What to Watch Wednesday: Matthew Rhys in Widow’s Bay and Imperfect Women Finale

Today is a great day for anyone looking to find some new shows to watch. Here’s a lineup of what’s airing today:

If you’re up early or like to watch TV in the wee hours of the morning, at 3:00 AM ET, you can catch “The Boys” on Prime Video. The official synopsis has me intrigued: “Tonight at 9/8C a @VoughtNews special report: Treason in Tinseltown! Find out which of your favorite Hollywood stars are rumored to be Starlighters!”

Also at 3:00 AM ET, check out “Criminal Record” on Apple TV. June gets involved in Hegarty’s plan to use Billy as an undercover asset, and things at June’s home start to unravel.

If you’re in the mood for drama, “Divorced Sistas” on Paramount+ might be right up your alley, with Myron sharing private info about Kalvin’s marriage with Tiffany, and Javon and Tiffany’s bond deepening into a serious relationship filled with hidden secrets and ulterior motives.

The first season of “Imperfect Women” wraps up today on Apple TV. Mary and Eleanor take risks to expose the truth and find closure as new information comes to light.

Margo gets into some money troubles in “Margo’s Got Money Troubles” on Apple TV, where she heads to Vegas.

On Netflix, catch the season 2 finale of “Million Dollar Secret,” where the millionaire is crowned.

“Should I Marry a Murderer?” on Netflix explores the story of a fiancée-turned-key witness who reveals how she stayed engaged to a man accused of murder while gathering evidence against him.

On Hulu, “The Testaments” follows the Aunts as they sift through ancestry records to make matches, with Agnes plotting for love and Lydia contemplating the choices that shaped her rise in Gilead.

The series premiere of “Widow’s Bay” on Apple TV stars Matthew Rhys as a mayor in a remote New England town trying to revive his community against superstitious locals and unsettling events that hint at a curse.

Later in the evening at 7:30 PM ET, you can catch NBA Playoffs coverage on ESPN, followed by a lineup of TV shows like “Chicago Med,” “MasterChef,” “Survivor,” “The Valley,” “Chicago Fire,” “The Floor,” and more throughout the night.

There’s something for everyone on TV today—whether you’re into drama, cooking competitions, reality TV, or documentaries, you’re sure to find a show that piques your interest.