There are a lot of new and returning shows to check out this fall, including “VisionQuest,” a new Amy Poehler comedy, Linda Cardellini in a “Friday the 13th” prequel show, the return of “Abbott Elementary,” and so much more!

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Keri Russell, Rufus Sewell, Allison Janney, and Bradley Whitford return when this Emmy-nominated drama drops Season 4 this fall. In this new season, tensions have reached what appears to be a breaking point. President Grace Penn (Janney) and VP Hal Wyler (Sewell)'s conspiracy to steal Russia's most powerful weapon hurries the US toward war. Meanwhile, Kate (Russell) and Todd (Whitford) attempt to unite to stop the Grace-Hal alliance from upending the balance of power both abroad and at home. It's another electrifying season for The Diplomat, making it a show you need to be watching.

When it returns: Oct. 15 on Netflix (all episodes)

The WandaVision trilogy comes to an end with VisionQuest. Vision (Paul Bettany), having been repotted and escaping the people who tried to weaponize him, has been in hiding. Searching for new meaning, he consults the AI personas embedded in his programming for answers, including J.A.R.V.I.S. (James D'Arcy) and even Ultron (James Spader). However, his days of hiding come to an end when he suddenly runs into Thomas Shepard (Ruaridh Mollica), a mysterious boy who might just be Vision and Wanda's (Elizabeth Olsen) son. As a WandaVision and Agatha All Along fan, this will be high up on my must-watch list.

Starring: Paul Bettany, James Spader, Ruaridh Mollica, Todd Stashwick, T’Nia Miller, Lauren Morais, Orla Brady, Diane Morgan, Polly Frame, Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, Emily Hampshire, James D’Arcy, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 14 on Disney+ (episodes air weekly)

Slow Horses returns for Season 6, and this time our beloved agents from Slough House are the targets. Lamb (Gary Oldman), Cartwright (Jack Lowden), and both current and former agents are forced into hiding and fight for their survival as Diana Taverner (Kristin Scott Thomas) draws them into a high-stakes game of retaliation and revenge. Notably, this leads Lamb and Cartwright to reunite with many people, including Olivia Cooke, who returns as Sid Baker. Slow Horses remains one of the best shows on TV that you might not be watching.

When it returns: Sept. 16 on Apple TV (episodes air weekly)

Zoe Kazan brings John Steinbeck's 1952 novel of the same name to life with this new limited series. Led by Florence Pugh as Cathy Ames, East of Eden is a multigenerational saga set in California. It follows the intertwined lives of the Trask and Hamilton families. Kazan's adaptation is said to focus new attention on Cathy, the indelible antihero of Steinbeck's classic. Also, Kazan's grandfather, Elia Kazan, directed the novel's first adaptation, too.

Starring: Florence Pugh, Christopher Abbott, Mike Faist, Joseph Zada, Joe Anders, Hoon Lee, Tracy Letts, Martha Plimpton, Ciarán Hinds, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 1 on Netflix (all episodes)

In Nobody Wants This Season 3, Joanne (Kristen Bell) and Noah (Adam Brody) are taking a big step in their relationship: moving in together. For the first time in a minute, their relationship feels solid, as they embrace all of the exciting "firsts" that come with building their life together. Meanwhile, Sasha (Timothy Simons) and Esther (Jackie Tohn) are thrust back into the dating world, whether they like it or not, as they each stumble through all the awkwardness that comes with it. 

When it returns: Oct. 22 on Netflix (all episodes)

For the first time ever, the third book in Rick Riordan's beloved series comes to life with the third season of Percy Jackson. Based on The Titan's Curse, Percy (Walker Scobell) will face one of his most challenging tests yet: the disappearance of Annabeth (Leah Sava' Jeffries). With Percy determined to find her, there's also the impending Great Prophecy by the Oracle of Delphi that is throwing a wrench in everything. It foretold that one demigod of the "Big Three" is fated to raise Olympus to new heights or bring it crashing down. Levi Chrisopulos and Olive Abercrombie join the cast as the beloved Nico and Bianca di Angelo. And, once again, this season has a stacked guest star list, including Ming-Na Wen as Hera and Dafne Keen as Artemis.

