The Most Anticipated TV Shows of 2026: New and Returning Series

Please, streamers, cease saying the dates for 2026 TV reveals! This is what we’ve been saying to each other for the past week or so — however however, they’ve persevered. Yes, sure, we all know, Peak TV has peaked, and yet, there’s still a lot tv coming our manner in 2026. And this checklist of 53 is sort of all scripted sequence, save for major actuality occasions like the fiftieth season of “Survivor” and the Emmy-winning competitors “The Traitors.” Note: This introduction breaks down a tonnage of 2026’s undated highlights by streamer, so if you wish to just skip to the checklist, just click on right here!

Whereas in past years, it’s develop into a development to play hide-the-ball with release dates during the competitive Emmys window in the spring, this yr has been different; there’s already a fairly full schedule into March and April. January is as full as we are able to keep in mind, with returning hits — HBO Max’s Emmy-winning “The Pitt,” Shonda Rhimes’ Netflix smash “Bridgerton” — certain to dominate dialog, with franchise offshoots such as HBO’s “Game of Thrones” spinoff “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” and Paramount+’s “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy.” (Yes, there are also new reveals that aren’t based on IP! See below.)

And then there are the huge undated plenty. For HBO and HBO Max, we all know the third seasons of “The Comeback” and “Euphoria” are coming in March and April, respectively, however we don’t know precisely when yet. “Half Man,” Richard Gadd’s follow-up to his Emmys behemoth “Baby Reindeer” (a co-production with the BBC) will likely be coming during the Emmys window, certainly, as will the final season of “Hacks” and the restricted sequence thriller “DTF St. Louis” (starring Jason Bateman, David Harbour and Linda Cardellini). HBO will also have “Rooster” (starring Steve Carell), a new Larry David present, “Lanterns,” “House of the Dragon” returning in the summer time — and more.

The Netflix tsunami will continue, with the returns of the anthology satire “Beef” (starring Carey Mulligan and Oscar Isaac this time), “Ginny & Georgia,” “The Gentlemen,” “The Witcher,” “3 Body Problem,” “The Hunting Wives,” the final season of “Outer Banks” and a lot, a lot more. We’ll also be handled to new variations of “Little House on the Prairie” and “Man on Fire,” and basic literary variations of “East of Eden” (with Florence Pugh, Christopher Abbott and Mike Faist) and “Pride and Prejudice” (with Emma Corrin and Jack Lowden). Also among the streamer’s 2026 choices are Dan Levy’s new comedy “Big Mistakes,” the conclusion of the much-loved “Heartstopper” sequence with “Heartstopper Forever,” the Rachel Weisz-led “Vladimir” and the Jed Mercurio-created thriller “Trinity” (with Gugu Mbatha-Raw and “Bodyguard” star Richard Madden, working with Mercurio again). The Duffer brothers will enterprise into post-“Stranger Things” content for Netflix with the horror drama “Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen” and “The Boroughs” — and sure, the animated “Stranger Things: Tales From ’85.” Not detailed right here, however prepare for it: 4,000 choices of Netflix actuality sequence, true crime docs and unscripted competitors reveals like “Clue,” based on the game.

Deep breath after the Netflix paragraph! Apple has announced lots of its spring programming, however among its un-dated sequence are another season of “For All Mankind,” the Anya Taylor-Joy-led restricted sequence “Lucky” and (presumably!) “Ted Lasso” Season 4. (And fingers crossed Jessica Chastain’s thriller “The Savant” lastly will get on the schedule!) Change is afoot at Paramount+ under David Ellison’s new regime, however soon-to-depart mega-producer Taylor Sheridan may have “The Madison,” “Dutton Ranch” and “Nola King” all heading our manner in 2026. Since Showtime exists in title only now, the final seasons of “Yellowjackets” and “The Chi” are now Paramount originals, and will shut out their runs there (as will “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds”). “Lioness,” “MobLand,” “Dexter: Resurrection,” “The Agency” and “Colin From Accounts” will return as nicely.

As for Amazon, its Prime Video service will debut “Bait” (starring Riz Ahmed, which premieres at Sundance), the extremely anticipated live action sequence “Spider-Noir” led by Nicolas Cage, “Blade Runner 2099,” the “Legally Blonde” prequel “Elle” and “House of Spirits” — you may file those three under IP variations we’re high-quality with, and sure, we’re hypocrites! “Every Year After,” based on Carley Fortune’s romance novel “Every Summer After,” and “Off Campus,” based on Elle Kennedy’s widespread ebook sequence, are among Prime Video’s other 2026 dramas.

(Almost there, we swear, we’ve just received Peacock, Hulu and FX to go.)

