All the TV Shows Coming to HBO Max in July 2025
Max is gearing up for an exciting July 2025, dropping a wide range of TV shows to keep us glued to our screens. From intense cooking battles to thrilling true crime and heartwarming animations, there’s something new for every taste this month.
We’re diving into a packed schedule of reality, drama, and family-friendly content, with brand-new series and returning hits. Below, we break down every show hitting Max, including when they drop and what makes them stand out, all organized under clear subheadings for easy browsing.
Chopped (2009-present)
‘Chopped: Volume 4, Season 61’ kicks things off on July 1. This Food Network staple throws chefs into a high-stakes culinary gauntlet, transforming bizarre ingredient baskets into gourmet dishes. With judges like Scott Conant and Amanda Freitag, expect fierce competition and jaw-dropping creativity that keeps us coming back.
My Big Fat Fabulous Life (2015-present)
On July 2, ‘My Big Fat Fabulous Life, Season 13’ brings Whitney Way Thore’s vibrant energy to TLC. The show follows her bold journey through relationships, fitness, and self-love, packed with humor and real talk. It’s an uplifting watch that celebrates living life to the fullest.
The Deep Three (2023-present)
Sports fans, catch ‘The Deep Three, Season 3’ on July 3. This basketball-focused series blends insider stories, game breakdowns, and player spotlights. It’s a courtside seat to the sport’s heart, perfect for anyone who lives for the swish of the net.
90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? (2016-present)
‘90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?, Season 9’ lands on July 7, diving into the messy, romantic lives of international couples on TLC. From visa struggles to family feuds, the show delivers raw emotions and unexpected twists that keep us hooked.
Wardens of the North (2023-present)
‘Wardens of the North, Season 4’ arrives on July 7 via Animal Planet. Follow wildlife officers patrolling Michigan’s wild lands, protecting nature from poachers and perils. Stunning scenery and high-stakes missions make this a gripping watch for outdoor enthusiasts.
Back to the Frontier (2025-present)
Premiering July 10, ‘Back to the Frontier, Season 1’ is a Max Original from Magnolia Network. It showcases modern adventurers embracing rugged, off-grid lifestyles inspired by the past. Think breathtaking landscapes and tales of grit that inspire wanderlust.
Celebrity IOU (2020-present)
‘Celebrity IOU, Season 10’ hits on July 10, with HGTV’s Property Brothers joining stars like Jeremy Renner to renovate homes for deserving folks. It’s a heartwarming mix of celebrity surprises and stunning transformations that tug at the heartstrings.
Isadora Moon (2023-present)
For kids, ‘Isadora Moon, Season 1B’ drops on July 10 as a Max Original. This animated gem, based on the popular books, follows a half-fairy, half-vampire girl’s magical escapades. Its colorful charm makes it a hit for young dreamers.
Chasing the West (2025-present)
‘Chasing the West, Season 1’ debuts on July 11 on HGTV, following folks building their dream lives in the American West. From ranches to restored cabins, it’s a visually stunning ode to frontier ambition and wide-open spaces.
House Hunters International: Volume 9 (2006-present)
Travel the globe with ‘House Hunters International: Volume 9, Season 202’ on July 11. HGTV’s beloved series tracks buyers hunting homes in exotic locales, offering a mix of culture, budgets, and dream-chasing that’s endlessly addictive.
House Hunters: Volume 10 (1999-present)
‘House Hunters: Volume 10, Season 243’ also arrives on July 11, keeping HGTV’s classic formula fresh. Watch buyers debate homes across styles and price points, delivering relatable drama and real estate eye candy for all.
Furia (2021-present)
‘Rage (Furia), Season 1’ brings Nordic noir to HBO on July 11. This Norwegian thriller follows an undercover agent tackling extremism, blending suspense and sharp storytelling. It’s a tense, thought-provoking dive into dark territory.
Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy & Juan (2021-present)
‘Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy & Juan, Season 5’ strikes on July 12 via Discovery. Mining pros Freddy and Juan help failing operations dig for gold, bringing big risks and bigger rewards. It’s a gritty, high-energy ride for adventure fans.
