Sky Mix’s Unmissable Lineup: What to Watch Next Week

Sky Mix keeps the drama fresh, the science‑fiction bold and the documentaries real. Below is a concise walk‑through of the key shows for each day of the week, with a quick opinion, age‑group recommendation and a short synopsis to help you decide what to hit play on.

Monday – 20 July

• 06:00 – Border Security: Canada’s Front Line (S2, ep 13)
  Border patrol drama that keeps you on edge.

  The currency dog’s sniff‑out attempts still hold up well, but the subplot with the aspiring actor’s plot twists feel predictable.

• 07:00 – Border Patrol (S12, ep 1)
  Real‑life customs insight.

  A solid start to an episode that balances suspense with procedural detail.

• 08:00 – Nothing To Declare (S14, ep 5)
  Australian customs on the frontline.

  Each episode delivers a reliable look at the front‑line work of customs officers.

• 15:00 – Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (S1, ep 1)
  Classic sci‑fi drama.

  The opening episode sets a strong tone, though the pacing is a bit slow for those craving instant action.

• 16:00 – Stargate SG‑1 (S8, ep 1)
  New season opener.

  The new order plot is intriguing, but the episode still relies on familiar tropes.

• 18:00 – Star Trek: The Next Generation (S1, ep 1)
  Iconic series return.

  A solid start that shows why the series remains relevant.

• 22:00 – Star Trek: Enterprise (S4, ep 10)
  Pre‑quel adventure.

  The episode offers some interesting character moments, though the plot can feel dated.

• 23:00 – Fantasy Island (S1, ep 1)
  New adaptation of a classic.

  The first episode sets up a quirky premise that stays true to the original while updating the feel for modern audiences.

Recommended for ages: Kids (0‑12) – Fantasy Island, Teens (13‑18) – Police 24/7, Adults (19‑+) – Border Security, Star Trek, Stargate.

Tuesday – 21 July

• 05:30 – Teleshopping 2026
  Morning deals.

  Not a binge‑watch, but a quick glance for those looking for deals.

• 06:00 – Border Security: Canada’s Front Line (S2, ep 15)
  Front‑line action.

  The episode stays true to the series’ realistic tone, though the plot is a bit uneven.

• 07:00 – Border Patrol (S12, ep 3)
  Customs investigations.

  The episode’s focus on a suspicious package gives it a tense feel.

• 08:00 – Nothing To Declare (S15, ep 1)
  New mystery.

  The opening episode provides a fresh angle on customs work.

• 11:00 – Caught On Dashcam (S3, ep 1)
  Road‑crash thrills.

  The episode’s mix of crashes and rescues still holds up well for adrenaline seekers.

• 12:00 – Police 24/7 (S2, ep 10)
  Night‑time police work.

  The episode offers a reliable look at the challenges faced by officers in the dark hours.

• 20:00 – FBI: International (S2, ep 17)
  Global crime.

  The spy‑thriller continues to be one of the better options for fans of the franchise.

• 22:00 – Star Trek: Enterprise (S4, ep 11)
  Space‑opera.

  The episode keeps the science‑fiction premise alive, though some viewers might find the pacing slow.

Recommended for ages: Kids (0‑12) – Caught On Dashcam, Teens (13‑18) – Police 24/7, Adults (19‑+) – Border Security, FBI, Star Trek.

Wednesday – 22 July

• 06:00 – Border Security: Canada’s Front Line (S2, ep 18)
  Border patrol suspense.

  The episode’s handling of a smuggler’s hide‑and‑seek stays reliable, though the pacing is uneven.

• 07:00 – Border Patrol (S12, ep 5)
  Biosecurity threats.

  The episode gives a realistic look at customs investigations.

• 08:00 – Nothing To Declare (S15, ep 2)
  Suspicious travellers.

  The episode continues to provide a reliable peek into customs work.

• 11:00 – Caught On Dashcam (S3, ep 2)
  More crashes.

  The episode brings a mix of humour and danger that still holds up well.

• 12:00 – Police 24/7 (S2, ep 12)
  Emergency response.

  The episode offers a reliable look at the quick‑action side of policing.

• 20:00 – The Rookie (S4, ep 10)
  Police drama.

  The episode’s focus on a plane crash adds a solid thriller element.

Recommended for ages: Kids (0‑12) – Fantasy Island, Teens (13‑18) – Caught On Dashcam, Adults (19‑+) – Border Security, The Rookie, Star Trek.