First up, Peacock! The streaming house of Bravo’s actuality hits and NBC reveals (and its library) is coming off the success of Sarah Snook thriller “All Her Fault,” and in 2026, they’ll continue to lean into style programming. There’s the household drug-running drama “M.I.A.” (from “Ozark” co-creator Bill Dubuque), the long-gestating “Friday the 13th” sequence “Crystal Lake” (with Linda Cardellini), thriller “The Good Daughter” (Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy play sisters) and a team of all-stars for the Elin Hilderbrand adaptation “The Five-Star Weekend”: Jennifer Garner, Regina Hall, Chloë Sevigny, Gemma Chan and D’Arcy Carden are the core solid. Peacock is also the vacation spot for a little bit factor we name the Olympics (the opening ceremony in Milan is on Feb. 6).

Over on Hulu, the Disney-owned streamer will likely be subsumed into Disney+ at some point this yr, nevertheless it’s still providing loads of originals, including the eagerly awaited “The Testaments,” Margaret Atwood’s sequel to “The Handmaid’s Tale” and Mindy Kaling’s new comedy “Not Suitable for Work.” Sure to be highlights also are “Furious,” Elizabeth Meriwether’s retelling of the 1987 Debra Winger film “Black Widow” (not that Black Widow!) starring Emmy Rossum, and “Phony,” a thriller starring Connie Britton and Sam Nivola. Scripted reveals “Only Murders in the Building” and “Rivals,” and actuality sequence “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” and “The Kardashians” are set to return with new seasons.

For FX, Season 18 of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” Season 2 of “Adults” and Season 5 of “The Bear” will all be on the network this yr. And though Ryan Murphy’s “The Beauty” is dated below, his three (3!) other FX reveals should not: anthology “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette,” “The Shards” (with Bret Easton Ellis) and fortunate Season 13 of “American Horror Story,” with its big, all-star solid. Limited sequence “Cry Wolf,” created by Sarah Treem, and starring Olivia Colman and Brie Larson, is on provide this yr, as is the untitled “Snowfall” spinoff, which follows the unique present’s characters Wanda and Leon.

OK, thank goodness, right here’s the checklist!

Harlan Coben’s Run Away

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Jan. 1, Netflix
Cast: James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones, Minnie Driver, Alfred Enoch

Streaming now is Netflix’s annual New Year’s Harlan Coben thriller! The restricted sequence, tailored from Coben’s 2019 novel, tells the story of a dad, Simon (James Nesbitt), who appears to have an ideal life until his daughter runs away. Upon discovering her strung out on medication, he does the whole lot he can save her — only to study she’s not alone, untangling an entire new world of violence.
Best Medicine

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Jan. 4, Fox (after the NFL game; Tuesday timeslot begins Jan. 6.)
Cast: Josh Charles, Abigail Spencer, Annie Potts, Josh Segarra, Cree

Based on the British sequence “Doc Martin,” the procedural focuses on very blunt surgeon Martin Best (Charles), who leaves his profitable job in Boston and turns into the common practitioner in a small city on the East Coast the place he spent summers as a toddler.
Beast Games

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Jan. 7, Prime Video

Hosted by Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson, Season 2 of the game present will feature 200 opponents (100 of the strongest in the world and 100 of the world’s smartest) battle it out for a $5 million prize. Plus, Jeff Probst makes an look for a “Survivor” crossover.
The Masked Singer

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Jan. 7, Fox

Nick Cannon returns as soon as again as host for Season 14, with panelists Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, Robin Thicke and Rita Ora. For the first time, this season will likely be called “America’s Insider,” wherein artist Kylie Cantrall will share behind-the-scenes hints and clues. The viewers will know who she is, however she will likely be masked for the panelists.
The Traitors

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Jan. 8, Peacock
Cast: Ron Funches, Michael Rapaport, Stephen Colletti, Johnny Weir, Tara Lipinski, Dorinda Medley, Natalie Anderson, Ian Terry, Colton Underwood, Rob Cesternino, Tiffany Mitchell, Yam Yam Arch, Monet x Change, Mark Ballas, Lisa Rinna, Porsha Williams, Candiace Dillard-Bassett, Eric Nam, Maura Higgins, Rob Rausch, Kristin Kish, Caroline Stanbury

With Dorinda again in the combine and the controversy-seeking Michael Rapaport seemingly loving the drama, Season 4, as soon as again hosted by Emmy-winning king Alan Cumming, will certainly be as entertaining as the last. The first three episodes will drop on premiere day, adopted by one episode every week.
The Pitt

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Jan. 8, HBO Max
Cast: Noah Wyle, Patrick Ball, Katherine LaNasa, Supriya Ganesh, Fiona Dourif, Taylor Dearden, Isa Briones, Gerran Howell, Shabana Azeez, Sepideh Moafi, Shawn Hatosy

