Top Series dominating the Autumn Television landscape this year
August is set to be a month filled with captivating television premieres, featuring a diverse range of returning favourites, limited series, and brand-new dramas. Here are some of the most anticipated shows across various streaming platforms:
Wednesday (Season 2) on Netflix
The dark comedy-fantasy series centred on the character Wednesday Addams continues in its second season. Premiering on August 6, this part of the series is expected to delve deeper into Wednesday's world as she tries to prevent the death of her roommate.
Peacemaker (Season 2) on HBO Max
The follow-up to the popular superhero comedy-drama is set to return. Although the exact release date is yet to be announced, fans are eagerly awaiting John Cena's reprisal of his role as Peacemaker.
Upload (Season 4) on Amazon Prime Video
Late August will see the return of the sci-fi comedy series, Upload, for its fourth season. The show continues its exploration of the afterlife and digital existence.
Alien: Earth (premiere date TBA)
This new series, set in the Alien universe, is shrouded in mystery. However, with Noah Hawley serving as the showrunner, expectations are high for this intriguing addition to the franchise.
The Rainmaker (platform and premiere date TBA)
Details about this upcoming series are scarce, but it's expected to be a compelling drama that will captivate audiences.
The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox on Hulu (August 20)
Based on the true story of Amanda Knox, this limited series promises to be a gripping exploration of the infamous case.
The Terminal List: Dark Wolf (Season 1) on Prime Video (August 27)
Adapted from the best-selling novel, this action-packed series follows Navy SEAL James Reece as he uncovers a conspiracy while trying to clear his name.
The Thursday Murder Club on Netflix (August 28)
This movie adaptation of Richard Osman's best-selling book follows a group of septuagenarians who solve crimes in their retirement community.
Big Noon Kickoff (Season 5) on FOX (August 30)
Football fans can look forward to the fifth season of this popular sports show.
Chief of War on Apple TV+ (August 1)
This series follows a military prosecutor as she navigates the complexities of the justice system.
Adolescence on Netflix
This unique limited series, noted for its single-shot episodes and tense storyline, revolves around a 13-year-old boy accused of a violent crime.
The Residence on Netflix
This Whodunit series, led by Uzo Aduba and Giancarlo Esposito, promises to keep viewers guessing.
The Pitt on Max
This fast-paced drama, set in the world of small-town journalism, is expected to be a major highlight of the year.
In addition to these, August will also see the premiere of an animated Wakanda anthology series on HBO and HBO Max on August 3, offering a fresh take on the Marvel universe.
Stay tuned for more updates on these exciting premieres!
In August, the animated Wakanda anthology series, offering a fresh perspective on the Marvel universe, will premiere on HBO and HBO Max. The month will also witnesses the release of a new Whodunit series titled The Residence, led by Uzo Aduba and Giancarlo Esposito, promising to keep viewers guessing.
