Winter TV preview: 46 great shows to catch

your Guide​ to the Must-Watch‍ TV ‌Shows This⁣ Winter

Prepare yourself for a winter packed with exciting ⁢new ⁤TV shows and the return of your favorites. From nail-biting thrillers to heartwarming comedies, there’s somthing‍ for everyone to​ enjoy.

Already Streaming

The Harlan Coben universe expands with “Missing You” ⁢(Netflix),the eighth adaptation of his ‍work. Detective kat Donovan (Rosalind Eleazar) finds herself embroiled in a twisted case when ⁢she ⁣encounters⁣ a⁢ past lover on a dating app.

January 2 Premieres

Get ready for a ⁢dose of intrigue with “Conspirators”⁢ (ALLBLK),⁢ a new crime series ⁣from‌ the​ creators of the hit show ‍”Double Cross.” ‍This time, they’re delving into the ‌world of political espionage, following‍ a ⁣group of friends ⁤entangled⁢ in the ‌secrets of a⁤ local politician.

Going ​Dutch

Denis Leary stars as⁤ a boisterous colonel who’s ​been shipped off​ to Holland by the Army ⁤in “Going Dutch” ⁤(Fox/5, ⁣9:30 p.m.). Expect laughs and‍ cultural clashes as Leary’s character ⁢tries to navigate life⁢ in a new country with Danny Pudi by his side.

Lockerbie:‍ A Search‍ for‌ Truth

Colin Firth portrays Dr.⁢ Jim Swire in “Lockerbie: A Search for‌ Truth” ​(Peacock), a ⁢miniseries exploring the aftermath of the tragic bombing‍ of​ Pan Am Flight 103. Driven by a quest for‌ justice, Swire becomes a tireless advocate for the families of the victims.

Extreme Makeover: Home edition

Get ready for a heartwarming reboot of “Extreme Makeover:⁤ Home Edition”‌ (ABC/7,8). clea Shearer and Joanna‍ Teplin,the founders of decluttering startup Home Edit,take the helm,bringing their‌ signature organization ⁣skills to transform ‍homes for deserving families while addressing past issues with the original series.

January 3⁢ (Moved to January ​17)

Outlander

“Outlander” fans, prepare for ‍the end of an era. The final two episodes of season ‌six air on⁢ January 3 and 17, marking a bittersweet farewell to this beloved historical drama.​

January⁣ 7 Premiers

The Breakthrough

“The Breakthrough” (Netflix) takes viewers‌ to Sweden for a gripping true‍ crime story. This four-part Swedish drama chroniclesthe breakthrough in a 2004 double murder case that remained unsolved for 16 years,​ highlighting the combination of conventional police work and modern genetic genealogy​ techniques.

Doc

“doc” (Fox/5, ⁢9) premieres.

Get ready for ‍a wave of fresh TV series and ⁣specials hitting the screens this January. From medical mysteries to nostalgic revisits and international thrills, there’s something for everyone.

New This Week:

Fox unveils “Doc,”⁤ a medical​ drama starring Molly Parker (“Deadwood”) as Dr. Amy Elias,‍ who awakens after a devastating accident with an eight-year memory gap. This American adaptation is‍ based‌ on an Italian series inspired by the true story of Dr. Pierdante Piccioni.⁣

Molly Parker ⁤stars in “Doc” on Fox. Credit: FOX/peter H. Stranks

Back to the Springer ring

Netflix brings back the chaotic world of “jerry ​Springer” in a two-part special, ​”Jerry Springer: Fights,⁤ Camera, Action,” reminding us⁢ of​ the show’s 27-season‍ run (1991-2018)⁤ and its enduring⁤ impact on pop culture. Just a year after Springer’s passing, the special is a poignant tribute to the iconic ringmaster.

Global Thrills:

netflix introduces “Hound’s Hill,” a six-part Polish thriller-horror series⁣ about⁣ a novelist caught in a web of blackmail. Following the global success of “Squid Game,” “Hound’s Hill” reinforces the growing appeal of international content.