How do you observe up on one of last yr’s greatest hits, and an Emmy-winning juggernaut as well? In its second season, Wyle’s Michael “Robby” Robinavitch as soon as again leads an ER workers in a 15-hour shift, this time his last shift before a sabbatical, which implies also training a new chief.
His & Hers

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Jan. 8, Netflix
Cast: Tessa Thompson, Jon Bernthal, Pablo Schreiber, Crystal Fox, Sunita Mani, Rebecca Rittenhouse, Marin Ireland, Poppy Liu

Based on Alice Feeney’s psychological thriller, this twisty, batshit restricted sequence follows former news anchor, now recluse, Anna (Thompson). After studying about a homicide in her hometown, she snaps again into work mode and begins looking for solutions — and crosses paths with Detective Jack Harper (Bernthal). This one is nuts!
A Thousand Blows

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Jan. 9, Hulu
Cast: Malachi Kirby, Stephen Graham, Erin Doherty, Darci Shaw, Hannah Walters, Robert Glenister

Starring two Emmy-winners from “Adolesence” — Graham and Doherty — Season 2 of the Victorian drama picks up one yr after the sequence debut, impressed by the true-life tales of a bunch preventing for survival in late Eighteen Eighties England.
Industry

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Jan. 11, HBO
Cast: Myha’la, Marisa Abela, Kit Harington, Ken Leung, Max Minghella, Miriam Petche, Sagar Radia, Toheeb Jimoh, Charlie Heaton, Amy James-Kelly, Roger Barclay, Andrew Havill, Kiernan Shipka, Kal Penn, Jack Farthing, Stephen Campbell Moore, Claire Forlani, Edward Holcroft

Having written themselves right into a nook in the third-season finale, “Industry” creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay virtually have a clean slate for the new season. So in Season 4, now Pierpoint grads, Harper (Myha’la) and Yasmin (Abela) are drawn into “a high stakes, globetrotting cat-and-mouse game when a splashy fintech darling bursts onto the London scene.” Meanwhile, Yasmin navigates her difficult marriage with failed tech founder and old-money zillionaire, Henry Muck (Harington), while Harper is “pulled into the orbit of enigmatic executive Whitney Halberstram,” performed by Minghella. Let the games start!
The Night Manager

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Jan. 11, Prime Video
Cast: Tom Hiddleston, Hugh Laurie, Olivia Colman, Camila Morrone, Diego Calva, Indira Varma, Paul Chahidi, Hayley Squires

Eight years after the adaptation debuted with its award-winning first season, Jonathan Pine (Hiddleston) returns, this time residing a quiet life as MI6 officer Alex Goodwin. Thrown in a violent encounter with a Colombian businessman, Teddy Dos Santos, and a new relationship with businesswoman Roxana Bolaños, allegiances shortly start to splinter.
All Creatures Great and Small

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Jan. 11, PBS
Cast: Nicholas Ralph, Samuel West, Callum Woodhouse, Anna Madeley, Rachel Shenton, Patricia Hodge, Rosie Herriot, Gaia Wise, Jonathan Hyde, Samuel West

After a multi-year time leap, Season 6 picks up in May 1945 in Yorkshire Dales. Mrs. Hall has been residing in Sunderland with Edward, while the Herriots are at Heston Grange. Per PBS, “When Tristan returns from the front, he finds Siegfried in a state of complete chaos and James trying to juggle it all. With the promise of peace on the horizon at last, who can bring peace back to Skeldale House? Why, Mrs. Hall, of course!”
Tell Me Lies

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Jan. 13, Hulu
Cast: Grace Van Patten, Jackson White, Sonia Mena, Alicia Crowder, Branden Cook, Spencer House, Cat Missal

The unhealthiest faculty relationship ever depicted on display is again in the highlight as Lucy (Van Patten) and Stephen (White) give their romance another go during their spring semester — however the betrayal begins straight away and Lucy shortly will get caught up in an argument on campus. Meanwhile, the time leap to Bree (Missal) and Evan’s (House) marriage ceremony day continues, as do so many secrets and techniques and lies. (The toxicity!)
Hijack

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Jan. 14, Apple TV
Cast: Idris Elba, Christine Adams, Max Beesley, Archie Panjabi, Christian Näthe, Clare-Hope Ashitey, Lisa Vicari, Toby Jones, Karima McAdams, Christiane Paul

From planes to trains. In the thriller’s second season, Sam Nelson (Elba) is in the center of a catastrophe on board a Berlin underground prepare the place commuters are taken hostage.
Riot Women

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Jan. 14, BritBox
Cast: Joanna Scanlan, Tamsin Greig, Lorraine Ashbourne, Taj Atwal, Rosalie Craig

“Happy Valley” creator Sally Wainwright’s new sequence follows 5 menopausal women — a trainer, a police officer, a pub landlady, a midwife and a shoplifting freeloader — who kind a punk rock band for a local expertise present and discover a stunning connection.
Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials

