There's also “Devotion: Obedience Or Betrayal” (June 2), a docuseries about a New Zealand religious commune that has striking similarities to “The Handmaid's Tale”; the annual Tony Awards (June 7), hosted by Pink; the “UFC at the White House” event (June 14); and weekly episodes of “The Chi,” “RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars” and the hit “Yellowstone” spinoff “Dutton Ranch,” which Paramount has said is the most-watched original series launch in its short history.
Paramount (PSKY) also has a full slate of golf, WNBA, UFC and boxing.
Play, pause or stop? Pause. “Dutton Ranch” will definitely scratch that “Yellowstone” itch, and “The Agency” is worth a watch. Still, patient viewers can save by waiting a couple months and binging the full seasons of both.
Peacock ($10.99 a month with ads, or $16.99 with no ads)
The dating-competition show “Love Island USA” (June 2) is back for another season of fun summer trashiness (and for the real addicts, the latest British season is on Hulu this month too), along with the streaming premiere of “Lorne” (June 5), a documentary about “Saturday Night Live” creator Lorne Michaels; Season 3 of the British conspiracy thriller “The Capture” (June 18); and the psychological thriller “Strung” (June 26)
There's also the season finale of Bravo's “Top Chef” (June 9), along with new episodes of broadcast and cable shows such including “Below Deck,” “Jeopardy,” “Real Housewives,” “Summer House” and “The Valley.”
Sports-wise, Comcast's (CMCSA) Peacock has Spanish-language broadcasts of all the World Cup matches, along with highlights and studio shows; a full slate of Major League Baseball; WNBA, golf (men's U.S. Open starts June 18), motorsports, cycling and track & field.
Play, pause or stop? Pause. This season's “Top Chef” has fizzled toward the end, but “Love Island USA” and “Summer House” will provide hours of brainless summer enjoyment, and the Telemundo broadcasts provide another (and…