After last year’s dual strikes halted production for months, audiences will see a new television landscape. Worker strikes hampered production and highlighted the ongoing conflict between legacy media and Silicon Valley corporations. Reports of a Warner Bros. Discovery-Paramount Global combination add to industry uncertainty.
In addition, ABC’s “Abbott Elementary” and NBC’s “One Chicago” are debuting early. This change may affect the established network series.
This preview includes 10 series, but streaming services continue to delay premiere dates. The final seasons of “Cobra Kai” and “Umbrella Academy,” among others, are on Netflix without dates. HBO and Max have anticipated updated shows like Robert Downey Jr.’s “The Sympathiser” and “Dune: Prophecy.”
Blake Crouch’s “Dark Matter” and Natalie Portman’s “Lady in the Lake” are both coming to Apple TV+. The release dates for Hulu’s “We Were the Lucky Ones” and Disney+’s “The Acolyte” and “X-Men ’97.” are unknown.
Beyond these business titans, AMC plans “Orphan Black: Echoes” and Showtime prepares “Gentleman in Moscow” with Ewan McGregor.
The Brothers Sun
This action drama, which stars Michelle Yeoh, follows a lady as she flees her criminal past in Taiwan and starts a new life in Los Angeles. However, her plans are shattered when her son returns from the dead after being the crime boss’s kid.
Premieres: January 4 on Netflix
Criminal Record
This suspenseful London crime drama stars Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo as two detectives who become engaged in a cold case involving a murder that happened years ago.
Premieres: January 12 on Apple TV+
True Detective: Night Country
This critically praised series, set in Alaska and starring Jodie Foster and Kali Reis, follows the hunt for two researchers who went missing while working at an Arctic station.
Premieres: January 14 on HBO
Griselda
As Griselda Blanco, played by Sofia Vergara, rises through the ranks of Miami’s criminal underworld in the 1970s and 1980s, she becomes known as “The Godmother.”
Premieres: January 25 on Netflix
Expats
The lives of three American women are explored in Lulu Wang’s limited series, which takes place in 2014 Hong Kong, amid the hazy boundaries between victimhood and responsibility.
Premieres: January 26 on Amazon Prime Video
Masters of the Air
This World War II drama, which traces the actions of the 100th Bomb Group in their fight against Nazi Germany, was executive produced by Spielberg and Hanks.
Premieres: January 26 on Apple TV+
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine star in a rebooted spy series about a couple who meet as strangers and end up working together as spies, juggling romance with missions.
Premieres: February 2 on Amazon Prime Video
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Avatar Ang’s mission to restore harmony to a planet under threat is followed in a live-action adaptation of the renowned cartoon series.
Premieres: February 22 on Netflix
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live
The most recent spinoff finds Rick and Michonne back together in a changed world, facing a new challenge altogether.
Premieres: February 25 on AMC
The Regime
This enigmatic limited series, which stars Kate Winslet, delves into the breakdown of a European dictatorship beneath the royal gates.
Premieres: March 3 on HBO