When it returns: Nov. 20 on Disney+ (episodes air weekly)

A prequel to the Friday the 13th franchise, Crystal Lake follows single mother Pam Voorhees (Linda Cardellini), who has been unable to shake her grief after her young son Jason tragically drowned in the town lake nearly a year before. However, when two strangers arrive at her front door and start digging into her past, a disturbing chain of events is set in motion, which will leave the town of Crystal Lake wondering: Who is Pam Voorhees?

Starring: Linda Cardellini, William Catlett, Devin Kessler, Cameron Scoggins, Gwendolyn Sundstrom, and more

The sixth season of Only Murders in the Building sends our beloved trio of amateur sleuths and podcasters to London. Charles (Steve Martin), Mabel (Selena Gomez), and Oliver (Martin Short) embark on their hardest case yet when the next victim, Cinda Canning (Tina Fey), arrives at their doorstep, summoning them to London to catch her killer. Now across the pond, they are faced with a new group of eccentric and suspicious characters as they try to figure out what happened to Cinda, and hopefully escape the same fate themselves. This new season features an all-star guest lineup including Olivia Colman, Meryl Streep, David Tennant, Nicola Coughlan, Martin Freeman, and more.

When it returns: Dec. 8 on Hulu (episodes air weekly)

The Gilded Age Season 4 returns this fall, and I am counting down the days. In this new season, Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon) changed society at a cost. Now, her family must reckon with the consequences as Agnes van Rhijn (Christine Baranski) seizes an opportunity to regain her position in society. Meanwhile, Marian (Louisa Jacobson) forges a new path forward for herself, and Peggy (Denée Benton) works to be accepted by her future in-laws. In this new era, you must be careful what you wish for.

When it returns: Nov. 1 on HBO and HBO Max (episodes air weekly)

Amy Poehler reunites with Parks and Rec co-creator Michael Schur for this new comedy series. Dig follows a team of dedicated archaeologists (and less-dedicated college students) who spend their summer working at a dig site in Greece. However, what starts out as a fun summer project turns serious when they discover a rare artifact that sends them on the adventure of a lifetime.

Starring: Amy Poehler, Hugh Laurie, Geraldine Viswanathan, Antonia Thomas, Fina Strazza, and more

Outlander: Blood of My Blood returns for a heart-pounding Season 2. With the 1715 Jacobite Rising looming, the Scottish Highlands are split in two and thrust clans into a war that forces them to choose sides. With Brian (Jamie Roy) and Murtagh (Rory Alexander) pledging to fight beside Lord Lovat (Tony Curran), Ellen (Harriet Slater) reluctantly must return to Castle Leoch and her feuding brothers. Meanwhile, Henry (Jeremy Irvine) and Julia (Hermione Corfield) are finally reunited and trying to journey back through the stones. But when Henry makes it through, and Julia and their newborn son do not, they are separated once again, seemingly without any hope of returning to their own time period.

When it returns: Sept. 18 on Starz (episodes air weekly)

Class is back in session when Abbott Elementary returns with Season 6 this fall. The new season will likely pick up after Abbott was able to stay open, even though the district planned to shut down 20 schools. And while they are still operating, there will be an influx of new students, which surely means more work and more hijinks for our favorite teachers. Abbott Elementary will also hit its landmark 100th episode this season, which is such a huge and well-deserved accomplishment, especially in the era of shorter seasons and streaming.

When it returns: Oct. 7 on ABC, next day on Hulu (episodes air weekly)

This binge-watching sensation returns, which will surely be just as wild as the first. In The Hunting Wives Season 2, Sophie (Brittany Snow) and Margo (Malin Akerman) are on the outs. But soon enough, old secrets and new foes force them back together. The stakes keep rising as their dangerous games continue to bring even more questions to light. Basically, are they the hunters, or are they being hunted?