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Jan. 15, Netflix
Cast: Mia McKenna Bruce, Helena Bonham Carter, Martin Freeman, Corey Mylchreest, Ed Bluemel, Nabhaan Rizwan

The three-part sequence, set in 1925 England, “fizzingly inquisitive” sleuth Lady Eileen “Bundle” Brent (Mia McKenna Bruce) must remedy a homicide after a sensible joke at a rustic home get together goes horribly mistaken. (Of course, this is based on the 1929 Agatha Christie novel, and is customized by Chris Chibnall of “Broadchurch” fame.)
Ponies

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Jan. 15, Peacock
Cast: Emilia Clarke, Haley Lu Richardson, Adrian Lester, Artjom Gilz, Nicholas Podany, Petro Ninovskyi, Vic Michaelis

A spy thriller set in 1977 Moscow? What more does one want? Bea (Emilia Clarke) and Twila (Haley Lu Richardson) are two “PONIES” — “persons of no interest” — secretly working for the American Embassy… until their husbands are mysteriously killed in the USSR. The unlikely pair develop into CIA operatives as they work to resolve their husbands’ murders and uncover a Cold War conspiracy.
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy

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Jan. 15, Paramount+
Cast: Holly Hunter, Paul Giamatti, Sandro Rosta, Karim Diané, Kerrice Brooks, George Hawkins, Bella Shepard, Zoë Steiner, Robert Picardo, Tig Notaro, Oded Fehr, Gina Yashere

In another exploration of the “Star Trek” universe, this time, a younger group of cadets are launched, all studying what it takes to develop into Starfleet officers. Mix in messy friendships, rivalries, first loves, new enemies and a Stephen Colbert-voiced Digital Dean of Students.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

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Jan. 18, HBO
Cast: Peter Claffey, Dexter Sol Ansell, Daniel Ings, Bertie Carvel, Danny Webb, Sam Spruell, Shaun Thomas, Finn Bennett, Edward Ashley, Tanzyn Crawford, Henry Ashton, Youssef Kerkour, Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Daniel Monks

The long-awaited “Game of Thrones” prequel has arrived. Already renewed for a second season, the half-hour drama will happen 100 years before the occasions of “GoT,” following “a young, naïve but courageous knight,” Ser Duncan the Tall (Claffey) and “his diminutive squire, Egg” (Ansell). Per the official release, “Set in an age when the Targaryen line still holds the Iron Throne, and the memory of the last dragon has not yet passed from living memory, great destinies, powerful foes, and dangerous exploits all await these improbable and incomparable friends.”
Drops of God

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Jan. 21, Apple TV
Cast: Fleur Geffrier, Tomohisa Yamashita

Season 1 of “Drops of God” premiered in spring 2023, based on a manga sequence of the same title. The eight-episode second season of the worldwide hit will see Camille (Geffrier) and Issei (Yamashita) tackle their riskiest challenge yet — and one their father might never remedy: discover the origin of the world’s biggest wine. Per Apple TV, “What begins as a pursuit of legacy, becomes a search for truth that spans continents and centuries, unearthing forgotten histories, hidden rivalries and secrets buried for generations.” The wine world has never been so tasty.
The Beauty

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Jan. 21, FX
Cast: Evan Peters, Rebecca Hall, Anthony Ramos, Jeremy Pope, Ashton Kutcher

Ryan Murphy as soon as in contrast the scale of “The Beauty” to “Game of Thrones.” But instead of dragons, suppose fashions. The new drama seems to be at what occurs when the high trend world turns darkish and supermodels start dying “in gruesome and mysterious ways.” FBI Agents Cooper Madsen (Peters) and Jordan Bennett (Rebecca Hall) head to Paris to dig into the crimes, uncovering an STD that “transforms ordinary people into visions of physical perfection.” Add in a tech billionaire (Kutcher), a deadly enforcer (Ramos), an outsider (Jeremy Pope), and visitor stars Bella Hadid, Isabella Rossellini, Ben Platt, Jessica Alexander and Vincent D’Onofrio, who is aware of what you’ll get.
Steal

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Jan. 21, Prime Video
Cast: Sophie Turner, Archie Madekwe, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd

In this intense thriller, funding company employees Zara (Turner) and Luke (Madekwe) land at the coronary heart of “the heist of the century” in London after a gang of thieves breaks in. Detective Rhys (Fortune-Lloyd) is ready to seek out out the gang’s motives, however as a just lately relapsed playing addict, he also struggles to maintain his personal cash issues in line.
Memory of a Killer

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Jan. 25, Fox (two-night premiere event, then airing Mondays)
Cast: Patrick Dempsey, Michael Imperioli, Richard Harmon, Odeya Rush, Daniel David Stewart, Peter Gadiot, Gina Torres

