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ABC has announced the return dates for its popular series 'The Rookie' and 'Will Trent,' along with the premiere of a new comedy featuring Tim Allen. The network is gearing up for a fresh lineup as it continues to engage audiences with its diverse programming.
Nigel Lythgoe has voluntarily stepped back from "So You Think You Can Dance" following sexual assault allegations by Paula Abdul and two other women. Abdul's lawsuit claims she remained silent due to fear of career repercussions from Lythgoe, a prominent TV producer. Lythgoe, known for his work on "Pop Idol" and "American Idol," denies the allegations and intends to clear his name. The production companies have confirmed the show will continue without him, with no replacement judge announced yet for the upcoming season starting March 4.
The article lists the 9 most anticipated new TV and streaming shows of 2024, including adaptations of popular franchises and original series across various platforms like Prime Video, Netflix, AMC, FX, Hulu, and Disney+. Highlights include "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," a live-action "Avatar: The Last Airbender," "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," a new adaptation of "Shogun," "3 Body Problem," "Fallout," Marvel's "Agatha: Darkhold Diaries," "The Penguin," and "Star Wars: The Acolyte." The list also nods to several returning shows across different seasons, ensuring a diverse and exciting lineup for TV and streaming audiences.
Netflix's lineup for February 2024 in the US includes a mix of Netflix Originals and licensed content across various genres. Notable additions include "Fury" starring Brad Pitt, "Magic Mike's Last Dance," "Pacific Rim," and "The Great Gatsby" with Leonardo DiCaprio. New series include "Fame after Fame," "The Tourist," and the live-action adaptation of "Avatar The Last Airbender." The platform will also feature the 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards live stream and the continuation of popular series like "Young Sheldon." Updates and new titles will be added throughout January and into February.
The 2024 TV schedule is packed with the return of popular shows and the introduction of new series across various networks and streaming platforms. Highlights include the return of "Abbott Elementary" for its third season on ABC, "Curb Your Enthusiasm" for its twelfth season on HBO, and "Bridgerton" for its third season on Netflix. New shows such as "The Brothers Sun" on Netflix and "Ted" on Peacock are also set to premiere. The schedule is particularly noteworthy this year due to the return of many shows that were on hiatus following last year's Hollywood strikes.
January 2024 is set to bring a host of new movies and TV shows to various streaming platforms. Netflix will premiere "The Brothers Sun" starring Michelle Yeoh, while Disney+ and Hulu will release the Marvel series "Echo." Peacock is introducing a prequel to the "Ted" movies, and Hulu will feature "Death and Other Details," a whodunit series. Additionally, Apple TV+ is launching "Criminal Record" and "Masters of the Air." Viewers can look forward to a diverse lineup of content across all major streaming services.
Netflix has kicked off the New Year by adding 69 new movies and shows, including classic films from the 1970s, the first three John Wick movies, and a new limited series adaptation of Harlan Coben's "Fool Me Once." Despite these additions, the platform also saw over 100 titles leave. Highlights among the new content include the visually stunning "Gravity" starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, and the complete or majority collections of popular franchises. The article also mentions that the release date for "Black Sails" has been pushed back, with more information to come.
The year 2024 is set to bring a plethora of TV shows that audiences are eagerly anticipating. From the return of established hits like HBO's "True Detective" and FX's "The Bear" to new offerings such as Netflix's "The Brothers Sun" starring Michelle Yeoh and Disney+'s Marvel project "Echo," there's a diverse lineup catering to various tastes. Other notable mentions include a new iteration of "Feud" on FX, the adult stop-motion series on Peacock, and the adaptation of "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" on Prime Video. With a mix of drama, comedy, action, and satire, the TV landscape in 2024 promises to be rich and entertaining.
January 2024 is set to be an exciting month for television with a lineup of highly anticipated shows. True Detective returns with Jodie Foster, Marvel introduces Echo, and other notable series include Expats starring Nicole Kidman, Griselda with Sofia Vergara, and a Ted series on Peacock. Additionally, Mandy Patinkin stars in a whodunit, Peter Capaldi leads a British crime thriller, and Sofia Vergara plays a drug lord in Griselda. Animated series Hazbin Hotel and In The Know also make their debut, while Lulu Wang's Expats and the WWII drama Masters Of The Air are among the other highlights. The month also sees the return of several TV series across various networks.
Digital Trends recommends three Netflix TV shows to watch on New Year's Eve: "The Fall of the House of Usher," a modern horror series by Mike Flanagan; the classic sitcom "Seinfeld," known for its influential humor; and "Bodies," a unique thriller that spans different time periods with a mysterious recurring murder. These shows offer a variety of entertainment options for those looking to celebrate the holiday with a binge-watching session at home.
Netflix is starting 2024 with a fresh lineup of movies and shows from Jan. 1-7, including the standout film "Good Grief," the crime series "The Brothers Sun" with Michelle Yeoh, the documentary "Bitconned" about a crypto fraud, the docuseries "You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment" on plant-based diets, and the Australian series "Boy Swallows Universe." These new additions offer a variety of genres for subscribers to explore.
January 2024 brings a mix of anticipated shows and strategic streaming decisions as services like Apple TV+, Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and others release new content amidst price hikes and the introduction of ads on platforms like Amazon's Prime Video. Highlights include Apple TV+'s WWII miniseries "Masters of the Air," Hulu's Marvel series "Echo," and Netflix's "Griselda" about a drug lord. Consumers are advised to consider "churning" subscriptions to save money, as the streaming landscape becomes more costly and less expansive. Major services are rated on a "play," "pause," or "stop" scale to help viewers decide where to invest their streaming budget for the month.
As the year comes to a close, Netflix offers a variety of original series to binge-watch on New Year's Eve. The list includes popular shows like "Stranger Things," "Bridgerton," "Wednesday," "You," and "The Umbrella Academy," among others, catering to a range of genres from supernatural adventures and romantic dramas to psychological thrillers and historical narratives. These series provide a perfect way to ring in the new year with captivating storytelling and memorable characters.
Netflix is kicking off January 2024 with a diverse lineup of new movies and series, including the thriller "Fool Me Once," action-packed "The Brothers Sun," survival drama "Society of the Snow," heartfelt "Good Grief," and the coming-of-age series "Boy Swallows Universe." Also premiering are the high-flying heist film "Lift" and the biographical miniseries "Griselda" about the notorious drug lord Griselda Blanco. These titles are among many others set to provide a wide range of entertainment options for subscribers in the new year.
As 2023 comes to a close, viewers have a variety of new shows and movies to watch over the New Year's Eve weekend across streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Apple TV, and more. Highlights include "Saltburn" on Amazon Prime Video, a dark film by Emerald Fennell, the "Berlin" prequel to "Money Heist" on Netflix, and the horror film "It Lives Inside" on Hulu. Additionally, ongoing shows like "Fargo" on Hulu, "Slow Horses" on Apple TV, and "Reacher" on Amazon Prime Video are recommended, despite mixed reviews for some. The article also touches on sports games and the author's personal viewing plans, inviting readers to share their own weekend watchlists.