When it returns: Nov. 26 on Netflix (all episodes)

It's the final season of Yellowjackets, and I am bracing for some of the most jaw-dropping episodes of TV to come from this show this fall. With the final season, the last of the survivors from the plane crash race to bury their sins from what they've done in the wilderness before rescue arrives. Meanwhile, an old flame roars back into town with plans of her own. Turns out, not every homecoming is a joyous one. As the girls' time in the wilderness comes to a close, we finally see what happened to them upon their return home, and in the present, it seems like the sins of their past are finally catching up to them. Again, I think it's safe to say we are in for a wild ride.

When it returns: Nov. 20 on Paramount+ (episodes air weekly)

The final season of Maxton Hall drops this December, and I personally cannot wait. Picking up where the jaw-dropping Season 2 finale ended, Ruby (Harriet Herbig-Matten) has been suspended from Maxton Hall College. Her dream of going to Oxford is slipping away, but she refuses to give up. Alongside James (Damian Hardung), they are determined to fight to prove her innocence. The closer they get to the truth, the more it threatens to tear everything apart. Friendships are tested, and secrets they never expected to find out about come to light.

When it returns: Dec. 9 on Prime Video (all episodes)

It's American Horror Story Season 13, which means this anthology is seemingly going back to its roots. In this latest chapter, the show sees the return of fan-favorite characters like Constance Langdon (Jessica Lange), Cordelia Goode (Sarah Paulson), Madison Montgomery (Emma Roberts), Marie Laveau (Angela Bassett), Twisty the Clown (John Carroll Lynch), Kai Anderson (Evan Peters), Rubber Man, and even more surprises. This is American Horror Story, so the plot is pretty under wraps right now, but alongside the returning cast, we'll also see some new faces like Avantika, Paul Anthony Kelly, Tig Notaro, Madelaine Petsch, and many more.

When it returns: Sept. 24 on FX and Hulu (episodes air weekly)

Based on Jane Austen's iconic novel of the same name, Pride and Prejudice gets a new six-part limited series this fall. Described as a "faithful, classic adaptation" written by Dolly Alderton and directed by Euros Lyn, this adaptation tells the same story we've all grown to love. Of course, Pride and Prejudice follows Elizabeth Bennet (Emma Corrin) and her sisters, whose mother is desperate to marry off her daughters so that their modest family estate doesn't pass to a distant male cousin if their father were to die. When Mr. Bingley (Daryl McCormack) moves into the neighborhood and brings with him his friend Mr. Darcy (Jack Lowden), the Bennet family sees an opportunity to marry off one of their daughters.

Starring: Emma Corrin, Jack Lowden, Olivia Colman, Rufus Sewell, Freya Mavor, Jamie Demetriou, Daryl McCormack, Louis Partridge, Rhea Norwood, Siena Kelly, Fiona Shaw, Hopey Parish, Hollie Avery, and more

When it premieres: Fall 2026 (all episodes)

Based on Stephen King's iconic debut novel, and brought to life by horror visionary Mike Flanagan, Carrie is a timely reinvention of this classic coming-of-age story. The show follows Carrie White (Summer H. Howell), who has spent her life hidden away in her home by her overprotective mother, Margaret (Samantha Sloyan). But after her father's sudden and untimely death, Carrie is thrust into the unforgiving ecosystem of a public high school. Now, she's forced to navigate her way through a viral bullying scandal that tears through her community, all while her mysterious telekinetic powers begin to rise.

Starring: Summer H. Howell, Samantha Sloyan, Matthew Lillard, Alison Thornton, Josie Totah, Siena Agudong, Arthur Conti, Thalia Dudek, Amber Midthunder, Joel Oulette, Heather Graham, Kate Siegel, Michael Trucco, Rowan Danielle, Rahul Kohli, Tim Bagley, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 7 on Prime Video

The fourth installment in Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's Monster anthology series follows Lizzie Borden (Ella Beatty). When the repressed daughter of a wealthy New England family and her rebellious maid find themselves trapped in a house built on humiliation and cruelty, the duo escapes into a fantasy of sex, power, and revenge. The gruesome unsolved murders that follow don’t just shock the world, but they also give birth to an icon who refuses to live imprisoned in a cage, choosing instead to forge her own legend.