Premieres:

“DOC” (Fox, Jan.‌ 8)
“JERRY SPRINGER: FIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION” (Netflix, Jan. 8)
**”HOUND’S HILL” (Netflix, Jan. 8)**
“SHIFTING GEARS” (ABC, Jan. 8, 8 p.m.)

Two new shows premiere on ⁢January 9th, offering ‍viewers a diverse range‌ of genres to choose from. Shifting ‌Gears (January 9th) Mark your calendars for January 9th for the premiere of‍ “Shifting Gears,” ​a ⁤new comedy series starring⁤ tim ​Allen and ‍Kat Dennings. ⁢ Allen returns to the small screen as a widowed classic car enthusiast whose estranged daughter, ⁣portrayed​ by Dennings, unexpectedly ⁣moves back home. The familiar premise⁢ might remind viewers⁤ of Allen’s previous hit​ show,”Last Man Standing,” which concluded in 2021. American ⁤Primeval (January 9th) Netflix unleashes ‌its new historical ⁢drama, “American Primeval,” on January 9th. ⁣The ​series transports viewers​ back to ⁢a⁤ prehistoric America,focusing on the fictional story of red Feather,a Native American warrior willing to risk everything to protect his tribe’s survival.

What to Watch This Week: From Hardcore ⁢Westerns ‍to Classic Game Show Revivals

This week’s TV lineup is packed with intriguing new releases, promising everything⁣ from gritty Westerns to lighthearted game show revivals. Grab your ⁢remote and get ready for some top-tier entertainment.

Primeval ⁢(AMC+)

Prepare for a ⁢torrent of violence in “Primeval,” a new six-part Western miniseries that blends elements of “True grit” and “deadwood.” Set in the brutal⁣ landscape of 1857 Utah territory,the series plunges viewers into a world⁣ of warring factions – Mormons clashing with the ⁢U.S. Army, Native American tribes caught in the crossfire. Betty Gilpin stars as a determined mother on a perilous journey to reunite with​ her husband. The stellar ⁢cast also ‌includes Dane DeHaan, ⁣Joe Tippett, Shea Whigham, and Taylor Kitsch in a role unlike​ any you’ve seen​ before.

Hollywood⁤ Squares (CBS)

Dust off those bingo cards, because ⁤the iconic game show “Hollywood Squares” is back ‌with a fresh, modern twist. Drew Barrymore takes center stage as the host, guiding contestants as they‍ select celebrities – including Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, Tyra Banks, RuPaul, Carson Kressley,‍ Ross Mathews, Gabriel Iglesias, Akbar Gbajabiamila,⁤ Yvette Nicole Brown, and Whitney Cummings – in ⁣a bid to win at tic-tac-toe. Nate Burleson keeps the⁣ energy high as ⁢host. Whether you’re a fan ‍of classic Westerns, game show ‌revivals, or simply looking for something new to watch, this‌ week’s lineup has something ‌for everyone.⁣

New Streaming Options: “The Pitt,” “On ‌Call,” and “Asura”

Get ready for a new wave of compelling series landing on various streaming‍ platforms. From ⁢medical dramas to gripping ⁣crime stories and historical adaptations, there’s something ⁣for every viewer.

“On Call” – Prime Video

Prime Video delivers a dose of police procedural ‌realism with “On Call,” a series heavily⁣ influenced by the classic “Cops.” This time, the action unfolds in ‌the⁤ bustling streets of Long Beach, ‍California, ⁢as viewers follow the daily experiences⁤ of ‍cops​ Eriq ⁢LaSalle and Hauppauge’s own Lori Loughlin. expect gripping encounters and a raw,unfiltered glimpse into ⁤the world of law enforcement.

“The Pitt” – ​Max

For fans‍ of intense medical drama, Max offers “the Pitt,” a captivating series with familiar echoes of “ER.” Noah⁢ Wyle takes center stage as Dr. Roby, the chief ⁣of trauma​ surgery in⁣ a bustling Pittsburgh hospital. Drawn from the same well of inspiration as “24,” each episode of “The Pitt” unfolds ​over⁤ a relentless ‍15-hour period, ⁢keeping viewers on the edge‌ of their seats with every turn. With “ER” producer John Wells lending ⁤his expertise, “The Pitt” is poised to deliver a powerful ​and absorbing watch.

