Welcome to Deadline’s annual list of premiere dates for new and returning TV series. The roster covers hundreds of broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting throughout 2025, including many still listed as TBA (to be announced). It includes series premieres and season debuts, shows returning from hiatus and some one-offs such as live sports and awards shows but not movies or specials. Note that older premiere dates are listed at the bottom and that not all PBS outlets premiere their shows on the same day. As always, we update this post daily as more dates are revealed, so check back often for the latest. We’re glad you tuned in. Additions or adjustments can be sent to [email protected].
TV fans, are you ready? 2025 is about to drop some absolute fire on your screens—from fresh new shows to long-awaited returns. Whether you’re into streaming hits, network staples, or hidden gems on cable, this is your ultimate cheat sheet for all the premiere dates that matter. We’ve packed this list with everything you need: titles, networks, platforms, and exact release dates.
So grab your remote (or your streaming login), and let’s dive into the shows that’ll make 2025 your most binge-worthy year yet!
Why 2025 Is Set to Be a Massive Year for TV
The TV landscape is evolving faster than ever. In 2025, networks and streaming services are doubling down on original content, fan-favorite renewals, and surprise reboots. After a few bumpy years of production delays, this is the year entertainment truly roars back.
January 2025 TV Premieres
New Shows Premiering in January
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“Frozen Hour” (Netflix) – Jan 5
A post-apocalyptic survival thriller that’s already being called the next “Squid Game.” -
“Justice Reborn” (The CW) – Jan 9
Superheroes meet courtroom drama in this gritty, genre-blending original.
Returning Series in January
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“Euphoria” Season 3 (HBO) – Jan 12
Zendaya returns for another explosive season. -
“The Mandalorian” Season 4 (Disney+) – Jan 18
Mando and Grogu are back with more galaxy-saving missions.
February Premieres You Can’t Ignore
New Releases in February
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“Siren’s Song” (Apple TV+) – Feb 2
A haunting mystery drama set on the coast of Maine. Think “Big Little Lies” meets “Dark.” -
“Alien: Covenant” Series (Hulu) – Feb 14
A new sci-fi horror series rebooting the iconic franchise.
Fan Favorites Returning
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“Stranger Things” Season 5 (Netflix) – Feb 20
The final season of this cultural juggernaut—expect tears and Demogorgons. -
“The Rookie” Season 7 (ABC) – Feb 26
Officer Nolan is back on the beat.
March Means Must-Watch TV
New Must-See Shows in March
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“The Resistance” (Amazon Prime Video) – Mar 5
Political thriller meets espionage in this high-octane original. -
“Echoes of Paris” (HBO Max) – Mar 9
A romantic mystery unraveling across generations.
Shows Making a Big Return
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“Yellowjackets” Season 3 (Showtime) – Mar 15
The twisted mystery deepens with more flashbacks and darker secrets. -
“The Boys” Season 5 (Amazon Prime Video) – Mar 22
More chaos, satire, and blood-splattered superhero drama.
April Showers Bring Streaming Power
New Titles Dropping in April
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“Ghost Network” (Peacock) – Apr 3
Paranormal investigators meet big tech in this eerie hybrid genre series. -
“Blood & Blockchain” (FX) – Apr 10
A dark financial thriller diving into crypto crime.
Returning in April
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“Better Call Saul: The Prequel Files” (AMC) – Apr 14
New spinoff detailing Saul Goodman’s earliest con games. -
“Bridgerton” Season 4 (Netflix) – Apr 27
Romance, scandal, and corsets—yes, please.
May Madness: Drama, Laughs, and Everything In Between
New Series Alert
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“Dead Air” (Hulu) – May 1
A podcasting true crime duo gets caught in their own deadly mystery. -
“Empire High” (CW) – May 9
High school, politics, and power struggles—Gen Z style.
Returning Titles
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“Grey’s Anatomy” Season 21 (ABC) – May 15
The hospital drama just won’t quit (and we’re not mad about it). -
“Ted Lasso” Season 4 (Apple TV+) – May 25
One last ride for the coach who stole our hearts.
What’s Leaving and What’s Renewed
Many fan favorites are on their final seasons in 2025. Some to catch before they bow out:
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“Stranger Things” – Final Season
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“The Crown” – Final Season
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“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” – Final Curtain Call
New renewals already confirmed for 2026 include:
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“Succession: Legacy” (HBO)
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“The Last of Us” Season 3 (HBO)
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“Only Murders in the Building” Season 5 (Hulu)
Future Highlights (Late 2025 & Holiday Season)
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“Game of Thrones: Rise of Valyria” (HBO) – Sept 2025
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“WandaVision: Resurrection” (Disney+) – Oct 2025
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“A Very Stranger Christmas” (Netflix Special) – Dec 2025
Tips to Stay Updated With Premieres
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Use Apps like TV Time, JustWatch, or Reelgood to get reminders.
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Follow Official Channels – Twitter/X, Instagram, and YouTube trailers drop early.
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Create a Watchlist on your favorite platforms—Netflix and Prime let you set notifications.
Why You Should Care About TV Premieres
Because the right show at the right time? It’s not just entertainment—it’s therapy, inspiration, and bonding time. A good series can become a cultural moment. And missing out? That’s how spoilers happen.
Let’s Get Real: What We’re All Waiting For
Be honest—whether it’s the next “Euphoria” meltdown, a Mandalorian twist, or a Bridgerton ballroom moment, we all have that show. The one we stay up late for. The one we group chat about. This guide ensures you don’t miss a single second.
Final Thoughts
2025 is the year TV goes next level. With a mix of high-stakes drama, laugh-out-loud comedies, chilling thrillers, and heartwarming returns, there’s literally something for everyone. So save this list, bookmark it, print it—whatever it takes. Because if you’re not watching what’s hot, you’re just stuck watching spoilers.
