The 10 Most Anticipated TV Series We Can’t Wait to See in 2024

Get ready to clear your schedules because 2024 is shaping up to be an epic year for television enthusiasts! With a slew of highly anticipated series set to hit the screens, viewers are in for a treat. From gripping dramas to mind-bending sci-fi adventures and everything in between, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re a fan of compelling storytelling, groundbreaking visuals, or captivating performances, these upcoming shows are sure to deliver excitement, intrigue, and plenty of memorable moments.

1. The Regime

In the spotlight of a fictional authoritarian regime in Europe, Kate Winslet embodies the character of Elena Vernham, the commanding and dictatorial figure at the helm of the state. As the nation teeters on the brink of collapse, the series delves into the tumultuous events of a single year within the crumbling regime.

Seeking to reclaim her waning authority, Vernham relies on the support of her trusted senior officer, Herbert Zubak. Their relationship appears to transcend mere professional ties, hinting at a deeper connection that holds significant implications for both their personal and political lives.

The release date: March 3.

2. Bridgerton Season 3

Season 3 of Bridgerton will center on the romantic storyline between Penelope, also known as Lady Whistledown (portrayed by Nicola Coughlan), and Colin Bridgerton (played by Luke Newton). Jess Brownell, who will take over from Chris Van Dusen as showrunner for the upcoming season, discussed the shift in focus with Variety, stating she truly believes it’s Colin and Penelope’s moment. As viewers have seen these actors grace our screens since season 1, so they’ve already developed a connection with them.

The release date: Bridgerton Season 3 will be split into two batches of four episodes, with Part 1 premiering on May 16, and Part 2 arriving a month later on June 13.

3. 3 Body Problem

Created by David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, and Alexander Woo, and drawing inspiration from the globally acclaimed novel The Three-Body Problem, the series 3 Body Problem is set to captivate audiences. Speaking to Netflix, Woo expressed excitement about the project’s vast scope and historical roots in Chinese history.

Spanning eight episodes, the show plunges viewers into a world of mysteries and groundbreaking discoveries, with potential cataclysmic consequences looming over humanity. As the narrative traverses continents and timelines — from the tumultuous 1960s Cultural Revolution in China to present-day Oxford, England, and the corridors of the United Nations in New York — viewers are primed for an exhilarating journey. Here’s everything you need to know before delving into this epic adventure.

The release date: March 21.

4. The Boys Season 4

Throughout the season, Victoria Neuman edges closer to the Oval Office, all while under the tight grip of Homelander as he solidifies his authority. With higher stakes than ever before, The Boys and Butcher are compelled to set aside their differences and join forces in a race against time to prevent global catastrophe.

The release date wasn’t announced.

5. The Sympathizer

The Sympathizer is a forthcoming historical black comedy-drama television adaptation of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s acclaimed 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

The series revolves around the character of the Captain, a North Vietnamese operative embedded within the South Vietnamese army. Forced to escape to the United States alongside his commanding officer as the conflict draws to a close, he finds himself among a community of South Vietnamese refugees. Despite his outward integration, he grapples with the inner conflict of maintaining his covert role as a spy for the Viet Cong, torn between his past allegiances and the challenges of adapting to his new life.

The release date: April 14.

6. Fallout

The series portrays the aftermath of a devastating nuclear conflict in an alternate timeline, where advancements in nuclear technology resulted in the rise of a retrofuturistic civilization and an ensuing struggle for resources. In the wake of the catastrophe, survivors sought shelter in subterranean bunkers called Vaults, designed to safeguard humanity in the face of nuclear devastation.

Fast-forward two centuries, and we follow the journey of a young woman, a descendant of the original “Vault Dwellers” hailing from one of these Vaults. Faced with the daunting prospect of leaving behind her sheltered existence, she embarks on a perilous journey into the unforgiving wasteland of a ravaged Los Angeles, braving its hostile and savage conditions in search of a new beginning.

The release date: April 12.

7. House of the Dragon Season 2

The trailer for season 2 of House of the Dragon showcases the intensifying rivalry between Rhaenyra Targaryen and Alicent Hightower, reaching a climactic showdown. As tensions escalate, a brutal civil war erupts, with both bloodlines vying for supremacy and the ultimate prize of the Iron Throne.

The release date: the early summer of 2024.

8. Disclaimer

Upon discovering an intriguing novel left at her bedside, a journalist whose career thrives on exposing secrets is shocked to find herself entangled in a long-buried narrative that unravels her deepest, darkest secret. The series is based on the 2015 novel of the same name by Renée Knight.

The release date is not announced.

9. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is a forthcoming live-action American television series co-created by Jon Watts and Christopher Ford. The show chronicles the journey of four children who find themselves lost in the vast expanse of the galaxy after making a startling discovery on their home planet. Determined to find their way back, they embark on an epic adventure filled with twists and challenges.

The release date wasn’t announced.

10. Avatar: The Last Airbender

The series unfolds in a war-ravaged realm inspired by diverse Asian and Indigenous American cultures, where select individuals possess the ability to “bend” one of the four classical elements: water, earth, fire, or air. Aang, revered as the “Avatar” and the last surviving Airbender, serves as the link between the mortal and spirit realms, uniquely capable of bending all four elements instead of just one. Tasked with preserving balance in the world and its natural order to uphold peace, Aang finds himself burdened with the monumental duty of thwarting the expansionist ambitions of the militaristic Fire Nation.

The release date: February 22.

What TV series are you expecting the most? The film industry is gearing up to delight audiences with a plethora of new releases. We have carefully crafted a schedule of the 20 best new TV shows in 2024 to ensure you don’t miss out on the latest cinematic gems.