“Asura” – Netflix

Netflix ‍transports viewers back to 1979 with “Asura,”‌ a new series based on kuniko Mukōda’s novel, “Like Asura.”

TV Picks & Premieres:‌ January 12-17

From heartwarming dramas to captivating docuseries, this week’s ⁣TV schedule offers something for‍ everyone. Journey back in time with beloved​ classics or delve into compelling new narratives.

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Enjoy⁢ the return of both‍ beloved and intriguing series. “All ‌Creatures Great and‍ Small” (WNET/13, 9 p.m.) returns for its fifth season,⁤ transporting viewers to the idyllic English countryside in ​the spring of 1941. The heartwarming⁢ series follows veterinarian james Herriot (Nicholas Ralph) as he ‍navigates the challenges of wartime alongside his faithful‌ colleagues at Skeldale House. Simultaneously occurring, “Miss Scarlet” (WNET/13, 8 p.m.) delivers another thrilling installment.⁣ With her ⁤partner,⁣ “The Duke” (Stuart Martin), away‍ in ​New York, Eliza Scarlet​ (Kate Phillips) must rely on her own ‌resourcefulness ‌and cunning to ⁢solve perplexing crimes in this captivating Victorian-era mystery series.

January 15

Prepare‌ for a gripping three-part docuseries, “An Update on Our Family” (HBO/Max), which explores ‍the controversial story of former YouTube vloggers Myka and James Stauffer.⁢ After initially enchanting audiences⁤ with their⁣ seemingly perfect family life, the stauffers⁤ faced⁢ intense scrutiny when one of their‌ adopted children disappeared.‍ The series delves into the complex ethical considerations surrounding adoption and the impact of social media⁣ on family dynamics.

January 16

“SNL‍ 50: Beyond Saturday Night” (Peacock) promises a deep dive⁢ into the iconic comedy institution.This four-part documentary series offers a​ behind-the-scenes glimpse into the making of “Saturday Night Live,”‍ exploring the legendary show’s audition process,‍ the creative genius ‍of its writers, and the advancement ‌of memorable sketches. fans will gain invaluable insight into​ the history and enduring ​legacy of ⁣this comedic juggernaut.

January 17

Get ready for a‍ captivating ​psychological thriller.

“The Couple Next Door” (Starz, 9 p.m.)⁣ stars Eleanor Tomlinson and Sam Heughan ‍in a chilling exploration of suburban secrets and fractured relationships. The series follows a seemingly ordinary ‌couple ​whose⁣ lives take a dark turn after a shocking event forces them to confront their deepest fears ⁣and vulnerabilities.

new Shows To Watch This Week

Get ready for a thrilling week of new TV releases! From sci-fi mysteries ⁢to captivating psychological dramas, there’s something for everyone.

January 20

The Couple next Door

This British twists and turns. Sam Heughan stars as a traffic cop named Jonathan‍ who, along with his wife Becka (Jessica DeGou

Get ready for a dose of suspenseful drama this ‌January!​ Two highly anticipated new series are hitting the small ​screen, promising intriguing storylines and compelling performances.

January 21

calling all fans of⁣ medical mysteries! CBS is​ bringing “Watson” to the forefront on January ⁤21st.This procedural series puts a unique spin ⁤on the classic⁤ Sherlock Holmes​ tale. After the demise of Sherlock Holmes at the hands of Moriarty, his ‍steadfast ⁤companion, dr. Watson (Morris ‍Chestnut),‍ decides to return to his roots as a physician.He takes the helm as chief of a clinic specializing ‌in rare diseases. But​ while medical ‍mysteries take center stage, echoes of Holmes’ legacy linger as Watson finds ‍himself entangled in murders and enigmatic ⁢puzzles. Think⁣ “House” meets Sherlock.