Evil Lives Here (2016-present)
‘Evil Lives Here, Season 18’ premieres on July 14, delivering chilling true crime on ID. Survivors share haunting stories of living with dangerous people, offering raw, emotional insights that make this series unforgettable.
Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing (2023-present)
‘Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing, Season 3’ tests survivalists on July 14 via Discovery. Stripped of gear and facing brutal challenges, competitors fight to outlast each other. It’s raw, intense, and perfect for thrill-seekers.
Two Guys Garage (2001-present)
Gearheads, tune into ‘Two Guys Garage, Season 24’ on July 14. Hosts Kevin Byrd and Willie B dive into car builds and repairs, sharing tips with infectious enthusiasm. It’s a must for anyone who loves tinkering under the hood.
A Killer Among Friends (2025-present)
‘A Killer Among Friends, Season 1’ debuts on July 15 on ID, exploring shocking crimes sparked by betrayal. This true crime series digs into personal stories, delivering suspense and heartbreak in equal measure.
Beat Bobby Flay (2013-present)
‘Beat Bobby Flay, Season 38’ cooks up competition on July 17 via Food Network. Chefs take on the culinary titan in fast-paced battles, serving bold dishes and high drama. It’s a spicy showdown for food fans.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (2007-present)
Guy Fieri’s ‘Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, Season 51’ rolls in on July 18 on Food Network. Visiting local joints across America, Guy uncovers tasty dishes and big personalities, making every episode a delicious road trip.
Family Recipe Showdown (2025-present)
‘Family Recipe Showdown, Season 1’ premieres on July 18 on Food Network, pitting families against each other to showcase heirloom recipes. It’s a warm, flavorful competition that celebrates culinary traditions.
Guy’s Ranch Kitchen (2017-present)
‘Guy’s Ranch Kitchen, Season 7B’ fires up on July 19 on Food Network. Guy Fieri hosts top chefs for themed cook-offs at his ranch, blending fun vibes with mouthwatering dishes. It’s a laid-back feast for the senses.
Zillow Gone Wild (2024-present)
‘Zillow Gone Wild, Season 2’ arrives on July 19 via HGTV, spotlighting the internet’s weirdest home listings. From quirky mansions to hidden gems, this show is a wild, fun ride for real estate lovers.
Teen Titans Go! (2013-present)
‘Teen Titans Go!, Season 9C’ brings animated laughs on July 20 via Cartoon Network. The Teen Titans tackle silly adventures with their signature humor, making it a great pick for kids and nostalgic adults alike.
Eva Longoria: Searching For Spain (2025-present)
‘Eva Longoria: Searching For Spain, Season 1’ debuts on July 22 on CNN. Eva explores Spain’s rich food, culture, and landscapes, sharing personal discoveries in a vibrant, engaging travel series.
Welcome to Plathville (2019-present)
‘Welcome to Plathville, Season 7’ returns on July 23 on TLC, following the Plath family’s unique, off-grid life. Expect emotional moments and growing pains as they balance tradition with modern challenges.
Care Bears: Unlock the Magic (2019-present)
‘Care Bears: Unlock the Magic S1F: The No Heart Games’ arrives on July 25, bringing 2024 adventures to Care-a-Lot. This kid-friendly series delivers sweet lessons and colorful fun for the youngest viewers.
The Pioneer Woman (2011-present)
‘The Pioneer Woman, Season 39’ serves comfort on July 26 via Food Network. Ree Drummond shares her ranch recipes and family stories, creating a cozy, inviting vibe for home cooks everywhere.
Worst Cooks in America (2010-present)
‘Worst Cooks in America, Season 29’ hits on July 29 on Food Network, turning kitchen novices into confident cooks. With mentors like Jeff Mauro, expect hilarious mishaps and surprising successes.
Don’t Hate Your House with the Property Brothers (2021-present)
‘Don’t Hate Your House with the Property Brothers, Season 2’ wraps up the month on July 31 on HGTV. Drew and Jonathan Scott fix frustrating homes, delivering practical solutions and stunning reveals.
What’s topping your Max watchlist this July? Share your must-see shows in the comments!