Starring: Ella Beatty, Vicky Krieps, Charlie Hunnam, Rebecca Hall, Billie Lourd, Joey Pollari, Sarah Paulson, Jessica Barden, and more

When it premieres: Sept. 17 on Netflix (all episodes)

Created by Sharon Horgan, this upcoming rom-com follows Alex (Horgan), a 50-year-old divorcee, who is trying to search for sex and love while juggling caring for her ailing parents and parenting her should-be-all-grown-up son, who is heading off to university. With her somewhat new freedom, she's determined not to let her age stop her from finding love, sex, and fun.

Starring: Sharon Horgan, Rupert Friend, Sharlene Whyte, Aran Murphy, Robbie Gee, and more

When it premieres: Sept. 20 on HBO and HBO Max (episodes air weekly)

This hilarious new comedy series follows Charles (Ed Weeks) and Liz (Allegra Edwards), a vampire couple whose once-passionate romance has turned into a somewhat loveless marriage after 500 years of being together. Living in present-day Seattle with their oddball coven, they've settled into an eternal rut, until their daughter's earnest human boyfriend unexpectedly enters their lives and forces them to confront whether their love can really survive forever.

Starring: Ed Weeks, Allegra Edwards, Helen J. Shen, Jaren Lewison, Parker Young, Rose Abdoo, Tristan Michael Brown, Shylo Molina, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 8 on CBS and Paramount+ (episodes air weekly)

This new comedy series follows Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey, who are playing fictionalized versions of themselves. After Woody's daughter's engagement falls apart, he decides to pack his family up and move to Matthew's ranch in Austin. What starts as a healing getaway quickly spirals when Matthew's mother (Holland Taylor) accidentally lets slip a long-buried secret: The two lifelong friends might actually be brothers. What ensues is a heartfelt and hilarious comedy as Woody and Matthew try to uncover the truth while trying not to spiral into full-blown identity crises. And yes, this is based on the rumor that they are really brothers IRL. 

Starring: Woody Harrelson, Matthew McConaughey, Natalie Martinez, Brittany Ishibashi, Nolan Almeida, Ella Grace Helton, Noah Carganilla, Highdee Kuan, Oona Yaffe, Holland Taylor, and more

When it premieres: Sept. 23 on Apple TV (episodes air weekly)

The new season of The Paper kicks off after the team swept the Ohio Journalism Awards in Season 1. Now, Ned (Domhnall Gleeson) searches for a journalistic crusade, which leads him to go after a local private club that jeopardizes the paper. While he and Mare (Chelsea Frei) try to figure out what exactly they are to each other, Esmeralda (Sabrina Impacciatore) struggles to find her place. Overall, this new season sees our beloved reporters maturing while still pursuing the stories that matter most.

When it returns: Sept. 9 on Peacock (episodes air weekly)

Set 50 years after the events of Blade Runner 2049, this limited series is set in a Los Angeles that has been reborn, just not by humanity. Cora (Hunter Schafer), a fugitive in a final bid to stop running, decides to take on one last identity as a Blade Runner. Soon, Cora is forced to partner with Olwen (Michelle Yeoh), a Replicant on the verge of death. As they hunt down a runaway hiding a truth, they soon discover that the truth could collapse the very fragile society they live in.

Starring: Michelle Yeoh, Hunter Schafer, Dimitri Abold, Lewis Gribben, Katelyn Rose Downey, Daniel Rigby, Johnny Harris, Amy Lennox, Sheila Atim, Matthew Needham, Tom Burke, Maurizio Lombardi, and more

When it premieres: Nov. 25 on Prime Video (all episodes)

A revival of the '80s sitcom, A Different World, returns to Hillman College with a new class stepping onto campus — and beloved faces returning home. At the center is Deborah Wayne (Maleah Joi Moon), who is Whitley (Jasmine Guy) and Dwayne’s (Kadeem Hardison) youngest daughter. She's a free spirit with a flair for the spotlight and a big heart who’s still figuring out her own path at Hillman. Deborah is joined by a new generation also trying to navigate their way at an HBCU as they find their way, grow up, and be unapologetically themselves. 

