TV THIS WEEK

Ten shows to watch or record:

■ “Wild Alaska Live”

(8 p.m. Sunday, PBS): The awe- inspiring nature series concludes with the climax of Alaska’s summer feast as millions of salmon journey upriver, facing long odds and hungry predators.

■ “Game of Thrones”

(9 p.m. Sunday, HBO): As the seventh season of the popular fantasy drama continues, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) holds court, Cersei (Lena Headey) returns a gift and Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) learns from his mistakes.

■ “The Bachelorette: The Men Tell All” (8 p.m. Monday, ABC): Brace yourself. The guys are going to spill the beans about Rachel and one another.

■ “CBSN: On Assignment” (10 p.m. Monday, CBS): In the new hourlong summer series featuring experiential reports from around the world, early topics include grass-roots efforts to combat innercity gun violence, people who risk their lives to expose corruption and probes into new terrorist threats.

■ “Manhunt: Unabomber” (9 p.m. Tuesday, Discovery Channel): The eight-episode psychological thriller recalls the FBI hunt for reclusive serial bomber Ted Kaczynski (Paul Bettany). Sam Worthington plays Jim “Fitz” Fitzgerald, the criminal profiler who pioneered the use of forensic linguistics while on the case.

■ “The Lowe Files”

(10 p.m. Wednesday, A&E): In yet another TV gig, Rob Lowe, joined by sons Matthew and John Owen, travels the country to explore infamous unsolved mysteries.

■ “The Sinner” ( 10 p. m. Wednesday, USA): The unnerving eight-part miniseries stars Jessica Biel as a shy young mother who, when overcome by a sudden fit of rage, commits a startling act of violence and — to her horror — has no idea why. Bill Pullman plays a police detective who tries to make sense of her actions.

■ “The Guest Book”

(10 p.m. Thursday, TBS): The scripted comedy focuses on a rustic mountain cabin that houses an array of wacky visitors.

■ “WE Day Special”

( 8 p. m. Friday, CBS): Pop star Selena Gomez hosts the celebritystudded celebration of the “transformative power” of young Americans working to create change in their communities and worldwide.

■ “Love at the Shore”

(9 p.m. Saturday, Hallmark): The TV movie focuses on a novelist (Amanda Righetti) who vacations at the beach in hopes of getting some work done but ends up having to deal with a party-happy surfer dude next door.