‘House of the Dragon,’ ‘Abbott Elementary’ & More: 40 Shows We’re Excited About in 2024
When it comes to TV, there’s a lot to look forward to in 2024 with plenty of returning favorites and fresh titles on the horizon. While we can’t know for certain all of the shows coming in 2024 quite yet, we do know about a great deal of them.
Whether it’s network fare like Abbott Elementary, Ghosts, and Law & Order: SVU as well as the final seasons of Blue Bloods and Young Sheldon, or streaming favorites like The Boys or Bridgerton, there’s something for everyone to look forward to. And don’t get us started on premium titles like House of the Dragon, Curb Your Enthusiasm, or Outlander, all of which are slated to be back with shows like Yellowstone, and Interview with the Vampire.
Plus, there are plenty of new titles to fawn over as well like Disney+‘s latest Marvel series Echo which serves up some crossover with the Daredevil world. A new chapter of True Detective starring Jodie Foster, AMC‘s much-anticipated Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) series The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, and the second half of Outlander‘s seventh season are all set to arrive in 2024.
Below, we’re rounding up 40 titles, including the ones mentioned, above, that we’re looking forward to most in the new year. Take a peek, and let us know what you’re planning to watch in 2024.
Outlander
Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie’s (Sam Heughan) story continues in the second half of Outlander‘s seventh season. A premiere date has yet to be announced at Starz, but filming has been completed.
Bridgerton
Netflix‘s Regency-era romp will follow the romance of Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) in its third season. The Shondaland series based on Julia Quinn’s novels will premiere in two parts beginning May 16, 2024, with the second half arriving June 13, 2024.
The Boys
Prime Video’s megahit about vigilantes fighting against out-of-line “Supes” will be back for more outrageous fun with Jeffrey Dean Morgan joining the ranks.
Echo
Alaqua Cox suits up for this five-episode series delving into the backstory of Maya Lopez as well as her ties to Kingpin, Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio). The TV-MA Marvel title is set to drop all at once on Disney+ and Hulu beginning January 10.
House of the Dragon
HBO‘s Game of Thrones spinoff starring Emma D’Arcy, Matt Smith, and Olivia Cooke will reignite screens this summer as House of the Dragon returns for Season 2.
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Larry David returns for more of the same in Curb‘s twelfth season, which is officially set to premiere Sunday, February 4, 2024.
The Penguin
Colin Farrell will disappear back into his role as Oswald Cobblepot for Max‘s The Batman spinoff sometime later in 2024.
True Detective: Night Country
The latest chapter of HBO’s anthology series, Night Country, starring Jodie Foster and Kali Reis will take viewers to Ennis, Alaska, beginning Sunday, January 14.
The Sympathizer
The espionage drama featuring Sandra Oh and Robert Downey Jr. alongside Hoa Xuande is currently anticipated to arrive sometime in early 2024.
The Regime
Kate Winslet oversees a modern European regime in this HBO title which is reportedly set to arrive sometime in the spring.
The Franchise
From Sam Mendes, this upcoming HBO comedy follows the happenings behind the scenes of a superhero blockbuster franchise.
The Sex Lives of College Girls
Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble’s half-hour Max comedy about four roommates making their way at Essex College is scheduled to resume classes sometime in the new year.
Abbott Elementary
What’s next for Abbott Elementary’s optimistic teacher Janine Teagues (Quinta Brunson)? Fans will soon find out when the show returns on February 7.
Ghosts
CBS’s ghoulishly good comedy about “livings” Sam (Rose McIver) and Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar), and their spirited housemates at Woodstone will officially return on Thursday, February 15.
NCIS
The flagship favorite will debut its 21st season on Monday, February 12.
Chicago Fire
In anticipation of various returns and exits, fans of One Chicago’s first hit won’t want to miss the show’s January 17th premiere.
Hacks
The mentor-mentee dynamic between Jean Smart’s Deborah Vance and Hannah Einbinder’s Ava continues when the Max comedy comes back to television in the new year.
Griselda
Sofia Vergara trades in her comedic antics for the gritty titular role of Netflix’s new series about the infamous drug queenpin, Griselda Blanco. The show is set to arrive January 25th.
Elsbeth
The Good Wife spawns another spinoff following The Good Fight as Carrie Preston’s Elsbeth Tascioni steps into the spotlight for this crime drama debuting February 29th on CBS.