Starring: Maleah Joi Moon, Alijah Kai, Cornell Young IV, Jordan Aaron Hall, Kennedi Reece, Chibuikem Uche, and more

When it premieres: Sept. 24 on Netflix (episodes air weekly)

This new NBC drama series follows the Hollingsworths, a family of law enforcement agents, as they grapple with a dangerous case that pulls them all in. Jane (Hope Davis) is a US marshal, while both Mike (Peter Krause) and their son, Micah (Tommy O'Brien), are Secret Service agents. Then their daughter, Clare (Kat Cunning), works for the FBI, and their other son, Russ (Taylor Bloom), works for the Department of Justice. When a murder that first seemed like an open-and-shut case soon entangles the family in a deadly conspiracy, each Hollingsworth must draw upon their professional skills and bond with each other to find the killer.

Starring: Peter Krause, Hope Davis, Kat Cunning, Tommy O’Brien, Taylor Bloom, Charlie Barnett, and more

When it premieres: Sept. 21 on NBC, next day on Peacock (episodes air weekly)

This new limited series thriller is set in a small, isolated coastal Canadian town that becomes the target of a mysterious sea creature. Now, the terrorized residents need to band together to find the strength to fight back in order to protect their community and a vanishing way of life.

Starring: Josh Hartnett, Mackenzie Davis, Charlie Heaton, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 8 on Netflix (all episodes)

Created by Quinn Shephard, The Body follows a group of Catholic school girls who aren't exactly the model students one would hope to find at a Catholic school. Soon, these girls begin to have prophetic visions that set off mass hysteria in their small town after a dance-team initiation goes horribly wrong. 

Starring: Kristina Bogic, Sara Boustany, Geena Meszaros, Nnamdi Asomugha, Louisa Krause, Shirley Chen, Jackson Kelly, Sofia Wylie, and more

When it premieres: Nov. 11 on Netflix (all episodes)

This new limited series thriller follows sisters Charlotte (Meghann Fahy) and Samantha (Rose Byrne), who have spent the last 20 years trying to piece together the lives that were fractured after a single night of violence. When another attack further splinters the small town, Charlotte, now a lawyer like her father, is the first witness at the scene. As the case unfolds, the twists bring up painful memories, and buried secrets put the bonds between sisters, daughters, and fathers to the test.

Starring: Meghann Fahy, Rose Byrne, Brendan Gleeson, Harper Steele, Paula Malcomson, Jake McDorman, Olivia Williams, Michael Dorman, Drew Cheek, Audrey Grace Marshall, and more

When it premieres: Nov. 12 on Peacock (all episodes)

Based on the crime novels by Lars Kepler, Nocturne tells the story of Jonah Lynn (Liev Schreiber), an ex-soldier-turned homicide detective who moves from Philly to a small town in Western Pennsylvania for a quiet life. However, as the town and his family come under attack from a cunning serial killer (Stephen Graham), Jonah must protect everything (and everyone) he holds dear. Suddenly, the desperate search for the last missing victim forces Jonah to send his surrogate daughter, FBI Agent Saga Bauer (Zazie Beetz), up against the elusive serial killer.

Starring: Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz, Stephen Graham, Bill Camp, Rory Culkin, Chrissy Metz, Poorna Jagannathan, Gary Carr, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 30 on Apple TV (episodes air weekly)

In the second season of Dexter: Resurrection, Dexter (Michael C. Hall) is caught between two killers. One with decades of notoriety and a lifetime of kills behind him, and the other a fresh young face terrorizing New York in ways no one has ever seen before. Meanwhile, Harrison (Jack Alcott) continues his pursuit of justice as the father-son duo faces their darkest chapter yet. Dan Stevens and Gabriel Luna join the cast, too.

