Web series 2023

June 2 Growing Floret— Season 2 (Magnolia Network) Painting With John— Season 3 (HBO) Queen of the Universe— Season 2 (Paramount+) Searching For Soul Food— Season 1 (Hulu) With Love— Season 2 (Prime Video) June 3 TLC Forever— Limited (Lifetime) June 4 Battle on the Beach — Season 3 (HGTV) Joe Pickett— Season 2 (Paramount+) Magnolia Table— Season 7 (Magnolia Network) June 5 Cruel Summer— Season 2 (Freeform) Stars on Mars — Season 1 (Fox) June 6 Beyond Skinwalker Ranch — Season 1 (History) Burden of Proof— Limited (HBO) June 7 Arnold— Limited (Netflix) It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia — Season 16 (FXX) Secrets & Sisterhood: The Sozahdahs— Season 1 (Hulu) June 8 Alone— Season 10 (History) Never Have I Ever— Season 4 (Netflix) June 9 The Crowded Room— Limited (Apple TV+) Human Resources— Season 2 (Netflix) Match Me in Miami— Season 1 (Roku) Tex Mex Motors— Season 1 (Netflix) June 10 New York Homicide— Season 2 (Oxygen) June 14 The Big D— Season 1 (USA) The Full Monty— Limited (Hulu) Our Planet II — Limited (Netflix) Save My Skin— Season 5 (TLC) Temptation— Season 5 (USA) The Wonder Years— Season 2 (ABC) June 15 60 Days In— Season 8 (A&E Network) Booked: First Day In— Season 1 (A&E Network) Project Runway All-Stars—Season 1 (Bravo) Star Trek: Strange New Worlds— Season 2 (Paramount+) True Crime Story: Look Into My Eyes– Limited (AMC+/Sundance Now/Sundance TV) June 16 The Cabin Chronicles— Season 3 (Magnolia Network) Outlander— Season 7 (Starz) June 17 Extraordinary Birder with...

Tom Power, entertainment reporter Our June 2023 update sees Human Resources added to our best Netflix shows guide, with the animated sitcom returning for its second season on June 9. We've also updated other entries in this article with the latest information on their new seasons and cancellations. Welcome to our best Netflix shows guide. In this article, you'll find a selection of the 50 greatest TV series available on the globe's Arcane is one of Netflix's greatest series of all-time. (Image credit: Netflix/Riot Games) Developed by Riot Games, Arcane is set in the beloved world of League of Legends (LoL). Set before the events of the fan-favorite MOBA, Arcane follows Vi, Jinx, Jayce, and other characters as they embark on their respective journeys towards becoming the heroes and villains of Riot's multiplayer game. With its all-star cast, beautifully unique visuals from French studio Fortiche Productions, and a tale that's built on explosive action and heart breaking narratives, Arcane isn't just a show that services LoL fans. No matter if you're a diehard fan or a relative newcomer to the franchise, it'll wow you in equal measure. And, with a Arcane season 2 coming in 2024, there will be more awesome story beats and animation for fans to check out soon. BoJack Horseman is one of those classic adult animated shows. (Image credit: Netflix) Yes, Bojack Horseman is hilarious. Yes, it’s the best thing Will Arnett has done since Arrested Development. And yes, it should be the...

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Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our By choosing I Accept, you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. There’s a seemingly never-ending pile of new shows, returning shows, and (god help us) shows we keep meaning to catch up on, in addition to all the best This list is a stab at that: some of the biggest, best, most noteworthy, or just generally most exciting new releases in the world of TV coming in the next calendar year. There’s a lot of premiere dates that haven’t been announced yet, so you’ll see some stuff broken up by when you can expect it, with a healthy dose of unscheduled — but expected — premieres as well. While there’s almost certainly no way to get to all of it, we can absolutely start thinking about how to prioritize the things we want to make time for this year. June sees premieres for the new season of the Secret Invasion, the Witcher season, and more. Around the corner for the rest of the summer is the Futurama revival, and our latest update added the newly announced premiere date for Ahsoka on Disney Plus. [ Ed. note: Now that we’ve hit June, we’ve moved the May premieres to the bottom.] June Never Have I Ever season 4 Premieres on Netflix June 8 Photo: Isabella B. Vosmikova/Netflix It’s been a delight to watch Devi ...