“Watson” promises to be a captivating blend of medical intrigue and classic ‌literary inspiration. Don’t ​miss it!

January 28

For something a bit different,mark your calendars for Hulu’s “Paradise“. ⁣ Premiering on January 28th, this new series stars the incredibly talented Sterling K.‍ Brown. While specifics about the plot are being kept tightly under wraps, ⁢early buzz suggests‌ “Paradise” will delve​ into themes ‌of mystery and intrigue.

With a powerhouse like‍ Sterling K. Brown at its helm, “Paradise” is ‍sure to be a series worth watching.‍

TV Picks for the Week of Feb. 1

Sterling K. Brown ‌returns to the small screen in “Paradise,” ⁢a political thriller premiering on February 1st.Brown plays the‌ head⁢ of security for a president, played‍ by James Marsden, who is assassinated.As the last person to see ‌the ⁤president alive, Brown’s character ⁢becomes ⁢the prime suspect. This eight-part series ​reunites Brown with the creator of “This⁤ Is Us,” Dan ​Fogelman.

Sterling K. Brown in ‘Paradise.’ Credit: Disney/Brian‌ Roedel

On February 1st, PBS presents ⁣“Great Migrations: A People on the Move,” a four-part documentary​ series⁤ from Henry Louis Gates, Jr. This series examines the Great​ Migration of Black Americans from‌ the Deep South to the North between 1910 and 1940, tracing its impact to the present day, including⁢ a reverse migration that has seen ‌Black americans returning to the South.

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The 67th Annual Grammy Awards air on CBS on February 2nd. Beyoncé leads the nominations with ​11, bringing‍ her career total to a record-breaking 99. Taylor Swift trails with six nominations. Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim premieres “Common​ Side Effects” at 11:30⁤ p.m. on February ⁣2nd. This ​animated comedy, executive produced by Mike⁢ Judge and Greg Daniels, follows a pair ⁢of former‌ lab partners who discover a⁤ miracle-working mushroom. The‍ show satirizes Big ​Pharma,‌ the DEA, insurance companies, and‍ the healthcare system.

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NBC’s‍ new ⁢procedural ​drama “The Hunting Party,” premieres⁢ February ‍3rd at 10 p.m. Melissa Roxburgh plays a sharp,‌ beautiful detective ⁤who hunts down ⁢America’s most dangerous criminals who have⁤ escaped from a supposedly‍ impossible-to-escape prison.

FEB. 5

Netflix releases “kinda ⁢pregnant” on February 5th.

Still from ‘Kinda ​Pregnant’. ‌

New Shows to Stream This february

February is ‍packed with new releases across ⁣various streaming platforms.Here’s a⁣ look at some highly anticipated ⁣shows and ⁤movies to add to ‌your watchlist.

February 6th

“Clean Slate”

This⁤ Amazon Prime Video sitcom, developed by the legendary Norman Lear, follows Desiree (Laverne Cox) as she returns home ⁣to alabama after a​ 17-year absence. The twist? ⁤Desiree ⁢is now a transgender woman, navigating her relationship with her working-class father, Harry (George Wallace), ‍who owns a local​ car wash.

February 7th

“Newtopia”

get ‍ready for this South Korean​ zombie apocalypse series on Prime Video starring global pop sensation Jisoo of Blackpink.Jisoo plays ​an engineer fighting for survival in a zombie-infested Seoul.

February 9th

super‍ Bowl LIX

It’s back already! Get ready for⁤ Super Bowl LIX on Fox/5.

Get Ready for a Feast of New Shows and Returning Favorites in February

February‌ is shaping up to ⁤be a big month for television, with highly-anticipated premieres, exciting returns, and intriguing‌ documentaries filling the schedule. From ​the chilling wilderness of “Yellowjackets” to the iconic humor of “Saturday Night Live,” there’s ‍something for everyone ⁢to enjoy.

