If you are looking at this website on a narrow device (e.g. your phone), then turning your phone to landscape will allow you to read the tables of show entries more easily. It’s probably easiest to filter or search in portrait mode, then view the resulting table in landscape mode.
Some phones will automatically display as landscape when you hold the phone horizontally, in “landscape mode”.
If your phone doesn’t automatically adjust, then you may need to change your phone settings:
Android
You might need to adjust your phone’s settings to turn on “auto-rotate” on Android.
To do this, swipe down from the top of your screen twice to show the quick settings, and then swipe sideways until the autorotate symbol is visible. Tap it to highlight it, to turn auto-rotate on.
iPhone
On an iPhone, swipe down from the top of the screen to show a menu of small icons. You need to turn off the rotation lock icon (tap it to un-highlight it). This will then allow the screen to rotate when you change the orientation.
More Detailed Instructions
More detailed instructions can be found on the internet, e.g. here at computerhope.com. (opens in new tab). This also explains how to adjust these settings on tablets as well as mobile phones.