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TV Premiere Dates-July 2018


JULY 1
Power - Starz, S5
JULY 6
Anne with an E -Netflix, S2
Somebody Feed Phil: The Second Course -Netflix, S2

JULY 8
Sharp Objects -HBO, New Drama series
JULY 10
The Outpost -The CW, New Drama series
Heathers -Paramount Network, New Drama series
Hit the Floor -BET, S4

JULY 11
Harlots -Hulu, S2
JULY 15
Our Cartoon President -Showtime, S1B
JULY 16
Hidden -Acorn TV, New British drama series
JULY 18
Suits -USA Network, S8
JULY 19
Trial & Error: Lady, Killer -NBC, S2
Snowfall -FX, S2
Mr. Sunshine -Netflix, New Korean drama series

JULY 20
Outcast -Cinemax, S2
Wynonna Earp -Syfy, S3
Killjoys -Syfy, 4

JULY 23
Bed of Roses -Acorn TV, S3
JULY 25
Burden of Truth -The CW, New Drama series
Castle Rock -Hulu, New Horror drama series

JULY 27
Orange Is the New Black -Netflix, S6
JULY 31
Casual -Hulu, S4; final season
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