Numerous exciting television premieres are on the horizon, showcasing a range of genres and compelling storylines. Season three of the critically acclaimed series Euphoria kicks off on April 12 on HBO, continuing to explore the complex dynamics among a group of childhood friends as they navigate themes of faith, redemption, and the nature of evil.
The Lincoln Lawyer, based on Michael Connelly’s bestselling novels, will return to Netflix with its fourth season on February 5. This season adapts the sixth book in the series, The Law of Innocence, wherein Mickey Haller, played by Manuel Garcia Rulfo, confronts his most challenging case yet: proving his innocence in the murder of a former client, Sam Scales. Haller’s journey delves deep into unraveling Scales’ final scam, placing him at odds with the DA and the FBI, as well as his troubled past.
Fans of late-night television can look forward to Saturday Night Live on January 17, when Finn Wolfhard is set to host, accompanied by musical guest A$AP Rocky.
ABC is introducing a new drama series titled RJ Decker, premiering on March 3 at 10 PM. The series features Scott Speedman as a disgraced journalist turned private investigator, navigating a world rife with crime in South Florida. With the help of his journalist ex and her police detective wife, he tackles cases ranging from the unusual to the bizarre. Inspired by Carl Hiaasen’s novel “Double Whammy,” RJ Decker promises a mix of humor and suspense.
NBC is set to air The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, premiering with a special episode on January 18 at 10 PM. This series follows a disgraced former football star who seeks to rehabilitate his public image with the assistance of an award-winning filmmaker. Reggie Dinkins, portrayed by Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe, must confront his past while striving to earn back the respect of his family and fans.
Prime Video is preparing for the live-action adaptation of the popular video game God of War, with Ryan Hurst stepping into the role of Kratos. The series will follow Kratos’ journey as he balances his combat prowess with newfound responsibilities as a father to his son Atreus. With a two-season order and pre-production underway, this adaptation aims to capture the heart of the beloved franchise.
The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th is poised for its premiere on Bravo later this year, taking fans through iconic locations within the franchise and featuring beloved characters. Each episode is anticipated to be rich with nostalgia, humor, and the dramatic dynamics fans have come to love.
Moreover, Taylor Tomlinson’s new stand-up special will debut on Netflix on February 24. Titled after themes of faith and self-exploration, this special promises to resonate with audiences through relatable and profound humor.
HBO Max has announced a continued partnership with A24, ensuring that a myriad of A24 films will remain accessible to subscribers, significantly enriching the streaming platform’s offerings.
OWN is expanding its Belle Collective franchise, with a new series, Belle Collective: Birmingham, joining the original show returning for a new season on February 13. This spinoff aims to spotlight more inspiring stories of Black female entrepreneurs.
BET will premiere The Coach Vick Experience on February 4, documenting Michael Vick’s journey as he takes on the role of a first-time head coach. This impactful docuseries promises a raw and inspiring glimpse into sports and personal redemption.
TLC’s 90 Day: The Single Life will return on February 9, featuring complex love stories and unexpected connections among its cast as they navigate dating after heartbreak.
Lastly, Netflix’s Motorvalley is set to premiere on February 10, centering on a young heir’s quest to reclaim control of her family’s racing empire by recruiting an eclectic team.
The upcoming months promise a diverse array of television offerings that cater to various interests, showcasing stories of resilience, redemption, and heartfelt connections in the realm of entertainment.