Inspired by the ebook and Belgian movie “De Zaak Alzheimer” (if that title offers you a touch), this dramatic thriller is led by Dempsey as a hitman with a lethal secret main a double life. Imperioli costars as Dutch, his oldest pal and an achieved chef whose restaurant serves as a entrance for felony enterprise.
Wonder Man

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Jan. 27, Disney+
Cast: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Ben Kingsley, Arian Moayed, X Mayo, Zlatko Burić

The eight-episode Marvel miniseries tells the story of Simon Williams (Abdul-Mateen II) and Trevor Slattery (Kingsley), two actors working to land roles in the remake of the superhero movie “Wonder Man.”
Shrinking

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Jan. 28, Apple TV
Cast: Jason Segel, Harrison Ford, Christa Miller, Jessica Williams, Luke Tennie, Michael Urie, Lukita Maxwell, Ted McGinley, Brett Goldstein, Damon Wayans Jr., Wendie Malick, Cobie Smulders, Jeff Daniels, Michael J. Fox

For the 11-episode third season, Michael J. Fox returns to the display for his first appearing function in 5 years, guest-starring as a Parkinson’s affected person who helps information Paul (Ford) by means of his diagnosis. Elsewhere, Jimmy (Segel) continues to inch nearer to the happiness he had before his spouse’s loss of life — and debates whether or not he’s able to date.
Bridgerton

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Jan. 29, Netflix (Part 2 drops Feb. 26)
Cast: Luke Thompson, Yerin Ha, Jonathan Bailey, Victor Alli, Adjoa Andoh, Julie Andrews, Lorraine Ashbourne, Masali Baduza, Nicola Coughlan, Hannah Dodd, Daniel Francis, Ruth Gemmell, Florence Hunt, Martins Imhangbe, Claudia Jessie, Luke Newton, Golda Rosheuvel, Will Tilston, Polly Walker, Emma Naomi, Hugh Sachs, Kate Bridgerton, Isabella Wei, Michelle Mao, Katie Leung

It’s Benedict and Sophie’s flip! Season 4 kicks off with a new romance between the pair, performed by Thompson and Ha, respectively, as they meet at his mom’s masquerade ball and a Cinderella-esque romance ensues. (Because that tiny masks hides her identification, duh!)
The Lincoln Lawyer

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Feb. 5, Netflix
Cast: Manuel Garcia Rulfo, Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole, Angus Sampson, Constance Zimmer

In Season 4 of the sequence, based on Michael Connelly’s novels, Mickey Haller (Rulfo) “faces his toughest case yet as he and his team work tirelessly to prove his innocence in the murder of a former client, Sam Scales.” Plus, Kyle Richards visitor stars!
The ‘Burbs

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Feb. 8, Peacock
Cast: Keke Palmer, Jack Whitehall, Julia Duffy, Paula Pell, Mark Proksch, Kapil Talwalkar

Seth MacFarlane and Brian Grazer produce this adaptation of the 1989 cult basic, with a eight-epsiode sequence following a younger couple (Palmer and Whitehall) in present-day suburbia, whose lives change when a mysterious and secret-filled new neighbor strikes into the cul-de-sac.
Vanished

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Feb. 11, MGM+
Cast: Kaley Cuoco, Sam Claflin, Karin Viard, Matthias Schweighöfer, Simon Abkarian, Dar Zuzovsky

The four-part thriller thriller follows Alice (Cuoco) and her boyfriend Tom (Claflin), as a pair who head to Paris for trip, only for him to fade aboard a prepare to the south of France. She’s then left to place together the clues to seek out out what occurred — and who he actually was.
Cross

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Feb. 11, Prime Video
Cast: Aldis Hodge, Matthew Lillard, Jeanine Mason, Wes Chatham, Isaiah Mustafa, Alona Tal, Samantha Walkes, Juanita Jennings, Caleb Elijah, Melody Hurd, Johnny Ray Gill

Based on characters created by James Patterson, Season 2 of the crime thriller sees Cross (Hodge) trying to find a ruthless vigilante who’s looking corrupt billionaires. Matthew Lillard, Jeanine Mason and Wes Chatham be part of the solid for the second season. The first three episodes will drop on premiere date, adopted by weekly episodes.
Dark Winds

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Feb. 15, AMC
Cast: Zahn McClarnon, Kiowa Gordon, Jessica Matten, Deanna Allison, Franka Potente, Isabel DeRoy-Olson, Chaske Spencer, Luke Barnett, Titus Welliver, A. Martinez

The critically acclaimed Robert Redford and George R.R. Martin-produced noir thriller returns for a fourth season, as Leaphorn (McClarnon), Chee (Gordon) and Manuelito (Matten) seek for a lacking Navajo woman, touring to Nineteen Seventies Los Angeles to avoid wasting her from an obsessive killer.
56 Days

