Top TV Shows to Watch in 2026

s Hijack, Euphoria, and The Bear, are all set to return, and hope to push their characters’ story arcs into new territory. So, whether you’re a fan of comedies, dramas, thrillers—whatever it may be—you’ve got a whole lot to look forward to in the coming months.

2025 brought us some fantastic shows like the Hulu series Paradise, and now we have a whole new lineup to look forward to in 2026. From nail-biting thrillers to heartwarming comedies, there’s something for everyone this year.

Kicking off the year, we have His & Hers on Netflix, premiering on January 8th. Starring Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal, this series follows estranged spouses brought together by a murder that complicates their lives in ways they couldn’t have imagined.

If you’re a fan of suspense, don’t miss the return of Hijack on Apple TV+ on January 14th. Idris Elba’s negotiator faces yet another hostage crisis, this time on an underground train, keeping us on the edge of our seats.

Marvel fans, get ready for Wonder Man on Disney+ premiering on January 27th. This show takes a fun twist as an actor becomes the superhero he auditions to play, bringing a lighter and more humorous side to the MCU.

Looking for a mix of humor and mystery? The ’Burbs on Peacock premiering on February 8th is the show for you. Keke Palmer leads the cast in this playful and slightly eerie suburban mystery series.

And on February 23rd, we have The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins on NBC, a comedy starring Tracy Morgan as a fallen football star trying to redeem himself with the help of Daniel Radcliffe’s documentarian character, promising lots of laughs.

Later in the year, Euphoria returns for its third season on HBO in April, diving deeper into the lives of Rue and her friends as they navigate adulthood with all its complexities. And Lanterns on HBO Max brings a crime drama with a superhero twist, starring Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre.

Samuel L. Jackson fans won’t want to miss NOLA King on Paramount+, where Jackson takes on the lead role in this intriguing series set in New Orleans.

And lastly, The Bear returns for its fifth season on Hulu, shifting focus to new characters trying to keep the restaurant alive without its original leader, Carmy.

With a lineup like this, 2026 is shaping up to be a year full of binge-worthy TV shows that will keep us entertained for months to come. Whether you love drama, comedy, or mystery, there’s something for everyone on the horizon.