The Unmissable New TV Shows To Add To Your Watch List

The show that proves money truly does not buy happiness is back, at last, for its third season. This time around, the chaos unfolds in Thailand, as the usual crowd of high-net-worth hedonists descends on a quasi-spiritual retreat. What could go wrong? The teaser looks every bit as deranged as the first two seasons, and with star turns from Sex Education’s Aimee Lou Wood and Hollywood heavyweights such as Parker Posey and Carrie Coon, it’s priority viewing. On Now and HBO Max now

Calling all Yellowstone fans: there is a brand-new western drama in town. Ransom Canyon is a sweeping family saga, following the intertwined lives of three ranching dynasties in a sprawling Texas town. Starring Friday Night Lights’ Minka Kelly and Transformers’ Josh Duhamel, prepare for a white-knuckle ride of deceit, heartbreak, forbidden love and family, which is sure to set the internet on fire. On Netflix from April 17

Blessed be the fruit of the sixth and final series of this dystopian drama – based on Margaret Atwood’s nightmarish novel – that has shooketh viewers since it first arrived on screens back in 2017. The trailer teases a huge handmaid rebellion, so, will Offred (Elisabeth Moss) and her fellow prisoners finally escape the clutches of Gilead and find their freedom? All will be revealed. On Hulu from April 8

The iconic zombie-slaying duo Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal are back on screens in one of the most anticipated TV releases of the year. Not much has been teased about the second season of this critically acclaimed, post-apocalyptic thriller, but in the same vein as its predecessor, you can expect even more guts and gore – as both Joel (Pascal) and Ellie (Ramsey) stave off zombie world domination. On HBO Max from April 4

Julianne Moore and Meghann Fahy (The White Lotus) take top billing in this thrilling new Netflix series written by rising star Molly Smith Metzler (creator of 2021’s acclaimed show Maid, with Margaret Qualley.) When Devon DeWitt (Fahy) becomes concerned about her younger sister Simone’s involvement with an enigmatic philanthropist Michaela Kell, she follows her out to a luxurious beach estate where a series of strange events unfold over one tense weekend… Think Big Little Lies meets Nine Perfect Strangers… On Netflix in April

Apple TV+ continues to up the ante with a slew of new talking-point shows – and this Seth Rogen-helmed project is one of the jewels in their crown. Rogen gives a career-defining performance as Matt Remick, the newly appointed head of a film company which is freefalling into crisis. Remick must navigate the fragile egos, budget slashes and savage reviews akin to Hollywood, while the starry supporting cast of Catherine O’Hara, Kathryn Hahn, Bryan Cranston and Chase Sui Wonders watch from the wings. On Apple TV+ from March 26

Based on the bestselling books by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson, The Wheel of Time is the latest fan-favorite fantasy franchise that just keeps getting better. Watch matriarch Moiraine Damodred, played by the mesmerizing Rosamund Pike, run this world where women wield all the power. On Prime Video from March 13

It’s hard to believe that serial stalker/killer Joe Goldberg has managed to wreak havoc for five seasons without getting caught, but the chickens might just be coming home to roost in this season, the last ever, of this chart-topping show. The grand finale sees Goldberg return to New York, where it all began, to try to finish what he started all those years ago. On Netflix from March

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