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Feb. 18, Prime Video
Cast: Dove Cameron, Avan Jogia, Karla Souza, Dorian Missick

Described as “both a unique crime story and a riveting, sexy, psychological thriller,” the sequence cuts between two timelines — the intense love story of Ciara Wyse (Cameron) and Oliver Kennedy (Jogia) — and 56 days later as murder investigators discover an unidentified physique, “brutally murdered and intentionally decomposed” at Oliver’s house. While based on Catherine Ryan Howard’s best-selling novel, the present doesn’t happen during the pandemic not like the novel.
The Night Agent

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Feb. 19, Netflix
Cast: Gabriel Basso, Genesis Rodriguez, Stephen Moyer, David Lyons, Jennifer Morrison

In Season 3, Peter Sutherland (Basso) dives right into a new case — without Rose for the first time. (Luciane Buchanan has left the present.) As he searches for an agent who killed his boss and fled to Istanbul with delicate intel, Peter must “investigate a dark money network while avoiding its paid assassins” and work alongside a “relentless journalist” (Rodriguez).
The Last Thing He Told Me

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Feb. 20, Apple TV
Cast: Jennifer Garner, Angourie Rice, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Judy Greer, Rita Wilson, Michael Galante, John Noble, Luke Kirby

While the first season was based on Laura Dave’s novel of the same title, the eight-episode second will likely be based on her observe up, “The First Time I Saw Him,” which releases this Jan. 6. After 5 years on the run, Owen (Coster-Waldau) returns, sending Hannah (Garner) and her daughter (Rice) “in a race to figure out how to reunite their family before the past catches up to them.”
The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins

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Feb. 23, NBC
Cast: Tracy Morgan, Daniel Radcliffe, Erika Alexander, Bobby Moynihan, Precious Way, Jalyn Hall

From the writers behind “30 Rock” and “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” comes a soccer comedy following disgraced former participant Reggie Dinkins (Morgan) as he enlists filmmaker Arthur Tobin (Radcliffe) to assist him rehabilitate his picture and earn again the respect of his household and followers.
Paradise

Feb. 23, Hulu
Cast: Sterling Okay. Brown, Julianne Nicholson, Sarah Shahi, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Krys Marshall, Enuka Okuma, Aliyah Mastin, Percy Daggs IV, Charlie Evans, James Marsden, Shailene Woodley, Thomas Doherty, Jon Beavers

In Season 2, Xavier Collins (Brown) searches the outdoors world for his spouse, who he believes is still alive, outdoors of the bunker. Meanwhile, fallout from Season 1 continues in the bunker as new secrets and techniques are uncovered.
Scrubs

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Feb. 25, ABC (first two episodes, then weekly)
Cast: Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, Judy Reyes, John C. McGinley

Sixteen years after the Season 9 finale, the Bill Lawrence sitcom returns as JD (Braff) and Turk (Fiason) scrub in together for the first time in a very long time — and the whole lot at Sacred Heart Hospital is different from what it was in 2010.
Survivor

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Feb. 25, CBS

The epic fiftieth season will feature all former gamers, including two from the latest Season 49 and “The White Lotus” creator Mike White. As always, Jeff Probst is again as showrunner and host — however, as seen in the trailer, will also strive his hand at competing. To have a good time the season, CBS will start airing past episodes Monday by means of Friday starting Feb. 9.
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters

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Feb. 27, Apple TV
Cast: Kurt Russell, Wyatt Russell, Anna Sawai, Kiersey Clemons, Ren Watabe, Mari Yamamoto, Joe Tippett, Anders Holm

Wyatt and Kurt Russell return (playing the same character across two timelines) as the destiny of the world hangs in the stability. Per the present’s Season 2 logline, “The dramatic saga reveals buried secrets that reunite our heroes (and villains) on Kong’s Skull Island, and a new, mysterious village where a mythical Titan rises from the sea. The ripple effects of the past make waves in the present day, blurring the bonds between family, friend and foe — all with the threat of a titan event on the horizon.”
Y: Marshals

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March 1, CBS
Cast: Luke Grimes, Logan Marshall-Green, Arielle Kebbel, Ash Santos, Tatanka Means, Brecken Merrill, Gil Birmingham, Mo Brings Plenty

Another day, another “Yellowstone” spinoff — this time, following Kayce Dutton (Grimes) as he works to place his past behind him and joins the U.S. Marshals to “bring range justice to Montana.” This marks the fourth sequence to happen in the “Yellowstone” universe following the flagship, “1883” and “1923.”
Young Sherlock

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March 4, Prime Video
Cast: Dónal Finn, Zine Tseng, Joseph Fiennes, Natascha McElhone, Max Irons, Colin Firth

