10 Can’t Miss Star-Studded Series Airing This Spring
As spring 2025 approaches, TV lovers can look forward to an exciting lineup of 10 new shows that will keep them hooked throughout the season. With a mix of fresh ideas and compelling characters, these upcoming releases promise to offer something for everyone. Whether you’re into thought-provoking dramas, lighthearted comedies, or thrilling mysteries, there will be plenty of options to choose from. As always, streaming platforms and networks alike are gearing up to bring engaging stories to our screens, ensuring that viewers have plenty to binge, discuss, and enjoy with friends and family this spring.
1. “The White Lotus” (February 16)
Pack your bags—”The White Lotus” is heading to Thailand for Season 3, premiering February 16th 2025 on HBO. This time, it’s all about rich people, sun, sand, and some deep existential questions. Creator Mike White promises a “satirical look at death and Eastern religion”—because why not mix vacation vibes with a little existential dread?
Though we’ll miss Jennifer Coolidge, Natasha Rothwell returns as Belinda, ready to deliver wisdom and sass. The new cast is stacked with stars like Leslie Bibb, Carrie Coon, Walton Goggins, Jason Isaacs, Michelle Monaghan, and Parker Posey.
And the biggest twist? K-pop icon Lisa from BLACKPINK makes her acting debut, adding even more flair to this already chaotic, luxurious resort. Get ready for drama, luxury, and some serious cultural clashes!
2. “Zero Day” (February 20)
Get ready for a mind-bending ride with “Zero Day”, coming to Netflix on February 20th 2025. Robert De Niro stars as a former president investigating a terrorist attack—but there’s a twist. He’s secretly battling cognitive decline, adding a whole new layer of tension to this six-episode thriller.
Created by the team behind “Griselda”, with input from NBC News vets, “Zero Day” digs into power, responsibility, and the fragility of the mind. With Lizzy Caplan, Jesse Plemons, and Angela Bassett joining the cast, you’re in for some intense performances.
As the ex-POTUS struggles to solve a complex case while his mind slips, expect plenty of twists and edge-of-your-seat moments. “Zero Day” is a gripping exploration of leadership, security, and the cost of power. Clear your schedule—this one’s going to be a thriller.
3. “Suits: LA” (February 23)
Get ready for “Suits L.A”., hitting NBC on February 23rd 2025! This spin-off swaps New York’s concrete for LA’s glitz and glamour. Stephen Amell stars as Ted Black, a former prosecutor turned Hollywood lawyer with a mysterious past involving none other than Harvey Specter (yep, Gabriel Macht will be back for guest spots).
The cast is packed with talent—Josh McDermitt brings the laughs, Lex Scott Davis serves the drama, and Bryan Greenberg’s got the charm. While we might not get a Meghan Markle cameo, this legal drama promises plenty of Hollywood intrigue, high-stakes cases, and sharp wit.
Get ready for “Suits” with a West Coast twist—sun, scandals, and all!
4. “Dope Thief” (March 14)
Apple TV+ has revealed a first look at “Dope Thief”, a new eight-episode crime drama created by Peter Craig (“The Batman”, “Top Gun: Maverick”) and executive produced by Ridley Scott (“Gladiator”, “Blade Runner”), who also directs the first episode. Starring Brian Tyree Henry (“Atlanta”, “Causeway”), the series follows a group of friends in Philly who rob a house while posing as DEA agents—only to find themselves tangled in a dangerous narcotics operation. The show premieres with two episodes on March 14, 2025, and new episodes will drop every Friday through April 25. The cast also includes Wagner Moura, Marin Ireland, Kate Mulgrew, Nesta Cooper, Amir Arison, and Ving Rhames.
5. “The Residence” (March 20)
Clear your schedule—”The Residence” is coming to Netflix on March 20th 2025! Think “Knives Out” meets “The West Wing”, with a Shondaland twist. Created by “Scandal’s” Paul William Davis, this mystery series takes you behind the scenes of the White House, where a murder at a state dinner leaves everyone on edge.
