Diarra From Detroit  — new drama series

The show follows Diarra, a young woman facing life’s challenges in Detroit. With engaging stories and a real look at personal and work struggles, the series explores the city’s culture and energy. This one-season drama will hook viewers with its interesting plot and relatable characters. Don’t miss out on Diarra’s Detroit journey.

Premiered on BET+ on March 21, 2024. 

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Loot — Season 2

Maya Rudolph is back with the hit comedy series Loot. This season will keep delivering the laughs and charm that fans loved in the first season. Joel Kim Booster joins the cast, bringing even more energy. Expect more funny moments and great storylines as the series continues. Don’t miss the new season of “Loot” for more fun and entertainment.

Premiered on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, April 3, 2024

Pretty Little Liars  — Season 2

In the peaceful town of Millwood, a group of teenage girls deals with mysterious threats from someone called ‘A’. Twenty years after tragic events, these new Little Liars face secrets, lies, and danger. Follow their thrilling journey to uncover the truth in Pretty Little Liars 2022.

Season 2 premiered on May 9th on Max, Prime Video, Fandango at Home or Apple TV.

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9-1-1  — Season 7

After Fox canceled the show, 9-1-1 moved to ABC in March for Season 7. In the season premiere, Athena (Angela Bassett) and Bobby (Peter Krause) go on a honeymoon cruise but face unexpected problems. Chaos on the ship forces them to interrupt their vacation. Meanwhile, the team at home worries as news spreads that the cruise ship has disappeared.

The show resumed airing on March 14 on ABC and was on Hulu the next day.

 Starring : Angela Bassett

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Girls5eva  — Season 3

Following its cancellation by Peacock, Girls5eva arrived on Netflix with its third season, reuniting the ’90s girl group featuring Dawn (Sara Bareilles), Wickie (Renée Elise Goldsberry), Summer (Busy Philipps), and Gloria (Paula Pell). The group, having recorded a fresh album, embarks on the anticipated journey of a comeback tour. With no concrete plans in place, the girls embark on a spontaneous road trip, aiming to promote their latest album and reclaim their former glory. 

Starring : Renée Elise Goldsberry and others

The show made its return on March 14th on Netflix.

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Grown-Ish  — Season 6

The sixth and final season of “Grown-ish” began its journey on June 28, 2023, captivating audiences with its relatable stories and vibrant characters. Divided into two parts, the anticipation grew for the arrival of Part 2, which finally graced screens on March 27, 2024, offering fans closure and excitement in equal measure.

Starring : Yara Shahidi, Trevor Jackson, Diggy Simmons, Chloe Bailey, Halle Bailey, and others, season 6 brings back the talented ensemble cast for this final installment of the beloved series.

Premiered on March 27, 2024, on Freeform

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 All American  — Season 6

All American returned for its sixth season on April 1st. While details about the season were scarce, viewers were eager to see the resolution of several cliffhangers left from the previous season. Notably, Season 5 concluded with Patience (Chelsea Tavares) being stabbed by Miko (Courtney Bandeko), leaving fans anxious to learn the outcome. Furthermore, the sudden death of Coach Bill Barker (Taye Diggs) left lingering questions about its impact on the characters.  

The show aired its return episode on April 1st on The CW.

Starring : Daniel Ezra, Samantha Logan, Michael Evans Behling, Bre-Z, and more.

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Star Trek: Discovery  — Season 5

In April, the fifth and final season of Star Trek: Discovery commenced, featuring Captain Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and her crew aboard the U.S.S. Discovery as they embark on a thrilling journey across the cosmos. Their mission? To unravel a long-concealed mystery surrounding an ancient force. Yet, as the Discovery races toward this enigmatic power, they face fierce competition from others intent on claiming it as their own.  

The show premiered its return episode on April 4th on Paramount+.

Sugar

In this new neo-noir private detective series, we follow John Sugar (Colin Farrell), an American private investigator, as he investigates the mysterious disappearance of Olivia Siegel, the beloved granddaughter of a Hollywood producing legend. Sugar must unravel the truth behind Olivia’s vanishing while uncovering long-buried family secrets of the Siegels.

Starring : Kirby Howell-Baptiste

The series premiered on April 5th on Apple TV+. 

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The Upshaws  — Season 5

‘The Upshaws’ with Mike Epps returned for Part 5, and Hoosiers found themselves relating to sitcom topics. It was time to check back in with “The Upshaws,” Netflix’s Naptown family. 

Starring: Mike Epps, Wanda Sykes, Kim Fields and more.