Guy Ritchie directs and government produces this reimagining of the beloved detective’s origin story in 1870s Oxford: “Sherlock Holmes (Finn) is a disgraced young man – raw and unfiltered – when he finds himself wrapped up in a murder case that threatens his liberty. His first ever case unravels a globe-trotting conspiracy that changes his life forever.”
Ted

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March 5, Peacock
Cast: Seth MacFarlane, Max Burkholder, Alanna Ubach, Scott Grimes, Giorgia Whigham

The filthy, humorous, heartfelt speaking teddy bear sequence is again. This time, it’s 1994 and Ted (MacFarlane) and his best pal John Bennett (Burkholder) are heading to senior yr. At house, they live with John’s mother and father (Grimes and Ubach) and outspoken cousin Blaire (Whigham). Plus, the prequel continuation is just the start of the “Ted” cinematic universe — there’s an upcoming “Ted: The Animated Series” which can choose up after the “Ted” motion pictures with MacFarlane, Mark Wahlberg, Amanda Seyfried, Jessica Barth, Kyle Mooney and Liz Richman returning as voices.
Outlander

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March 6, Starz
Cast: Caitríona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, John Bell, David Berry, Charles Vandervaart, Izzy Meikle-Small

After seven seasons, “Outlander” — a true phenonemon — will come to an end with its eighth and final season, following Jamie (Heughan) and Claire (Balfe) as they return house to Frasier’s Ridge, which has only grown of their absence. While publicly preserving a united entrance, new secrets and techniques threaten to tear aside the Frasers, who’re compelled to ask themselves what they’re prepared to sacrifice to remain together.
One Piece

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March 10, Netflix
Cast: Iñaki Godoy, Mackenyu, Emily Rudd, Jacob Romero, Taz Skylar, Charithra Chandran

Season 2, titled “One Piece: Into the Grand Line” consists of “fiercer adversaries and the most perilous quests yet,” per Netflix, with Luffy (Godoy) and the Straw Hats setting sail for the Grand Line, “a legendary stretch of sea where danger and wonder await at every turn.” And as in every treasure hunt, anticipate new enemies.
Scarpetta

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March 11, Prime Video
Cast: Nicole Kidman, Jamie Lee Curtis, Bobby Cannavale, Simon Baker, Ariana DeBose, Rosy McEwen, Jake Cannavale, Hunter Parrish

A forensic crime thriller based on Patricia Cromwell’s Kat Scarpetta ebook sequence, the extremely anticipated (and lengthy in the making!) adaptation unfolds over two timelines — Kay’s (Kidman) journey from Chief Medical Examiner in the ’90s to her present-day place investigating a homicide. “With skilled hands and an unnerving eye, this unrelenting medical examiner is determined to serve as the voice of the victims, unmask a serial killer, and prove that her career-making case from 28 years prior isn’t also her undoing,” the logline reads. “Set against the backdrop of modern forensic investigation, the series delves beyond the crime scene to explore the psychological complexities of both perpetrators and investigators, creating a multi-layered thriller that examines the toll of pursuing justice at all costs.”
Imperfect Women

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March 18, Apple TV
Cast: Kerry Washington, Elisabeth Moss, Kate Mara, Joel Kinnaman, Corey Stoll, Leslie Odom Jr., Audrey Zahn, Jill Wagner, Sheryl Lee Ralph

The eight-episode thriller has an all-star solid, and is based on Araminta Hall’s novel (tailored by Annie Weisman) inspecting against the law, and diving into an investigation that “shatters the lives of a decades-long friendship of three women.”
The Bachelorette

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March. 22, ABC

Disney continues to go all-in on Hulu’s “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” with Season 22 of “The Bachelorette,” led by Taylor Frankie Paul. The Utah native, 31, is searching for a really particular man — one who accepts her three kids, no matter her state of affairs is with Dakota (the father of her youngest son) and who’s prepared to be half of MomTookay. Oh, and transfer to Utah! This casting might just convey Bachelor Nation again to life.
The Faithful

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March 22, Fox
Cast: Minnie Driver, Jeffrey Donovan, Natacha Karam, Alexa Davalos, Tom Mison, Tom Payne, Ben Robson, Millie Brady, Blu Hunt

Over the course of three two-hour installments, “The Faithful” will air throughout Easter and Passover season. The sequence is a dramatization of the Book of Genesis, told by means of the lens of 5 of the Old Testament’s women: Sarah (Driver) and her servant Hagar (Karam), Sarah’s great-niece Rebekah (Davalos), and Rebekah’s nieces, sisters Leah (Brady) and Rachel (Hunt). Per Fox, “‘The Faithful’ is about discovering and losing love, the challenges of marriage, the joys and heartbreak of children, confronting temptation, and finding faith.”
The Forsytes

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March 22, PBS/Masterpiece (all six out there to binge with PBS Passport; or watch weekly on PBS)
Cast: Stephen Moyer, Jack Davenport, Millie Gibson, Tuppence Middleton, Joshua Orpin, Francesca Annis, Eleanor Tomlinson, Danny Griffin

