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What we're watching: Telltale's 'The Walking Dead' and 'Disenchantment'
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Telltale's episodicThe Walking Deadvideogame experience is finally coming to an end, as the first episode of the final season arrives this week. There's also the latest Marvel Avengers flick on 4K Blu-ray, while Netflix is releasing the first part of Matt Groening's new animated series Disenchantment, along with season two of The Investigator. Finally, Syfy has a whole week of (probably bad) shark movies leading up to The Last Sharknado. Look after the break to check out each day's highlights, including trailers and let us know what you think (or what we missed).
Blu-ray & Games & Streaming
Avenger: Infinity War (4K)
The Avengers (4K)
Avengers: Age of Ultron (4K)
Arrow (S6)
Bean
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series - The Final Season, Episode 1 (Xbox One, PS4)
Fall of Light (PS4, Xbox One
State of Mind (Xbox One, PS4)
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (Xbox One, PS4)
Drunk-Fu: Wasted Masters (Xbox One, PS4)
Polygod (Xbox One, PS4,)
Treadnauts (Xbox One, PS4)
Wailing Heights (Xbox One, PS4)
Detective Gallo (PS4)
Hero Defense (PS4, Xbox One)
Tuesday
The Stinky & Dirty Show: Part 2, Amazon Prime, 3 AM
WWE Smackdown, USA, 8 PM
America's Got Talent, NBC, 8 PM
Beat Shazam, Fox, 8 PM
Love Connection, Fox, 9 PM
Face Off, Syfy, 9 PM
Animal Kingdom, TNT, 9 PM
Deadliest Catch, Discovery, 9 PM
The Challenge, MTV, 9 PM
The Outpost, CW, 9 PM
Santa Jaws, Syfy, 9 PM
Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Cleveland Browns, HBO, 10 PM
Carter, WGN, 10 PM
Most Expensivest, Viceland, 10 PM
Castaways, ABC, 10 PM
Wrecked, TBS, 10 PM
Making It, NBC, 10 PM
Hard to Kill, Discovery, 10 PM
Teachers (summer finale), TV Land, 10:30 PM
The Jim Jefferies Show, Comedy Central, 10:30 PM
Wednesday
Castle Rock, Hulu, 3 AM
Harlots, Hulu, 3 AM
Explained, Netflix, 3 AM
Switched, Netflix, 3 AM
Alone Together, Freeform, 8 PM
America's Got Talent, NBC, 8 PM
Burden of Truth, CW, 8 PM
Frenzy, Syfy, 9 PM
Suits, USA, 9 PM
Catfish: The TV Show, MTV, 9 PM
TKO, CBS, 9 PM
Wonders of Mexico (season finale), PBS, 9 PM
World of Dance, NBC, 9 PM
Are You the One? (season premiere) MTV, 10 PM
The Sinner, USA, 10 PM
Robot Wars, Science, 10 PM
Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, TBS, 10:30 PM
Thursday
Strange Angel (season finale), CBS All Access, 3 AM
Supermansion: Summer Vacation Special, Crackle, 3 AM
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