When it returns: Oct. 30 on Paramount+ (episodes air weekly)

One of the surprise hits of last year returns with Season 2! That's right. If you aren't watching Best Medicine, you should change that before this season kicks into gear. The show follows Dr. Martin Best (Josh Charles), a high-profile surgeon who uproots his life and takes over a private practice in the small coastal town of Port Wenn, Maine. However, things aren't easy because there is one slight problem: Dr. Best has a fear of blood. The second season will likely pick up after Dr. Best had to defend himself before a medical board. This show is another great entry into my favorite TV genre: doctor moves to a small town (see: Everwood, Hart of Dixie, and Virgin River).

Real-life couple Téa Leoni and Tim Daly star in Newlyweds. This new comedy series follows Jeanie (Leoni), a free spirit, and James (Daly), a buttoned-up professor, who make the impulsive decision to get married after a whirlwind, later-in-life romance.

Starring: Téa Leoni, Tim Daly, Jamie Lee Curtis, Emma Meisel, Ignacio Diaz-Silverio, Bill O’Neill, Al Madrigal, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 23 on NBC, next day on Peacock (episodes air weekly)

9-1-1 returns with Season 10 this fall. While exact plot details are still under wraps, this new season will address the big changes that happened at the end of last season. For starters, Athena (Angela Bassett) is finally becoming a detective. Then, in the final moments of the Season 9 finale, it was revealed that Buck (Oliver Stark) had taken in Theo after the sudden death of his parents, who were Buck's good friends. So, yes, those are two BIG changes ahead of this new season, which will surely continue to turn up the heat and deliver jaw-dropping moments in the way only 9-1-1 knows how to do.

When it returns: Oct. 15 on ABC, next day on Hulu (episodes air weekly)

Chad Powers (Glen Powell) is a superstar on the field. There's no denying it now. However, his odd behavior off the field has everyone suspicious, especially Ricky (Perry Mattfeld) and Gerry (Colton Ryan). The walls might be closing in on Russ's lie, and if he and Danny (Frankie Rodriguez) want his alter-ego Chad to survive the regular season for a chance to lead the team to the College Football Playoff, the only person who can help them is the last person who wants to: Ricky.

When it returns: Sept. 3 on Hulu (all episodes)

A spinoff of Snowfall, this new series follows Wanda Bell (Gail Bean) and Leon Simmons (Isaiah John) from the original show as they fight to reinvent themselves in '90s Los Angeles, where the fallout from the crack epidemic is fueling a new game: the rise of West Coast rap. Wanda begins the series with a firm belief that West Coast rap has the power to reshape American culture. She works to assemble a group of geniuses and lead them toward the realization of all their dreams. However, the new game also has her overlapping with street politics that pull in those close to her, including her cousins Lamar (Asante Blackk) and James (Peyton Alex Smith).

Starring: Gail Bean, Isaiah John, Asante Blackk, Peyton Alex Smith, Simmie "Buddy" Sims III, Brandon Mychal Smith, and more

When it premieres: Sept. 8 on FX and Hulu (episodes air weekly)

It's been one year since Eddie (Theo James) and Susie (Kaya Scodelario) joined forces in Bobby's (Ray Winstone) criminal empire overseas. Now, as they drive to expand their enterprise, Bobby's decisions seem increasingly unsound. Eddie and Susie must decide whether to take action or risk losing it all. However, uninhibited ambition never ends very well, does it? Hugh Bonneville joins the cast this season as well.

When it returns: Sept. 3 on Netflix (all episodes)

Netflix's latest teen love triangle is here. Crew Girl follows Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau), a rising star in single sculls rowing, who seemingly has it all until a family scandal capsizes the future that was laid out for her. Now, forced to relocate with her mom (Jessica Paré) to the East Coast, Teagan starts over at the prestigious Easton Prep, where she's not just an outcast but stuck at a school with no girls' rowing team. So, her only way to keep her rowing dreams alive is to join the dysfunctional boys' varsity crew team as their coxswain. Teagan is thrust into this competitive world that is filled with old money and brutal competition. Not to mention, she also gets caught in the orbit of the team’s two most competitive rivals: the arrogant team captain, Josh Regis (Sam Braun), and the quiet but intensely driven underdog, Cam Dillinger (Kyle Clark).

