management: The Miki Howard Story: Teyona Parris (Chiraq) is in the title role and Darius McCrary co-stars as late R&B singer Gerald LeVert in the network's first movie based on its Unsung series. 6 and 9 p.m. TV One
Preacher: If you haven't already, it's time to check out this half-crazy show about a decidely unorthodox Texas preacher who actually has the power to change minds. 8 p.m. AMC
MONDAY
The Bachelorette: Will there be more blood? Chad didn't stay behind on that big rock for very long. 7 p.m. ABC
So You Think You Can Dance: It's the last round of auditions. 7 p.m. Fox
Guilt: Let's all rip from the headlines, shall we? An American girl is accused of killing her roommate. Tune in to see how this one turns out. 8 p.m. Freeform
The Real Housewives of Dallas: It's the season finale. Stephanie's throwing a party. Last time, there were death threats. 9 p.m. Bravo
TUESDAY
To Tell the Truth: In the season premiere, Anthony Anderson (blackish) takes on the new challenge of reviving an old game show. 7 and 9 p.m. ABC
America's Got Talent: Two hours of auditions coming right up. 7 p.m. NBC
Uncle Buck: TV takes another go at the John Candy classic film. This time, more-than-capable funnyman -- and credible thespian -- Mike Epps takes on the challenge of playing the inept uncle-slash-caregiver to his nieces and nephew. Go for Epps; stay for Nia Long. 8 p.m. ABC
Animal Kingdom: Ellen Barkin stars in this gritty drama. She takes in her grandson. Good. She's head of a crime family. Bad. 8 p.m. TNT
WEDNESDAY
MasterChef: Wolfgang Puck guest judges. 7 p.m. Fox
AFI Life Achievement: A Tribute to John Williams: Composer John Williams is honored. 9 p.m. TNT
Home Free: Tim Tebow proves there's one thing he's really good at: finding a job. He's the new co-host as the second season premieres. Competitors include Nick Bradley of Haslet. 8 p.m. Fox
THURSDAY
Aquarius: The second season opens over three episodes in two hours with missing young women. 8 p.m. NBC
Streets of Compton: Rapper The Game serves as guide in Part 3 of the miniseries that tells about the rising city's new voices including tennis superstars Serena and Venus Williams and rapper Kendrick Lamar. 9 p.m. A&E
Lone Star Law: "Game wardens have the toughest job in Texas." 9 p.m. Animal Planet
20/20 on OWN: Chris Kyle's widow, Taya Kyle, is featured. 9 p.m. OWN
FRIDAY
Orange is the New Black: More inmates, more problems at Litchfield. Netflix
What Would You Do?: It's the twelfth season opener of the show that leaves all of us asking questions. 8 p.m. ABC
SATURDAY
Mother, May I Sleep With Danger: You may remember the original that starred Tori Spelling. She's in this one, too, but director James Franco has turned it on its head and tried to one-up the danger by adding vampires. 7 p.m. Lifetime
This week in home entertainment
There is one slave narrative familiar to most: the one that chronicles life on the plantation. But Underground is another thing.
Slaves on the Macon Plantation make the decision that could change their lives -- or end them. They decide that freedom is worth the risk and escape the plantation. The series was the most-watched one in WGN history.
As well it should be. The story is unexpected and the actors are stellar, including Jurnee Smollett-Bell and Aldis Hodge, along with Christopher Meloni and Mykelti Williamson. Amirah Vann is riveting as a slave that heads the master's household and his heart; Marc Blucas shines as an agent of the Underground Railroad.
And the music? Well, let's just say it's unexpected. Grammy winner John Legend is an executive producer, after all.
Underground: Season One is available this week.
Also out this week: 10 Cloverfield Lane; Ballers: The Complete First Season; Eddie the Eagle; Hello, My Name is Doris; The Land Before Time: The Complete Collection; The League: The Complete Series; London Has Fallen; Power: The Complete Second Season; Shaun the Sheep: The Farmerss Llamas; Survivor's Remorse: The Complete Second Season; Toni Braxton: The Movie Event; The X-Files: The Complete Tenth Season; and The Young Messiah.
