TV Premiere Dates 2026 Bring a Full Year of Weekly Releases

The latest TV premiere dates for 2026 present a busy schedule of new and returning series across streaming platforms, cable, and broadcast networks. This TV premiere guide highlights how studios release content steadily across the months.

As a result, viewers always have something new to watch almost every week. While several titles still await confirmation, the TV premiere calendar keeps growing as updates arrive.

April 23
Half Man (HBO, new drama limited series)
Running Point (Netflix, Season 2)
Stranger Things Tales From ‘85 (Netflix, new animated drama series)
The Trials of Winnie Mandela (Netflix, new docuseries)
Flunked (Netflix, Season 1, French comedy)
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (Bravo, new unscripted miniseries)
Sugarcreek Amish Mysteries (UPtv, new drama series)
After the Flood (BritBox, Season 2)

April 24
My Brother the Minotaur (Apple TV, new animated series)
If Wishes Could Kill (Netflix, new drama series)

April 26
24 in 24 Last Chef Standing (Food Network, Season 3)
Biography WWE Legends (A&E, Season 5)
WWE’s Greatest Moments (A&E, Season 3)
WWE LFG (A&E, Season 3)

April 27
Straight to Hell (Netflix, new drama series)
My Sesame Street Friends My Abby (Netflix, new children’s series)
Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss (Fox Nation, Season 2)
This First House (Roku Channel, new docuseries)

April 28
My Killer Father The Green Hollow Murders (Paramount+, new docuseries)

April 29
Widow’s Bay (Apple TV, new drama series)
The House of the Spirits (Prime Video, new drama series)
Je m’appelle Agneta (Netflix, new dramedy series)

April 30
Man on Fire (Netflix, new drama series)
Destination World Cup 2026 (Tubi, new docuseries)

May 1
Glory (Netflix, new drama series)
Vitrerie Joyal (Netflix, new drama series)
Zillow Gone Wild (HGTV, Season 3)

May 4
Lord of the Flies (Netflix, new drama limited series)
Dr Seuss Horton (Netflix, Season 2)

May 6
Citadel (Prime Video, Season 2)
Worst Ex Ever (Netflix, Season 2)
Love Is Blind Poland (Netflix, new dating series)
The Other Bennet Sister (BritBox, Season 1)

May 7
The Terror (AMC, Season 3)
Jersey Shore Family Vacation (MTV, Season 8B final season)

May 8
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars (Paramount+, Season 11)
Deadliest Catch (Discovery, Season 22)
Amadeus (Starz, new drama series)

May 10
BAFTA Television Awards (E!, live awards)
90 Day Fiancé (TLC, Season 12)

May 12
Devil May Cry (Netflix, Season 2)
Tyler Perry’s Zatima (Paramount+, Season 4B)

May 13
Good Omens (Prime Video, Season 3 finale)
Perfect Match (Netflix, Season 4)

May 15
Dutton Ranch (Paramount+, new drama series)
Couples Therapy (Paramount+, Season 5)

May 22
The Chi (Showtime, Season 8 final season)
Mating Season (Netflix, new animated comedy series)

May 24
Rick and Morty (Adult Swim, Season 9)

May 25
American Music Awards (CBS Paramount+, live awards)
World War II With Tom Hanks (History, new docuseries)

May 27
Brilliant Minds (NBC, Season 2C)
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder (Netflix, Season 2)

May 28
The Four Seasons (Netflix, Season 2)
Criminal Minds Evolution (Paramount+, Season 19)

May 29
Star City (Apple TV, new drama series)
Calabasas Confidential (Netflix, new unscripted series)

June 2
Love Island USA (Peacock, Season 8)

June 3
The Legend of Vox Machina (Prime Video, Season 4)
Clarkson’s Farm (Prime Video, Season 5)

June 11
Sweet Magnolias (Netflix, Season 5)

June 12
Power Book III Raising Kanan (Starz, Season 5 final season)

June 14
BET Awards (BET MTV CMT, live awards)

June 25
Avatar The Last Airbender (Netflix, Season 2)

June 26
Life Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness (HBO, new comedy limited series)

July

July 1
Elle (Prime Video, new comedy series)

July 9
Project Runway (Freeform, Season 22)

July 14
Major League Baseball All Star Game (Fox, live sports)

July 15
Lucky (Apple TV, new drama series)
ESPY Awards (ESPN, live awards)

July 16
The Five Star Weekend (Netflix, new drama series)

August 11
Hard Knocks Training Camp with the Seattle Seahawks (HBO, Season 22)

August 28
Dark Matter (Apple TV, Season 2)

September 6
MTV Video Music Awards (CBS MTV Paramount+, live awards)

September 14
Emmy Awards (NBC Peacock, live awards)

October 6
Bass X Machina (Netflix, new animated series)

November 15
The Chosen (Prime Video, Season 6)

December

December 25
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (HBO Max, new drama series)

Overall, the TV premiere dates 2026 schedule shows how studios spread releases across the year. First, they keep audiences engaged with frequent premieres. Then, they mix drama, reality, animation, and live events.

As a result, viewers enjoy steady content across platforms. In addition, more TV premiere dates will still come in. Therefore, the lineup will expand further and offer even more options for viewers everywhere.