Starring: Miku Martineau, Jessica Paré, Sam Braun, Kyle Clark, Thomas Cadrot, and more 

When it premieres: Sept. 10 on Netflix (all episodes)

Daniella Monet reprises her Victorious character in this brand-new spinoff series. Trina Vega (Monet), who is a struggling actor, decides to return to her former high school, Hollywood Arts, as an unqualified substitute teacher. Soon, she finds herself both clashing with and unexpectedly inspiring a new generation of ambitious and talented students as they learn to find their true path at Hollywood's most elite performing arts school. 

Starring: Daniella Monet, Alyssa Miles, Erika Swayze, Emmy Liu-Wang, Peyton Jackson, Martin Kamm, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 15 on Netflix (all episodes)

Based on a true story, The Altruists follows Sam (Anthony Boyle) and Caroline (Julia Garner), two hyper-smart, ambitious young idealists who tried to remake the global financial system in the blink of an eye. However, this was all before they were accused of stealing $8 billion and became known as Gen Z's very own Bonnie and Clyde.

Starring: Julia Garner, Anthony Boyle, Alex Lawther, Karan Soni, Naomi Okada, Madison Hu, Matt Rife, Eugene Young, Paul Reiser, Robin Weigert, Maddie Hasson, Marianna Phung, Jennifer Grey, and more

When it premieres: Nov. 19 on Netflix (all episodes)

The Greatest is the first authorized scripted series about boxing champion Muhammad Ali, and is executive-produced by Lonnie Ali as well as Michael B. Jordan's production company. The first season follows the early days of the boxing legend, offering unprecedented access to the stories, victories, and defeats that made Muhammad Ali a legend both in and out of the ring.

Starring: Jaalen Best, Omari Hardwick, Dana Gourrier, Michael Ealy, Amin Joseph, Kai Parham, Giovanni Ribisi, and more

When it premieres: Nov. 4 on Prime Video (all episodes)

A spinoff of Reacher, this new series follows Frances Neagley (Maria Sten), a private investigator in Chicago and the former military protégé of Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson). When she learns that a beloved friend from her past has been killed in a suspicious accident, she becomes hell-bent on justice and figuring out exactly what happened. Using everything she's learned from Reacher and her time in the military, Neagley puts herself on a dangerous path toward an evil she isn't even aware of yet.

Starring: Maria Sten, Greyston Holt, Adeline Rudolph, Jasper Jones, Matthew Del Negro, Damon Herriman, and more

When it premieres: Sept. 16 on Prime Video

Created by George Kay, who is behind Lupin and Hijack, War is a new high-stakes legal drama. The series follows the lives of London's most powerful lawyers as firms Cathcarts & Sons and Taylor & Byrne clash over a headline-grabbing legal battle. The battle in question? The explosive divorce of British tech entrepreneur Morgan Henderson (Dominic West) and international film star Carla Duval (Sienna Miller). The new case draws ambitious young lawyer Johnny Warren (Archie Renaux) into a ruthless world where ambition is currency, betrayal is strategy, and winning is everything.

Starring: Dominic West, Sienna Miller, Phoebe Fox, James McArdle, Archie Renaux, Nina Sosanya, Pip Torrens, Celia Imrie, Nick Mohammed, Emma Laird, Aran Murphy, Archie Panjabi, Adrian Scarborough, Shaheen Jafargholi, Akiya Henry, Honor Swinton Byrne, Miles Jupp, Kartanya Maynard, Alexandra Mardell, Dylan Murphy, Mark Quartley, Steve Furst, and more

When it premieres: Oct. 1 on HBO and HBO Max (episodes air weekly)