The sitcom series’ fifth batch of shows dropped on April 18 on Netflix.

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Big Mood

In “Big Mood,” we follow Maggie (Nicola Coughlan) and Eddie (Lydia West), lifelong best friends who have navigated life’s ups and downs together for the past decade. However, their enduring bond faces challenges as they grapple with increasing work demands, larger life obstacles, and a growing emphasis on prioritizing their mental well-being.  Featuring Nicola Coughlan, Lydia West, and more talented actors.

Starring: Lydia West

The series premiered in April 19 2024 on Tubi in the US.

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THEM: The Scare  — Season 2

In the upcoming season of this anthology series, set to return this spring, viewers will be taken back to Los Angeles County. This time, the focus shifts to LAPD Homicide Detective Dawn Reeve (played by Deborah Ayorinde), who finds herself tasked with solving a harrowing case: the brutal murder of a foster home mother. Set against the backdrop of 1991 Los Angeles, Dawn embarks on a relentless pursuit to apprehend the killer and uncover the truth.
 

Starring: Deborah Ayorinde, Pam Grier, Luke James, and more.

The premiere was on April 25 on Prime Video.

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Doctor Who  

Doctor Who in 2024, continues its thrilling adventures through time and space, captivating audiences with its iconic blend of science fiction, drama, and adventure. Join the Doctor and their companions as they journey across the universe, facing new challenges, encountering strange creatures, and uncovering mysteries that defy imagination. With each episode, Doctor Who  

continues to inspire and entertain viewers of all ages, reminding us of the boundless possibilities that await in the cosmos. 

Premiered on 11 May 2024, and is expected to air through to 22 June on BBC and Disney+

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Interview With The Vampire  — Season 2

In the year 2022, vampire Louis de Pointe du Lac resides in Dubai, eager to share his extraordinary tale with journalist Daniel Molloy. From early 20th-century New Orleans, Louis recounts his immortal journey alongside fellow vampire Lestat du Lioncourt and their adopted daughter Claudia. As their story unfolds, spanning generations and continents, Molloy unravels the deeper truths hidden within Louis’ captivating narrative.

Premiere date, Sunday, May 12th at 9/8c on AMC or stream it on AMC+.

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The Chi  — Season 6 part II

The Chi returns with its sixth season, consisting of 16 episodes split into two parts. Part 1 premiered on August 6, 2023, and viewers can anticipate the highly awaited Part 2, set to premiere on May 12, 2024.

Starring: Lynn Whitfield, Jacob Latimore, Alex Hibbert, Yolonda Ross, Tiffany Boone, Luke James, and Birgundi Baker, among others. 

Premiere date May 12, 2024, on Paramount+.

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The Big Cigar

The Big Cigar introduces viewers to the high-stakes world of international espionage and political intrigue. Set against the backdrop of the Cold War era, the show follows seasoned intelligence officer Jack Thompson as he navigates a complex web of deception and betrayal in pursuit of a notorious Soviet spy known as The Big Cigar. As tensions escalate between East and West, Thompson must race against time to uncover the truth and prevent a catastrophic global crisis. With twists and turns at every corner, “The Big Cigar” promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats in this gripping spy thriller.

Series Premiere May 17, streaming on Apple TV+

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Trying  — Season 4

The series follows the endearing journey of Nikki and Jason, a couple in their thirties navigating the challenges of adoption. With humor and heart, they face the highs and lows of the adoption process, from navigating bureaucracy to dealing with unexpected setbacks. Alongside their quirky support system of friends and family, Nikki and Jason learn valuable lessons about love, parenthood, and the meaning of family. As they strive to build their own, they discover that the road to parenthood is full of surprises, but ultimately worth every twist and turn.

Premiered with the release of its first two episodes on Apple TV+ on May 22. Subsequent episodes will be released weekly, with one new episode dropping each week until July 3.

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The Ms. Pat Show  — Season 4

Get ready for the uproarious antics of The Ms. Pat Show as it returns for its highly anticipated Season 4! Join Patricia Williams on her hilarious journey as she navigates life as a reluctant suburban mom in conservative middle America. Streaming begins on May 23rd, promising another side-splitting season filled with laughter and memorable moments. Patricia Williams herself is thrilled about the upcoming season, assuring fans that it will surpass all expectations. Don’t miss out on the funniest season yet of “The Ms. Pat Show”

Streaming begins on May 23rd on BET+

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Evil  — Season 4

The final season of the TV show Evil is set to premiere on May 23rd, with fans eagerly awaiting the conclusion of the series. However, news of the show’s ending has sparked speculation, particularly after a now-deleted social media post from series star Katja Herbers suggested that the decision to end the show was made by Paramount+ and not by the creative team behind Evil. This revelation has left fans wondering about the reasons behind the show’s conclusion and what lies ahead for its characters. As viewers gear up for the last season, they can expect an intriguing blend of supernatural mysteries, psychological thrills, and gripping storytelling that has defined Evil throughout its run.

