The TV Shows We Can’t Wait to See in 2025
With last year’s TV shows already in our rearview mirrors – and perhaps still in our minds – 2025 will bring a slew of new premieres and returning episodes (some of which have been missing from our screens for a long time ) Let’s stay entertained. Marvel has a packed schedule of movies and TV shows this year, and HBO is bringing us new seasons of hits like The Last of Us and The White Lotus.
Netflix has us on the fence about Stranger Things 5 ​​and Wednesday , but it’s not the only one making us think, “What about next season?” Hopefully P-Valley will be available on Starz this summer, along with updates on the release of Season 2 of Poker Face and the next installment of Interview with the Vampire. For anime fans, remember that more Dandadan and My Hero Academia are coming soon.
While some TV shows lack firm premiere dates, it’s not too early to start marking your calendars and supporting your watchlists this year. Here’s a look at which movies have us excited for TV in 2025.
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What we do know is that Stranger Things 5 ​​is coming, the series’ final season after nearly 10 years. With Vecna ​​not gone yet, the Hawkins kids are going to face more life-or-death situations that are sure to keep us upset. For tips, check out episode title – Includes an ending called “The Rightside Up”.
Cobra Kai (February 13)
The sequel series to Netflix’s hit The Karate Kid will conclude with the third and final episode of Season 6. After a chaotic World Series brawl in Part II, the futures of Daniel LaRusso, Johnny Lawrence and their students hang in the balance. Can they put all violence aside and defeat John Cleese once and for all?
Zero-day vulnerabilities (February 20)
Robert De Niro hits the small screen as a former president investigating a deadly cyberattack across the country.
Official Residence (March 20)
Inspired by Kate Anderson Brower’s novels, Shonda Rhimes tries her hand at the murder mystery genre in Netflix’s new Upstairs Downstairs comedy. The show tells the story of a tortuous investigation into a murder that occurred inside the White House. Starring Uzo Aduba and Randall Park.
Squid Game 3
Squidward 2 has just premiered, but Netflix will invite viewers to watch the third (and final) season sometime in 2025. The drama will pick up after the cliffhanger ending and bring the Korean series to a close.
You, Season 5
Penn Badgley returns as violent romantic Joe Goldberg for the fifth and final season of the acclaimed thriller based on the novels by Caroline Kepnes. Joe Goldberg). After an eventful trip to Europe, Joe returns to New York City with the demons of his past not far behind.
Alice’s Endless Land
This is the third installment in the Japanese dark survival thriller series in which characters are transported to a cruel parallel world through a deadly game.
black rabbit
Jason Bateman and Jude Law star as estranged brothers in this Netflix thriller. Bateman shares directing duties with Ozark co-star Laura Linney.
Black Mirror, Season 7
The new season of Netflix’s hit sci-fi anthology series will be “a little bit like Black Mirror,” Charlie Booker said during Netflix’s Geek Week 2024 event. The six-episode series will include a continuation of the fourth season’s “Calister” series and features a strong cast including Paul Giamatti, Emma Corrin, Cristin Milioti, Issa Rae and Peter Capaldi, among others.
“Devil May Cry” (April 2025)
The animated adaptation of the hit video game series is coming soon, but we’ll let the trailer speak for itself.
Disney+
Daredevil: Rebirth (March 5)
Marvel is relaunching the series with Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, Vincent D’Onofrio as Wilson Fisk, and Jon Bernthal as the Punisher/Frank Carter Sir. As a fan of the Netflix series, I can’t wait to see how dark and scary things get in Hell’s Kitchen. The trailer gives us a great taste of it, so make sure your Disney+ subscription is active for the month of March.
“Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” (January 29)
After the great animated days of X-Men 97, the Marvel Animation team will take a look at Peter Parker’s early life in the comics. Capture young Spider-Man swinging through the city.
Andorra, Season 2 (April 22)
The second and final season of the Star Wars: Rogue One prequel series follows Diego Luna’s Cassian Andor as he embarks on a reluctant journey to join the Rebel Alliance and wage war against the Galactic Empire.
Heart of Steel (June 24)
The character Riri Williams (aka Ironheart) made her MCU debut in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and her live-action series will tell the inventor’s story in her hometown of Chicago . Will she stick to her goals, or will she get distracted and get caught up in things that don’t serve her purpose?
Marvel Zombies (Halloween)
Remember the zombified episode of What If? Well, we got more. The spooky season is about to begin with Marvel Zombies, where some of your favorite superheroes are turned into the walking dead by a virus. The series stars Elizabeth Olsen as Scarlet Witch, Simu Liu as Shang-Chi, David Harbour as Red Guardian, Dominic Thorne as Ironheart, and Flo as the survivors struggle to defeat them and the virus. Lawrence Pugh plays Yelena.
Percy Jackson and the Gods of Olympus
Tune in this year to watch the new season of Camp Half-Blood as Percy and his friends dive into a sea of ​​monsters. New cast members include Percy’s half-brother Tyson, the Cyclops; Tamara Smart as Thalia Grace, daughter of Zeus; and Andra Day as the goddess Athena.
“Wonder Man” (December 2025)
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II stars as Simon Williams (Wonder Man) in the drama, which tells the story of a stuntman with superpowers who plays a superhero on screen. Ben Kingsley will also star in the Marvel series, which will be released in December.