Extended Family
Jon Cryer and Abigail Spencer play divorced parents trying to adjust to their own normal with the inclusion of her new love played by Donald Faison in this NBC comedy “officially” arriving January 2nd after previewing on December 23.
Law & Order: SVU
Benson (Mariska Hargitay) returns for more cases in the landmark 25th season debut of SVU on January 18th.
9-1-1
The Ryan Murphy-produced first responder drama moves networks as the flagship series makes the jump from Fox to ABC for its Season 7 premiere on March 14th.
The Brothers Sun
Debuting January 4 on Netflix, the new crime family dramedy follows a Tapei assassin who is sent to protect his mother (played by Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh) and younger brother in LA after his father is targeted in a hit job.
Tracker
Justin Hartley takes on his first full-time TV gig since This Is Us wrapped, playing Colter Shaw in CBS’s new action drama series based on Jeffrey Deaver’s best-selling book The Never Game. Tracker‘s set to premiere on Sunday, February 11.
Grey's Anatomy
ABC’s long-running medical drama will start seeing new patients onscreen for its landmark 20th season beginning March 14.
Blue Bloods
The 14th and final season of Blue Bloods will debut on February 16th, kicking off the last chapter in the Reagan family’s story.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine step into the titular roles in Prime Video’s TV take on the spy dramedy arriving February 2.
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Netflix’s live-action take on the beloved animated classic drops February 22 on the streamer.
Interview With the Vampire
AMC‘s sexy drama based on the fan-favorite work of Anne Rice will return for the next chapter in Louis (Jacob Anderson) and Lestat’s (Sam Reid) story with an exact premiere date yet to be announced.
Yellowstone
The long-awaited second half of Yellowstone‘s fifth and final season will drop in 2024, but not for a while as a tentative premiere date is set for sometime in November.
Shōgun
The highly anticipated adaptation of James Clavell’s novel follows a “century-defining civil war” in Japan in the year 1600. The limited series is set to premiere on FX and Hulu on February 27.
Ted
Seth MacFarlane revisits the Ted Universe in Peacock‘s prequel series set to premiere on January 11.
3 Body Problem
Dropping March 21 on Netflix, this title based on the popular book series is being helmed by Game of Thrones duo D.B. Weiss and David Benioff.
Masters of the Air
From executive producers Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, Masters of the Air is the latest World War II limited drama series from the creative duo, joining the ranks of Band of Brothers and The Pacific. This new show arrives on January 26 on Apple TV+ and features Austin Butler, Barry Keoghan, and Callum Turner among others.
Will Trent
ABC’s much-loved special agent Will Trent is back on the case for Season 2 beginning February 20.
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live
The long-awaited Rick and Michonne Walking Dead spinoff finally premieres February 25 on AMC.
Feud: Capote vs. The Swans
The second chapter in Ryan Murphy’s Feud anthology unravels around Truman Capote (Tom Hollander) and “the swans” of New York City’s high society in this upcoming limited series arriving January 31 on FX.
Death and Other Details
The murder mystery series starring Mandy Patinkin debuts January 16 on Hulu.
Young Sheldon
The seventh and final season of The Big Bang Theory prequel spinoff begins February 15.
Genius: MLK/X
National Geographic‘s anthology series shines a light on Maritn Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X beginning February 1 on Disney+.
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None of this matters since we don't have more Magnum PI to look forward to in 2024. I still can't believe that NBC opted to not renew the cast contracts for Season 6.
TV is going to have a lot let Aloha Spirit when the Series Finale airs on January 3rd. And fans are still just finding out it it ending, because NBC did such a bad job advertising this as the final season.
NBC loves their dark Law & Order and One Chicago shows, but many viewers will be saying Aloha to anything they are broadcasting after January 3rd.
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There’s so much to look forward to while-yes-we say goodbye to old faves. It’s the viewers that make the changes. Networks are going to replace what they feel isn’t being watched.
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I am only going to watch 2 shows out of 40!! Young Sheldon and Extended Family. Of course my viewing is limited as the only monthly subscription I have is Paramount Plus.
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I am only going to watch 2 shows out of 40!! Young Sheldon and Extended Family. Of course my viewing is limited as the only extra monthly subscription I subscribe to is Paramount Plus.
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One Chicago’s, SVU,Organized Crime,Blue Bloods and The Good Doctor. My look forward to shows.
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What about Quantum Leap? That is the show I want yo know about.
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