Season Premiere: May 23 streaming on Paramount+

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Destination Heaven

This show is a faith-based drama mini-series starring Harry Lennix as God.  This six-part scripted series explores profound spiritual and moral themes. The show follows God as He encounters various individuals in diverse circumstances, each convinced that they are living righteously. However, as their stories unfold, these individuals realize that their understanding of goodness involves merely going through the motions rather than experiencing genuine emotional or intellectual growth from their situations. Destination Heaven promises to offer viewers a thought-provoking and introspective journey into what it truly means to live a good and meaningful life.

Premiering on May 24, you can watch the series with a 7-Day Free Trial of Great American Pure Flix, making it accessible for viewers eager to embark on this introspective and thought-provoking journey.

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Sistas  — Season 7

Created by Tyler Perry, “Sistas” follows the lives, loves, and friendships of a group of single Black women navigating their careers and relationships. The show has garnered a dedicated fanbase with its engaging storylines, relatable characters, and emotional depth. As season 7 unfolds, viewers can expect more drama, romance, and unexpected twists that have made “Sistas” a must-watch series. Don’t miss the season premiere as the journey continues for Andi, Karen, Danni, Sabrina, and Fatima.

Returning on Wednesday, May 29, streaming on BET+. 

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Camden

This series explores how the lives and careers of some of the world’s most iconic artists were shaped by this vibrant London neighborhood. Through archival footage, observational filming, and interviews, the series delves into Camden’s rich musical history. 

premiering on May 29, 2024, on Disney+.

 

Bionic—new series

The show delves into the world of advanced technology and human augmentation, exploring the ethical and societal implications of bionic enhancements. As characters navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by their new abilities, they grapple with questions of identity, power, and humanity in a rapidly evolving world.

Premiering on Netflix on May 29, 2024. 

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We Are Lady Parts  — Season 2

We Are Lady Parts is a groundbreaking British comedy series that follows the journey of an all-female Muslim punk band as they navigate the complexities of life, love, and music in London. Led by the fiercely determined Amina Hussain, the band members defy stereotypes and challenge societal expectations as they pursue their passion for music while balancing their cultural identities and personal aspirations. With its sharp humor, diverse cast, and punk-rock spirit, We Are Lady Parts celebrates individuality, friendship, and the power of self-expression. 

Season 2 premiere day May 30 on Peacock,  Apple TV (CA)

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Eric 

 This gripping drama follows the captivating story of Eric , a complex and enigmatic character navigating the challenges of love, betrayal, and redemption. As the series unfolds, viewers will be drawn into Eric’s world, filled with secrets, intrigue, and unexpected twists. With its stellar cast, compelling storyline, and stunning cinematography, Eric promises to be a must-watch event for fans of drama and suspense. Get ready to immerse yourself in the gripping tale of Eric as it captivates audiences around the world. 

The highly anticipated mini-series Eric is set to premiere on Netflix on May 30th.

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Geek Girl  — (Netflix, new comedy series)

Geek Girl follows Harriet Manners, a socially awkward 16-year-old who is unexpectedly scouted by a modeling agent during a school trip to London Fashion Week. As Harriet navigates the fashion world, she must balance her new career with her high school life. Starring Emmanuel Imani, Zac Looker and others, this family-friendly show is based on Holly Smale’s bestselling book series.

Geek Girl is a new series debuting on Netflix on May 30, 2024.

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Outchef’d  — Season 3

Hosted by Eddie Jackson, the show surprises confident home cooks by having them compete against renowned chefs. The new season kicks off with the episode “Risotto Royale,” featuring amateur cook Tommy Ranucci facing chef Andrew Zimmern.

Premieres on May 30, 2024, on the Food Network, streaming on HBO Max.

The Outlaws  — Season 3 

 The British comedy-drama series follows seven strangers completing a community payback sentence in Bristol. In this season, the group is drawn back into danger when one of their own returns with a deadly secret. As they face a murder manhunt, they must prove their innocence while the crime boss The Dean seeks revenge from behind bars.

