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Summer is easing toward the downhill half that starts with Major League Baseball‘s All-Star break. Though there’s still a good six weeks left until Fall’s season premieres hit full-swing, there’s plenty of TV worth setting aside a few nights in to catch.
From scintillating reality-TV drama and contentious competition for love and/or money to a few hot summer sitcoms, grab something cold, frosty and served with an umbrella while we serve up some suggestions for What to Watch This Week, July 15-21:
The Bachelorette(ABC), July 15 at 8 p.m. ET
ABC’s primetime hunt for true love sprints toward its ninth season finale with Desiree commencing her hometown visits with the families of the final four suitors. Three will remain at Desiree’s feet when the dust settles, but she’ll first brave the thrills of a summer afternoon at the ballpark, the tasty chills of a snow-cone-truck cruise, and one suitor who’s given food for thought by his family. Love is no doubt in the air, but one man’s heartbreak will come knocking.
The Real Housewives of Orange County(Bravo), July 15 at 8 p.m. ET
Few do drama quite like Orange County’s Finest & Feistiest. This week, sticks and stones might break some bones, but it’s words that make things ugly. Lauri’s throwing matches at a powder keg when she begins flinging accusations around the group. Elsewhere, Heather readies herself for a guest-starring sitcom role and the friendship between Gretchen and Tamra faces questions of trust.
Suits(USA Network), July 16 at 10 p.m. ET
Season 3 Premiere: “The Arrangement”
USA’s carnival of legal intrigue comes out of the gate with everyone having something to prove in its third-season opener. The honeymoon seems to be over, as Jessica finds her loyalty to Scottie’s newly merged U.K. firm tested. Meanwhile, Harvey takes the ball in a game-breaking defense of a high-profile client’s innocence, testing his own mettle as a new senior partner. Finally, Mike copes with the blow-back of last season’s pivotal revelation.
MasterChef (FOX), July 17 at 9 p.m. ET
As the fourth U.S. season of Gordon Ramsay’s gourmet gauntlet rolls onward, the nine surviving chefs are put through a trying grind – no, literally. The chef who produces the finest sausage links using a specialized sausage maker will select this week’s canned-versus-fresh challenge’s key ingredient.