Must-Watch Premieres

Get ready for the drama and suspense‍ of “Yellowjackets” as it returns to⁤ Showtime on ‍February 14th. After a somewhat subdued second season, the show​ is going back to its roots, ‌promising an even more intense and ‍unsettling wildnerness⁣ experience.Keep an ⁤eye out for Alex Reed ‍star ‍Hilary Swank and recurring Alex Reed⁢ star Joel McHale. For those who‍ crave a nostalgic trip back to the 90s, “The ’90s Boy Band Boom,” airing on ⁣the CW/11 on February 15th, delves into the rise​ and fall⁤ of boy band phenomenon. Relive ‌the⁢ glory days and find out‍ what happened ⁣to some of your favorites like Dream ⁤Street, 3T, ‌and 5ive. February 16th ‌marks a milestone for television⁤ as “Saturday Night Live”⁤ celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special three-hour broadcast on NBC/4 and Peacock. Expect a star-studded event with ⁤former cast‌ members and hosts returning to ​Studio ⁢8H for a night ​of unforgettable comedy.

Returning Series Shake Things Up

After a hugely popular second season, HBO’s hit series “The White Lotus” ⁢is back‍ for⁤ a third installment on February 19th.This time,⁣ the action moves to a luxurious resort in thailand, with a brand new⁣ cast including Walton Goggins, Aimee Lou Wood, Patrick schwarzenegger, ‌Leslie ⁢Bibb, and Jason‍ Isaacs. Prepare for a fresh‍ dose of satire and social ⁢commentary amidst​ the backdrop of Eastern mysticism. February TV Premieres: Robert De ⁤Niro Makes ​His Series ⁢Debut and More February ⁤is bringing a slew‌ of new shows to our screens,⁣ including a political thriller starring a Hollywood legend‌ and a gritty period drama set‍ in the world of bare-knuckle boxing. ‍ Get ready for binge-watching!

February 20

Zero Day (Netflix)

“Zero Day” marks Robert De Niro’s foray into television series ‍acting.He ‍headlines this six-episode‌ political/cyber thriller as⁣ a former president investigating ‌a global cyber meltdown. The show ⁤promises to ⁢explore timely​ themes,including the influence of disinformation in politics. ‌With ⁢a star-studded cast that includes Lizzy Caplan, Angela Bassett, ⁤Jesse Plemons, Connie Britton, Matthew Modine, and Joan Allen, “Zero day” is ⁢sure to be⁣ a‍ must-watch.

February 21

A Thousand Blows (Hulu)

From the creator of​ “Peaky Blinders,” “A Thousand⁢ Blows” dives into the brutal world of bare-knuckle boxing in 1880s London. ​The six-episode series promises a dark and ⁤gripping journey,culminating⁢ in a climactic‍ showdown between Hezekiah​ (Malachi Kirby,”Roots”) and‌ the ruthless Sugar ⁣Goodson (Stephen Graham,”The Irishman”).⁢

February 23

Suits: LA (NBC/4, 9)

The “Suits” franchise continues with “Suits: LA,” featuring Stephen Amell as Ted Black. This spin-off promises to deliver ​the same blend of legal drama and ‌sleek style that made the original series a hit.

New Shows to Watch This⁤ Week

Get ready for a ​bevy⁣ of⁤ intriguing new⁣ series premiering this week. From a “Suits” spinoff to a groundbreaking soap opera and‌ a captivating historical drama, there’s something for everyone.

SUITS: L.A. (Peacock, Feb. 22)

The world of ⁤high-stakes law returns with a fresh twist in “SUITS: ⁢L.A.” While familiar faces from the original⁣ “Suits” are absent (except for a recurring Gabriel ​Macht), the new series ⁢stars ​Stephen Amell (“Arrow”) ⁣as a Hollywood entertainment lawyer, ⁢navigating the cutthroat world of Tinseltown.

Stephen Amell as Ted Black ⁣in SUITS: L.A. — “Pilot” Credit: NBC/David Astorga

The americas (NBC/4,Feb. 22)

Immerse yourself in the‌ stunning beauty of⁢ North and⁤ South America with “The Americas,” a captivating nature series narrated by the iconic Tom Hanks. This 10-part documentary takes viewers on a journey ⁢through diverse landscapes and ecosystems, showcasing the wonders ​of the natural world.