Premieres on Prime Video on May 31, 2024.

How to Ruin Love — (new drama series)

The show follows Zoleka, played by Sivenathi Mabuya, who suspects her boyfriend, Kagiso (Bohang Moeko), of infidelity just days before their third anniversary. Determined to catch him in the act, Zoleka ends up ruining her own surprise proposal. After their relationship falls apart, she enlists the help of their families to win him back, leading to a mix of hilarious and poignant moments.

This series is a spin-off of the popular “How to Ruin Christmas” franchise, produced by Burnt Onion Productions and created by Katleho, Rethabile, and Tshepo Ramaphakela.

Premiering on Netflix on May 31

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Mind Your Business — new comedy series

Focusing on the humorous challenges of running a small business. 

Premiering on Bounce TV on June 1, 2024.

Mayor of Kingstown 

This gripping drama continues to explore the complexities of crime and corruption in a small Michigan town dominated by its prison system.

The new season premieres on Sunday, June 2, 2024, exclusively on Paramount+.

Clipped

Debuts on Hulu, offering viewers an insider’s look into the fallout from a controversial recording of a prominent NBA owner’s racist comments, which reverberated globally. This limited series draws parallels between the dysfunction within a basketball franchise and the struggles within a troubled marriage. Delve into the narrative to understand how the infamous recording influences the characters’ pursuits of victory amidst the challenges of being associated with the most beleaguered team in the league. 

Don’t miss the premiere on June 4th, featuring acclaimed actor Laurence Fishburne in a starring role. 

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The Acolyte 

A Star Wars Original series that delves into the dark side of the Force. Set in the final days of the High Republic era, the story follows an acolyte as they uncover sinister secrets and rising powers within the galaxy. 

Two-episode premiere on June 4 on Disney+, the series promises intrigue, dark mysteries, and the exploration of the origins of the Sith.

 Counsel Culture —Season 1)

Premiering June 6th, streaming on Prime Video.

 

Makeup X Breakup —Season 3

June 6— ALLBLK

Power Book II : Ghost —Season 4, Part I

Viewers of the Power franchise will bid farewell to Ghost once more, but this time, it’s the entire series. Starz has announced the cancellation of Power Book II: Ghost, with its fourth season marking its final installment. The season will be split into two parts, debuting on June 7 and September 6 respectively. The decision comes after Starz CEO Jeffrey Hirsch’s recent remarks about containing content costs by prioritizing new show development over extending existing series, which become increasingly costly over time.

Starring : Michael Rainey Jr., Naturi Naughton, Mary J. Blige, Method Man, among others. 

Debuting on June 7 on STARZ.

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Queenie

Derived from Candice Carty-Williams’ novel, Queenie charts the journey of its titular character, Queenie Jenkins, a 25-year-old Jamaican British woman residing in south London. Caught between two worlds, she grapples with a sense of not truly belonging anywhere. When a painful breakup rocks her world, Queenie embarks on a quest for solace, ultimately finding herself in precarious situations.

Queenie premieres on Hulu on June 7th.

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Criminal Minds: Evolution— Season 2

Season 2 of “Criminal Minds: Evolution” (which is labeled as Criminal Minds Season 17 on the streamer) premiered on June 6, featuring two new episodes. Following the premiere, new episodes will be released weekly on Thursdays. This season continues the intense storyline from the previous season’s finale, with the FBI’s elite team of profilers delving into the lethal enigma of Gold Star. Fans can look forward to more gripping episodes as the team unravels this mystery.

Genre: Police procedural; Thriller; Crime drama; Mystery

Starring : Aisha Tyler as Dr. Tara Lewis and others

Platform: Paramount+

Transformers: Earthspark — Season 2

Genre: Action  

Platform: Paramount+

Transformers: Earthspark, Season 2 continues the adventures of the new generation of Transformers known as Terrans, alongside their human friends. This season promises to explore deeper connections between the Autobots, Decepticons, and humans, and introduce new characters and threats. The show combines action, humor, and heart, staying true to the beloved franchise while bringing fresh stories to the audience. Fans can expect exciting developments and twists as the series progresses. 

Premiering June 7, on Paramount+

The Lazarus Project — Season 2

The BAFTA-winning action thriller is set to premiere on Sunday, June 9, at 9 pm ET/PT on TNT.