Uzo Aduba stars as the quirky detective Cordelia Cupp, leading a star-studded cast including Giancarlo Esposito, Susan Kelechi Watson, Jason Lee, Ken Marino, and Randall Park—because even murder can have its funny moments.
Get ready for a wild mix of political drama, mystery, and plenty of juicy twists. Who killed who, and how will it impact the President’s approval ratings? Tune in to find out!
6. “The Studio” (March 26)
Apple TV+ has a hot star studded show coming this spring with Seth Rogen’s new comedy, “The Studio”. The 10-episode series will kick off with two episodes on March 26, 2025, with new episodes released weekly until May 21. Rogen stars as Matt Remick, the new head of Continental Studios, navigating the chaos of the Hollywood film industry, battling egos, corporate pressure, and his own insecurities. The cast also includes Catherine O’Hara, Kathryn Hahn, Ike Barinholtz, and Chase Sui Wonders, with guest appearances from Bryan Cranston, Martin Scorsese, Charlize Theron, and more.
7. “Your Friends & Neighbors” (April 11)
Apple TV+ has renewed “Your Friends & Neighbors”, starring Jon Hamm, for a second season ahead of its first season premiere. The 9-episode drama will debut on April 11 with two episodes, followed by weekly episodes through May 30. Created by Jonathan Tropper, the series follows Hamm as Andrew “Coop” Cooper, a fired hedge fund manager turned thief, who discovers dark secrets lurking in his wealthy neighborhood. Alongside Hamm, the cast includes Amanda Peet, Olivia Munn, and Hoon Lee. The early renewal is a nod to the show’s strong creative team and promising first season.
8. “You” (April 24)
The teaser for “You” Season 5 has already sparked a flurry of speculation. We get fleeting glimpses of Joe’s past victims, flashes of familiar New York City landmarks, and, of course, the signature voiceover that’s both unnerving and magnetic. But what does it all mean? Is Joe finally going to confront the consequences of his actions, or will he manage to escape yet again? With every new scene, it feels like we’re getting closer to unraveling Joe’s final chapter—and it’s a thrilling, terrifying prospect.
9. “The Last Of Us” (April 2025)
The second season of “The Last of Us” is here with seven new episodes, picking up five years after Season 1. Based on the 2020 game “The Last of Us Part II”, we’re back with Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) facing new challenges in the post-apocalyptic world.
This season also brings some fresh faces to the cast, including Jeffrey Wright reprising his role as militia leader Isaac Dixon from the game, along with Catherine O’Hara, Danny Ramirez, Young Mazino, and Kaitlyn Dever as Abby. Get ready for more intense drama and emotional moments as the story unfolds.
10. “Hacks” (May 2025)
“Hacks” returns this spring for its highly anticipated fourth season, following a thrilling third season that earned both an Emmy and a Golden Globe for Best Comedy Series. Fans are eagerly awaiting the new season, especially after the jaw-dropping cliffhanger that dramatically shifted the dynamic between Deborah and Ava. The ending left us on the edge of our seats, leaving many wondering what’s next for these two complex characters and how their relationship will evolve. With the sharp wit, emotional depth, and standout performances that made the show a critical hit, “Hacks” season 4 is poised to take the story in bold new directions—guaranteeing more laughs, drama, and unforgettable moments.
As 2025 unfolds, it’s clear that TV is entering an exciting new chapter. With a mix of fresh ideas, bold storytelling, and star-studded casts, the upcoming shows promise to captivate audiences in ways we’ve never seen before. Whether you’re looking for high-octane drama, thought-provoking comedies, or fantastical escapes, there’s something for everyone. As streaming platforms and networks continue to push boundaries, 2025 is shaping up to be a year filled with unforgettable TV moments that will have us hooked from start to finish. Get ready to settle in for some seriously binge-worthy content!
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