Approaching summer TV lineup: Recommended shows to tune in to
In the realm of television entertainment, July and August are shaping up to be an exciting time for viewers. Here's a roundup of some highly anticipated series and show returns that are set to debut in the coming weeks.
First off, on July 10, Netflix will premiere "Too Much," a new comedy series starring Megan Stalter. The show follows the story of a workaholic New Yorker who moves to London, promising a fresh and humorous take on cross-cultural adjustments.
Three days later, on July 13, Showtime will air the third series of "Dexter: Resurrection," with Michael C. Hall reprising his role as the enigmatic Dexter Morgan. Fans of the original series, which aired from 2006 to 2013, are eagerly awaiting this continuation of the popular crime drama.
On July 17, "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" will return on Paramount+, continuing the adventures of the Starship Enterprise crew. The science fiction series, which premiered in 2022, serves as a prequel to the original "Star Trek."
Meanwhile, Hulu will see the return of "The Bear" on June 25, featuring Jeremy Allen White's character Carmy Berzatto. The comedy-drama series, which premiered on FX on Hulu in 2022, follows a young chef who returns to his hometown to run his late brother's struggling sandwich shop.
Later in June, on June 27, Apple TV+ will debut "Smoke," a series exploring the world of arson, featuring Taron Egerton and Jurnee Smollett. Details about the show are scarce, but the intriguing premise promises a gripping watch.
August 12 will see the arrival of "Alien: Earth" on Hulu. This show explores what would happen if a Xenomorph landed on Earth, featuring Justified alum Timothy Olyphant.
In addition to these new series, there are several returning shows that fans are eagerly anticipating. For instance, "Squid Game," the highly acclaimed South Korean Netflix series that premiered in 2021, will return on June 27 with its third season, featuring deadly versions of children's games.
Another much-awaited return is "The Waterfront," a new drama created by Kevin Williamson, which will debut on Netflix. The series focuses on the fictional Buckley family, who are trying to maintain their fishing empire in Havenport, North Carolina, and ventures into risky activities to keep their business afloat. The show features Holt McCallany, Maria Bello, Melissa Benoist, Jake Weary, Topher Grace, and Dave Annable in the cast.
Moreover, "Ironheart," an upcoming Marvel series, will premiere on Disney+. The miniseries focuses on Dominique Thorne's Riri Williams, a young inventor who creates a suit similar to Iron Man's. The show takes place after the adventures depicted in 2022's "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever."
Lastly, "King of the Hill," an animated comedy reboot, will debut on Hulu on August 4. The Hill family returns to the U.S. after years abroad, promising a fresh take on the classic series that originally aired from 1997 to 2010.
As for the world of Marvel Television, there have been discussions about the difficulty in matching the success of earlier series like "WandaVision," "Loki," and "Agatha All Along." Meanwhile, "Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything," a documentary featuring interviews with sources like Katie Couric and Oprah Winfrey, is set to debut on Hulu and Disney+.
Lastly, "Noah's Arc: The Movie," a revival of the groundbreaking dramedy about four Black gay friends in Los Angeles, is premiering on Paramount+. "Blerds (Black nerds)" will be watching closely to see if "Ironheart" can overcome modern audiences' superhero skepticism to chart a new path.
There may also be some criticism from typical nerd bros regarding a Black woman wearing armor in "Ironheart." However, with its compelling storyline and diverse cast, the show promises to be a fascinating addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
In the "Bosch" universe, "Ballard," a continuation featuring Maggie Q as Det. Renee Ballard, will premiere on July 9 on Prime Video. Fans of the series, which is based on the novels by Michael Connelly, are eagerly awaiting this latest instalment.
As the summer TV season kicks off, these shows and premieres offer a diverse range of genres and stories that are sure to captivate audiences. So, grab your popcorn and get ready for an exciting ride!
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