Already big in the U.Okay., the place it premiered in the fall (and has been renewed for a second season), “The Forsytes” follows a rich Victorian-era stockbroking household, “whose generations find themselves torn between tradition and self-sacrifice versus personal happiness and the pursuit of love.” The sequence is impressed by John Galsworthy’s novels “The Forsyte Saga” (which has already been tailored for British tv twice, belovedly so).
Your Friends & Neighbors

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April 3, Apple TV
Cast: Jon Hamm, James Marsden, Amanda Peet, Olivia Munn, Hoon Lee, Mark Tallman, Lena Hall, Aimee Carrero, Eunice Bae, Isabel Gravitt, Donovan Colan

Having been cleared of homicide — and having gotten away with changing into a thief — in Season 1, Hamm’s Coop isn’t making many modifications in Season 2, persevering with his life as “an unlikely suburban thief.” But when a new neighbor involves city (Marsden), the whole lot might be uncovered.
The Boys

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April 8, Prime Video
Cast: Antony Starr, Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Erin Moriarty, Laz Alonso, Karen Fukuhara, Tomer Capone, Colby Minifie, Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki

“Big stuff’s gonna happen,” guarantees the tagline for the fifth and final season of “The Boys.” While we might paraphrase, it’s better to simple share creator Eric Kripke’s logline instead: “It’s Homelander’s (Starr) world, completely subject to his erratic, egomaniacal whims. Hughie (Quaid), Mother’s Milk (Alonso), and Frenchie (Capone) are imprisoned in a ‘Freedom Camp.’ Annie (Moriarty) struggles to mount a resistance against the overwhelming Supe force. Kimiko (Fukuhara) is nowhere to be found. But when Butcher (Urban) reappears, ready and willing to use a virus that will wipe all Supes off the map, he sets in motion a chain of events that will forever change the world and everyone in it. It’s the climax, people.” Also, Kripke’s “Supernatural” reunions on “The Boys” will continue, with Padalecki becoming a member of the solid.
Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair

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April 10, Hulu
Cast: Frankie Muniz, Jane Kaczmarek, Bryan Cranston, Chris Kennedy Masterson, Justin Berfield, Emy Coligado, Caleb Ellsworth-Clark, Keeley Karsten, Vaughan Murrae, Kiana Madeira

Twenty years after the Fox sitcom got here to an end, the Wilkerson household is again for a four-part event sequence. After more than a decade of avoiding his mother and father, now grown-up youngster prodigy Malcolm (Muniz) and his daughter (Karsten), are compelled to face them for his or her fortieth marriage ceremony anniversary.
Margo’s Got Money Troubles

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April 15, Apple TV
Cast: Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicole Kidman, Nick Offerman, Thaddea Graham, Marcia Gay Harden, Greg Kinnear, Michael Angarano, Rico Nasty, Lindsey Normington

The A-list comedic drama, based on the bestselling novel by Rufi Thorpe, comes from A24 and David E. Kelley, following author Margo (Fanning), the daughter of an ex-Hooter’s waitress (Pfeiffer) and ex-pro wrestler (Offerman), who’s a latest faculty dropout compelled to determine out life with a new child and an infinite pile of payments.
Widow’s Bay

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April 29, Apple TV
Cast: Matthew Rhys, Kate O’Flynn, Stephen Root, Kingston Rumi Southwick, Kevin Caroll, Dale Dickey

Need a mix of horror and comedy? That’s how the 10-episode sequence is promoted, telling the story of Mayor Tom Loftis (Rhys), trying to revive his community — a quaint island city off the coast of New England. “But something lurks beneath the surface.” Locals suppose the island is cursed, however he’s received his thoughts set on making the spot a vacationer vacation spot and build a future for his youngster. But when the vacationers do come, “the old stories that seemed too ludicrous to be true start happening again.”

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The Most Anticipated TV Shows of 2026: New and Returning Series

The Most Anticipated TV Shows of 2026: New and Returning Series

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Best Medicine

Beast Games

The Masked Singer

The Traitors

The Pitt

His & Hers

A Thousand Blows

Industry

The Night Manager

All Creatures Great and Small

Tell Me Lies

Hijack

Riot Women

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials

Ponies

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

Drops of God

The Beauty

Steal

Memory of a Killer

Wonder Man

Shrinking

Bridgerton

The Lincoln Lawyer

The ‘Burbs

Vanished

Cross

Dark Winds

56 Days

The Night Agent

The Last Thing He Told Me

The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins

Paradise

Scrubs

Survivor

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters

Y: Marshals

Young Sherlock

Ted

Outlander

One Piece

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The Bachelorette

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Your Friends & Neighbors

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Margo’s Got Money Troubles

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