Shark Week 2022 on Discovery and Discovery+ offers seven days of programming about sharks.
Assuming you are at the beach side that week, we encourage you to not watch these – or “Jaws,” – don’t watch that by the same token.
Discovery said, “This is the moment you’ve been sitting tight for… SHARK WEEK is going to get your heart pumping with 25 hours of new shows including never-before-seen film of strolling sharks, momentous discoveries, and more mega breaks.
Besides, as the initial time Master of Ceremonies, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson will start off Shark Week’s historic 34th year. Extra special guests during the week incorporate Tracy Morgan, Sal Vulcano, James Murray, Brian Quinn, and the cast of ‘Jackass.'”
Temporarily, Discovery+ is being presented for 99 pennies for the initial two months. The regular cost is $4.99 per month. Discovery+ incorporates A&E, Lifetime, OWN, Animal Planet, HGTV, ID, Magnolia Network, SCI, TLC, Food Network, Discovery Originals, History and TRVL Channel.
Here is the schedule:
Monday, July 25
7 p.m. — Stranger Sharks
Mark Rober and Noah Schnapp from Stranger Things are teaming up for the ultimate Shark Week adventure — exploring abandoned undersea ruins and manmade artificial reefs searching for the strangest sharks in the ocean.
8 p.m. — Air Jaws: Top Gun
High-flying sharks are back, but with a new team competing to be the next “top guns” of Air Jaws. Dickie Chivell and Andy Casagrande use the latest high-tech cameras in hopes of capturing new iconic shots that made Air Jaws legendary.
9 p.m. — Great White Serial Kill: Fatal Christmas
After a surfer dies off Morro Bay, California on Christmas Eve, shark attack investigators Ralph Collier and Brandon McMillan use forensic evidence and eyewitness accounts to ID the suspected killer: an 18-foot great white.
10 p.m. — Rise of the Monster Hammerheads
Reports of two legendary, very large great hammerheads, Big Moe in the Florida Keys and Sunken in Andros, Bahamas, have Dr. Tristan Guttridge and Andy Casagrande wondering if there is a clan of monster hammerheads who share the same DNA.
11 p.m. — Mega Predators of Oz
In South Australia, a fisherman found a half-eaten mako and shark experts say only one species is responsible. Using underwater ultrasound imagery, tissue sampling and collecting DNA, they will prove that the great white is the ultimate MEGA PREDATOR.
Tuesday, July 26
7 p.m. — Extinct or Alive Jaws of Alaska
Global natural wildlife biologist Forrest Galante ventures to the far corners of the planet looking for interesting and subtle natural life, including those lost to science, and secretive cold-water sharks.
8 p.m. — Impractical Jokers: Shark Week Spectacular
The Impractical Jokers are the kings of hijinx and fearless in the face of public humiliation, but what happens when they set out to dispel the myth that sharks are man-eating beasts the only way they know how – WITH EXTREME, MORTIFYING DARES.
9 p.m. — Jaws vs Kraken
Something stunning is occurring in the void around Guadalupe Island. Photographs of incredible whites with odd scars accepted to be from monster squids have surfaced. Dr. Tristan Guttridge drives a mission to get a brief look into the fights between the two monsters.
10 p.m. — Pigs vs Shark
The famous swimming pigs of the Bahamas may be in peril. Some believe that the local tiger shark population have acquired a taste for pork and may be feasting on these famous oink-sters.
11 p.m. — Raging Bulls
Bull sharks are one of Australia’s “Big 3″ deadly shark species, and recently, there’s been a shift in their behavior concerning the human population. Paul De Gelder joins Johan Gustafson to uncover why these sharks are becoming more aggressive hunters.
Wednesday, July 27
8 p.m. — The Island of the Walking Sharks
Animal Planet’s International natural life preservationist and biologist Forrest Galante ventures to the far corners of the planet looking for new and baffling types of sharks, as well as neglected or inconspicuous creatures that have been misidentified or pronounced terminated.