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The official adaptation of Nick Cave’s brilliant novel starring Ray Winstone is announced first About 20 years ago. While that movie ultimately failed, Rabbit Munroe is now reborn as a limited series, and I’m actually even more excited about the prospect of this one. Starring House of the Dragon’s Matt Smith and written by John Lennon’s original story Nowhere Boy, the series looks set to continue Sky UK’s legacy Day of the Jackal. The story follows the titular alcoholic and womanizer Bunny Munro and his young son as they try to escape life after their mother’s untimely death. The book is full of twists and turns, and I thought Matt Smith had the charisma to play the magnetic yet self-delusional “ladies’ man.” The show will premiere on Sky later this year and I expect it will also appear on Peacock like Jackal.
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What did that review say? Anyone who wants to know wants to know, and The Bear should answer that question when its fourth season airs this year. Chef Carmy is committed to turning his restaurant into a three-Michelin-star restaurant, but will this come at the expense of his professional and personal relationships? we will see.
Paradise (January 28)
Sterling K. Brown reunites with “This Is Us” creator Dan Fogelman in Hulu’s new crime thriller about an agent trapped in a The story of a murder investigation of the highest order.
The Handmaid’s Tale (Spring 2025)
The final installment of the dystopian drama, which premiered in 2017, stars Elisabeth Moss as a woman forced to become a reproductive surrogate.
Alien: Earth (Summer 2025)
Noah Hawley’s hilarious Alien prequel series takes place before Ripley confronts the pesky alien aboard the Nostromo in the 1979 film. As the name of the horror series suggests, it will take place on Earth rather than in outer space.
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Mike White’s hit satirical drama, set in Thailand, returns for its third season. Natasha Rothwell, who played spa manager Belinda in season one, reprises her role.
The Last of Us Season 2 (April)
Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey return as Joel and Ellie in the second season of HBO’s hit video game adaptation. In the Season 1 finale, Joel killed the Fireflies and lied to her in order to save Ellie. How will this act of violence affect their journey to cure the cordyceps brain infection?
The Righteous Gemstones Season 4
Danny McBride’s famed comedy is returning for more gem-fest, which is great news considering the series finale vibe that permeated the end of season three.
Peacemaker 2 (August)
James Gunn’s DC series will see John Cena reprise his role as the helmet-wearing antihero. Amanda Waller’s Task Force X was revealed to be an illegal operation in the final moments of the season 1 finale. How will the impact of this announcement be felt in Part Two?
hacker 4
Legendary comedian Deborah and talented young writer Ava return for a fourth season filled with backstabbing.
knight of the seven kingdoms
The spin-off is set 100 years before Game of Thrones and tells the story of a young knight, Ser Duncan the Tall, and his squire Egg.
welcome to delhi
The “It” prequel series takes viewers to Derry, Maine, back in time to the 1960s, long before the events of the first film, to explore the origin story of Pennywise the Clown. Tune in later this year for the nine-episode first season.
duster
Lost alum Josh Holloway stars as a crime syndicate’s getaway driver in J.J. Abrams’ new ’70s crime drama.
High quality video
The third season of Prime Video’s hit action series is inspired by the book “Persuader” by Lee Childs and follows Jack Reacher as he faces more demons from his past in a quest for justice.
Invincible, Season 3 (February 6)
Steven Yeun returns as the voice of Mark Grayson (aka Invincible) in the third season of Robert Kirkman’s hit animated series. This season, the titular hero is grappling with the violent choices he made in Season 2, which left him questioning just how much like his murderous father he really is. Furthermore, will he be able to protect humanity from Viltrum’s oppressors, or will he give in to their demands and conquer Earth himself? Check trailer Some tips.
The Fifth Generation, Season 2
The Bloody Universe of The Boys expands with The Fifth Generation , a series starring a young cast of superheroes that returns for a second season this year.
criminal
Prime Video is bringing Ed Brubaker’s Eisner-winning comic book to life. The series takes place in a world that explores the lives of low-level thieves and other outlaws and will subvert narrative expectations of the crime drama genre.
The summer I became beautiful 3
Spend more time with teenagers Bailey, Conrad and Jeremiah in the third season of this sun-filled coming-of-age series.
Apple TV+
Lumon Industries’ Macrodata Refinement team is back after breaking through the severance barrier. Needless to say, their search for answers is about to get even weirder in this hit sci-fi thriller from Apple TV Plus.
Mythic Quest, Season 4 (January 29)
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-creator and co-star Charlie Day has joined the cast of Rob McElhenney’s video game comedy for Season 4.
Drug Thief (March 14)
Brian Tyree Henry stars in this drama about two friends who impersonate DEA agents to rob a house, only to end up with a massive drug stash operation.
Your Friends and Neighbors (April 11)
Jon Hamm stars as a hedge fund manager who starts stealing from his wealthy neighbors after being fired from his job.
Paramount Plus/Paramount Network/Showtime
Taylor Sheridan TV continues with a second season of this Yellowstone prequel series, telling the story of previous generations of the Dutton family.
Yellow Jackets, Season 3 (February 14)
The show’s third season follows plane crash survivors as they go through a transformative time in the wilderness and what they’re still grappling with as adults.
Doctor Who: Resurrection (Summer 2025)
Michael C. Hall reprises his role as everyone’s favorite sociopathic vigilante in the upcoming sequel series. The show is said to be picking up where “Dexter: The New Blood” left off – with Dexter Morgan dying in the snow.