How Music Got Free — 2 episodes

Genre: Documentary 

Platform: Paramount+

Premiering June 11, 2024 

 Presumed Innocent

 Releasing June 12, streaming on Apple TV+

Bridgerton — Season 3 (Part 2) 

is set to premiere on Netflix on Thursday, June 13th, 2024. Fans of the series can look forward to continuing the romantic and dramatic storylines that have captivated audiences, with new episodes bringing further intrigue and development to the characters and their relationships. This release promises to deliver more of the lavish settings, intricate plots, and intense emotions that have made “Bridgerton” a beloved series.

My Wife and Kids (Seasons 1-5)

Genre : Comedy

Platform : Paramount+

Available for streaming : June 13, 2024

Deb’s House is scheduled to premiere on ALLBLK on June 14. This new series promises to offer compelling storytelling and engaging characters, likely delving into themes that resonate with viewers. With its premiere on ALLBLK, audiences can anticipate a fresh addition to the platform’s lineup, offering diverse and captivating content.

 

The Greatest @Home Videos — Season 4

The Greatest #AtHome Videos” Season 4 is set to premiere on CBS in the USA on Friday, June 14th, 2024. Fans can look forward to host Cedric the Entertainer showcasing a new array of hilarious and heartwarming home videos, continuing the series’ tradition of celebrating the creativity and spontaneity of everyday people.

Genre : Comedy

Platform : Paramount+, CBS

 

D.I. Ray — Season 2

Set to return with more gripping investigations and character-driven drama. As viewers follow Detective Inspector Ray in his pursuit of justice, they can expect intense plot twists, complex cases, and personal challenges. With its return, “DI Ray” promises to deliver another season of suspenseful storytelling and compelling performances.

 

Debuting June 16, 2024, exclusively on PBS.

 

HOPE IN THE WATER
Premiering: June 16 —PBS

 

My Life is Murder — Season 4

Debuting on June 17 on Acorn TV

 

The Great American Recipe — Season 3

 TV Series Season 3 premiering on June 17, on PBS

Call the Midwife — Season 13

June 18 — BBC, PBS

 

 

Nick Cannon Presents: Future Superstars — Season 1

“Nick Cannon Presents: Future Superstars” (Season 1) is set to premiere on Paramount+ on June 19, 2024. This new series, hosted by Nick Cannon, will spotlight emerging talents and promising performers, giving viewers a chance to see potential future stars in the making. The show aims to provide a platform for young artists to showcase their skills and gain exposure, promising an exciting and inspiring watch for audiences.

College Hill: Celebrity Edition — Season 3

 June 20 —BET

Hart to Heart — Season 4

 June 20 — Peacock

Orphan Black: Echoes — Season 1

June 23—AMC, AMC+, BBC America
  

The Bear  —  Season 3

Jeremy White recently confirmed that the highly anticipated third season of “The Bear” is set to hit screens on June 27, 2024. Making the announcement via Instagram, he also unveiled an intriguing teaser trailer, showcasing Carmy in the Bear’s kitchen. 

Starring : Ayo Edebiri and others.

Debuting on June 27 on FX – Hulu/Disney+

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All American: Homecoming — Season 3

The CW has set Monday, July 8, 2024, for the season 3 premiere of “All American: Homecoming,” which will also be the final season of the series.

True Detective — Season 4

July 9 — MAX

 

Unprisoned — Season 2

July 17 — Hulu, Disney+

 

 

Johnson — Season 4

The series continues to follow the lives, relationships, and personal growth of its central characters as they navigate the complexities of modern life and friendship.

Johnson season 4 will premiere on August 3rd on  Hulu.

Poppa’s House is a television series that follows legendary talk radio host and happily divorced Poppa, portrayed by Damon Wayans, whose perspective is challenged as he continues to parent his adult son, played by Damon Wayans Jr. His son, a brilliant dreamer, is trying to balance pursuing his passion with being a responsible father and husband. The series also stars Essence Atkins. 

Poppa’s House” is set to premiere on September 1, 2024, on CBS, in the USA.

Whose Line Is It Anyway? — Season 22

The series is premiering on September 6 on The CW

How to Die Alone — Season 1

The series is premiering on September 11 on HULU

Three Women — Season 1

tells the true story of three American women who faced backlash for their sexual desires: a 30-something mother reigniting a high school romance due to her husband’s neglect, a 23-year-old confronting her former teacher’s abuse, and a restaurant owner navigating experimental sex chosen by her husband. The series spans multiple generations, focusing on women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s.

Power Book II: Ghost — Season 4 (Part 2)

Premiere Date: September 13 on STARZ.