9 p.m. — MechaShark Love Down Under (wt)
Shark master Kina Scollay and his first class group get back with a remarkable one-man-submersible, the Mechashark, to a highly confidential location off New Zealand endeavoring to accomplish something that is never been finished: find a Great White shark mating ground.
10 p.m. — Mission Shark Dome
A team of shark experts uses new dive technology to get closer to sharks like never before. Dr. Austin Gallagher and Andre Musgrove enter the Shark Dome to allow them to dive without noisy scuba equipment to locate an elusive great white pupping zone.
11 p.m. — Great White Comeback
In 2017, one of the strangest ocean mysteries occurred in South Africa when an entire great white shark population disappeared overnight. Alison Towner and her team head out on an epic investigation to find the missing great whites of Seal Island.
Thursday, July 28
8 p.m. — Sharks! With Tracy Morgan
Tracy Morgan teams up with shark experts throughout the country to identify the craziest and most ferocious sharks in the ocean. From rare species to stealth predators, Tracy shows off his favorite sharks and their incredible capabilities and adaptations.
9 p.m. — Shark House
After extraordinary whites fired cleaning up dead in South Africa, Dickie Chivell went through years building and testing an undersea “Shark House” to figure out why. Presently, prepared to send, he’s not only searching for replies, he’s searching for survivors as well.
10 p.m. — Monster Mako Under the Rig
A group of researchers have found a baffling gathering of mako sharks of the Gulf of Mexico who move around Florida and up to Rhode Island. They call these makos Mavericks. Presently, the groups are attempting to find what separates them from different makos.
11 p.m. — Tiger Queen
The shark population in Turks and Caicos has a sizable concentration of female tiger sharks, leaving researchers pondering where every one of the guys are stowing away. Shark fan Kinga Philipps joins Dr. Austin Gallagher to assist with addressing this puzzling secret.
Friday, July 29
8 p.m. — Jaws vs The Blob
A new ocean phenomenon known as The Blob sends juvenile Great White sharks straight into a feeding frenzy for monster 20ft adults off the coast of Guadalupe Island. A team of shark experts dives deep to discover if the young sharks survive or become a snack.
9 p.m. — Clash of Killers: Great White vs Mako
Scientist Dr. Riley Elliott is tracking two of the ocean’s most legendary apex predators – great whites and makos – as they head on a collision course during their yearly migration off the coast of New Zealand.
10 p.m. — Shark Women: Ghosted by Great Whites (wt)
Alison Towner has put her life in danger ordinarily, concentrating on the movement designs and labeling white sharks in South Africa for as long as decade. This fantastic experience with the up and coming age of shark voyagers, Alison, and her all-female team will pull every one of the stops – confine jump, free plunge, convey drones and imitations, and that’s just the beginning – to track down her missing white sharks.
11 p.m. — The Great Hammerhead Stakeout
Dr. Tristan Guttridge and James Glancy travel to Andros Island to research reports of a selective populace of monster hammerheads. To find solutions, they endeavor one of the longest shark plunges ever as many as 10 hours utilizing a underwater habitat.
Saturday, July 30
8 p.m. — Monsters of the Cape
Shark Week Veterans Dr. Craig O’Connell and Mark Rackley plunge into the extraordinary white-infested waters off of Cape Cod hoping to test cutting-edge shark obstructions to assist with protecting the waters of the Cape for both ocean side attendees and sharks, before it’s past the point of no return.
9 p.m. — Sharks in Paradise (wt)
Shark conservationist Kinga Philipps and researcher Tristan Guttridge set out on an endeavor through the far off Islands of Tahiti to examine whether neighborhood legends and secrets about gigantic tiger sharks are valid.
11:30 p.m. — Shark Rober
YouTube star, NASA engineer and inventor Mark Rober collaborates with marine researcher Luke Tipple to test the hypothesis that sharks can smell human blood well in advance. They come by amazing outcomes from three types of shark, utilizing state of the art gadgets.