Grosse⁣ Pointe garden Society (NBC/4, Feb. ⁤22)

Fans of dark comedy will want to check out ​”Grosse Pointe Garden ⁣Society,” a new series about four members of a Detroit-area garden club who are more entangled ⁤in murder⁣ than⁣ in pruning azaleas. Seperti “Good Girls,” this show combines ​suburban life with unexpected twists and thrills, starring AnnaSophia ⁣Robb, Melissa Fumero, ‍Ben Rappaport, and Aja ⁤Naomi King.

Beyond⁢ the Gates (CBS/2, Feb. 24)

Making history as the frist network soap launch in 25 ⁤years and the first with an all-Black cast since 1991’s “Generations,” “Beyond the Gates” promises to be ⁣a groundbreaking⁤ addition to daytime television.⁣ Created by Michele Val Jean, a⁢ renowned soap⁤ writer ‌known for her work on “Generations” and “General Hospital,” the series follows ⁤the ​wealthy Dupree family‍ residing in an exclusive community outside Washington, D.C., where secrets and deceit run rampant.

House of David (Prime Video, Feb. 27)

Journey⁣ back to ancient Israel in “House of David,” a ‍historical drama focusing on King Saul (Ali Suliman, “The Looming Tower”), the first ruler⁢ of the united kingdom of Israel and judah. The series explores his 40-year reign and the⁢ biblical‌ rift that defined his legacy.

Must-Watch TV Shows March⁣ 2023

Get ready ‌for an exciting​ month of television!⁣ March brings a mix of epic bible stories,⁤ prestigious awards shows, and ⁤the highly anticipated return of a ⁢beloved superhero.

Biblical Proportions

On ⁢march 1,prepare to witness the rise‍ and fall of kings as ‍the History Channel presents a powerful eight-part miniseries,”The Chosen: Season 4.” This season delves into the tumultuous​ reign of​ King Saul⁣ (played by Jonathan Roumie) ⁣and his eventual downfall, paving the way for⁤ the rise ⁤of the prophet Samuel (Stephen Lang) and the long-awaited‍ ascension of‍ King David (Michael Iskander). Hold your ⁢breath​ because this epic saga will also confront the legendary Goliath (Martyn Ford).

Awards Season Comes Alive

On March 2, it’s​ time for the biggest night in film ‌as the 97th Academy Awards air ​on ABC and Hulu. History is made as Hulu offers a livestream for the first time, expanding access to this glamorous event. Conan O’Brien, the former⁣ “Tonight Show” host,‍ takes the helm as this year’s emcee.

Daredevil Returns

March‍ 4 sees the highly anticipated return​ of “Daredevil: Born Again” on Disney+. Fans will be thrilled to see Charlie Cox reprise his role as the ⁢blind lawyer turned vigilante, Matt ‍Murdock. Vincent D’Onofrio (Kingpin) and Jon Bernthal (Punisher)⁤ also return, promising ‌a gripping‍ continuation of the story that began on Netflix in 2015.
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Zero⁤ Day (Netflix, Feb. 20)

Robert De Niro makes ‍his⁢ television⁣ series debut ⁢in ⁤this gripping ​political thriller ‌as a former president investigating a ⁤global cyber meltdown. ​With disinformation ⁣and its⁤ impact on⁢ politics at the forefront,”zero Day” promises a timely and thought-provoking watch. The all-star cast includes Lizzy caplan, Angela Bassett,⁣ Jesse Plemons, Connie​ Britton, Matthew Modine, and Joan Allen.







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A Thousand Blows (hulu, Feb.​ 21)

Step into the brutal world⁤ of 1880s London bare-knuckle boxing with this gripping series from ‌the creator of “Peaky Blinders.” “A Thousand Blows” ​ chronicles the rise of ⁢Hezekiah (Malachi ⁣Kirby) and his explosive showdown against the ruthless Sugar goodson (Stephen Graham). Expect intense violence, compelling characters, and a thrilling story of ‍ambition and survival.



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