Thursday – 23 July

• 06:00 – Border Security: Canada’s Front Line (S2, ep 19)
  Border patrol drama.

  The episode’s focus on a suspicious package remains a reliable source of tension.

• 07:00 – Border Patrol (S12, ep 6)
  Investigations.

  The episode’s plot over a drug smuggler stays realistic.

• 08:00 – Nothing To Declare (S15, ep 3)
  Suspicious luggage.

  The episode continues to offer a reliable look at customs work.

• 11:00 – Caught On Dashcam (S3, ep 3)
  Crash thrills.

  The episode’s mix of action and humour still holds up well.

• 12:00 – Police 24/7 (S2, ep 13)
  Traffic stop.

  The episode offers a reliable look at the challenges faced by officers in the dark hours.

• 18:00 – Star Trek: The Next Generation (S1, ep 2)
  New episode.

  The episode’s plot remains solid, though the pacing can be uneven.

• 20:00 – Forensics: Catching The… (S5, ep 7)
  True‑crime documentary.

  The episode offers a reliable look at investigative work.

Recommended for ages: Kids (0‑12) – Fantasy Island, Teens (13‑18) – Police 24/7, Adults (19‑+) – Border Security, Forensics.

Friday – 24 July

• 06:00 – Border Security: Canada’s Front Line (S2, ep 21)
  Border patrol episode.

  The episode’s focus on a smuggler keeps the tension real, though the narrative can feel predictable.

• 07:00 – Border Patrol (S12, ep 7)
  Biosecurity case.

  The episode’s focus on a drug smuggler remains realistic.

• 08:00 – Nothing To Declare (S15, ep 4)
  Suspicious traveller.

  The episode continues to provide a reliable look into customs work.

• 11:00 – Caught On Dashcam (S3, ep 4)
  Crash spectacle.

  The episode’s mix of action and humour still holds up well.

• 12:00 – Police 24/7 (S2, ep 14)
  Road‑side rescue.

  The episode offers a reliable look at the challenges faced by officers in the dark hours.

• 18:00 – Star Trek: The Next Generation (S1, ep 3)
  New episode.

  The episode’s plot remains solid, though the pacing can be uneven.

• 20:00 – Extreme Animals: One Wild Day (S1, ep 1)
  Nature documentary.

  The episode offers a reliable look at animal adaptation.

Recommended for ages: Kids (0‑12) – Extreme Animals, Teens (13‑18) – Caught On Dashcam, Adults (19‑+) – Border Security, Star Trek.

Saturday – 25 July

• 06:00 – Border Security: America’s Frontline (S2, ep 8)
  US border patrol.

  The episode focuses on a smuggler and stays realistic.

• 08:00 – Nothing To Declare (S15, ep 5)
  Suspicious luggage.

  The episode continues to provide a reliable look into customs work.

• 10:00 – Caught On Dashcam (S6, ep 1)
  Road‑crash thrill.

  The episode’s mix of action and humour still holds up well.

• 12:00 – Police 24/7 (S2, ep 15)
  Traffic stop.

  The episode offers a reliable look at the challenges faced by officers in the dark hours.

• 15:00 – Kalahari: Land Of Secret Alliances (S1, ep 1)
  Nature documentary.

  The episode offers a reliable look at wildlife collaboration.

• 18:00 – Flash Gordon (S1, ep 1)
  Classic sci‑fi adventure.

  The episode offers a reliable look at the classic adventure.

Recommended for ages: Kids (0‑12) – Flash Gordon, Teens (13‑18) – Caught On Dashcam, Adults (19‑+) – Border Security, Nature documentaries.

Sunday – 26 July

• 00:00 – Caught On Dashcam (S6, ep 10)
  Road‑crash thrills.

  The episode’s mix of action and humour still holds up well.

• 02:00 – The Rookie (S4, ep 12)
  Police drama.

  The episode’s focus on a major threat provides solid drama.

• 04:00 – Killed In My Village (S8, ep 7)
  True‑crime story.

  The episode offers a reliable look at investigation.

Recommended for ages: Kids (0‑12) – Caught On Dashcam, Teens (13‑18) – The Rookie, Adults (19‑+) – Killed In My Village, Border Security.

Bottom line: Sky Mix delivers a packed week of compelling drama, real‑world documentary, and thrilling science‑fiction. Whether you’re a fan of border‑patrol suspense or the timeless adventures of Star Trek, there’s a show to keep you glued each night.

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