There are more places to find a great TV show than ever before. Let's go through them quickly, shall we? You've got your major streamers, which include Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV+. Disney+, Paramount+, Peacock, and Prime Video. Then you've got your traditional channels, which includes the likes of HBO, FX, Showtime, and Starz (all of which are also available on streaming as well) . And then we've got stuff that kind of operates in the middle, like Max (formerly known as HBO Max, which is a home for both HBO proper, streaming-only Max originals, and more), and the FX on Hulu exclusives, which are shows produced by FX that are only available through streaming on Hulu. Does it get kind of confusing? Yes! Has there ever been a better time to be a TV fan? No! There are so many different places to look for your new television obsession that it's hard to even start. Some people may enjoy digging into the timeless classics, like The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, or, like, Columbo, if they've never dove in before. But others may enjoy seeing the new stuff. The exciting stuff. 2023 started off with a pair of bangers in HBO's pristine same project), and long-awaited follow-ups to shows like Band of Brothers and Justified. And that's just the beginning. But TV has also become much harder to predict, because it's largely gone the way of music. These days, we hear about a show's release date and get a trailer maybe a couple weeks or a month before it comes out—if that. And that's why this list l...

There were so many good Succession's Translation: No matter what your favorite genre, there's something on this list for you. Whether you're ready to head into the Marvel universe with That '90s Show reboot, we've got you covered. So start planning your weekly viewing schedule with our roundup of the best TV shows of 2023, because it's already shaping up to be one of the best TV years in history. Just a few months after Pete Davidson exited SNL, he's returning to TV with The Sopranos star Edie Falco in Bupkis. Based on Pete's real-life, the new dramedy follows the comedian in a fictionalized version of the world he currently lives in today. With the guest stars he brings along (like Ray Romano and Machine Gun Kelly, to name a few), it's sure to be an interesting ride. RELATED: Ali Wong and Steven Yeun star in a comedy that continues to top the charts on the streamer since its April release. The show follows two strangers who become enemies after getting into a road rage accident. Though they plan revenge on each other, the pair inevitably ends up getting entangled in their personal lives. RELATED: Fans may know Agatha Harkness ( Kathryn Hahn) from her stint on . Viewers will now get to not only see the events from the previous Marvel series play out, but they'll get to learn the witch's origin story as well. This show is set to drop sometime in 2023, so it won't be too long before we discover Agatha's true powers. RELATED: An official reboot of the early 2000s hit series T...

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Looking for new TV shows and web series to watch? We bring you the list of all the big TV series released on the top OTT platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, SonyLIV, and Disney+ Hotstar. While browsing through the list of the latest web series, you can find information like cast, genre, director, ratings, release date and more. You can also hit the Watch On button that will take you directly to the OTT platform where it's available. Happy binge-viewing! What are you still waiting for, find your favourite web series out there or make a note of the ones that you might like so that you can try them out when you next get a chance. • 2023, 6 Episodes • Karishma Tanna, Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub, Harman Baweja, Deven Bhojani, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Tejasvini Kolhapure, Shikha Talsania, Tanmay Dhanania, Prosenjit Chatterjee, Inayat Sood, Swaroopa Ghosh, Malhar Thakar, Shikha Talsania, Ira Dubey, Ishita Arun, Sanat Vyas • Release Date New Hindi Web Series List 2023 Web Series Release Date Cast Jee Karda 15 June 2023 Tamannaah, Suhail Nayyar, Aashim Gulati, Anya Singh Badtameez Dil 9 June 2023 Riddhi Dogra, Barun Sobti, Minissha Lamba UP65 8 June 2023 Shine Pandey Ananth Anaadih Vadnagar 7 June 2023 Manoj Muntashir Shukla, Vaibhav Mutha Deadloch 2 June 2023 Kate Box, Madeleine Sami, Alicia Gardiner, Nina Oyama New English Web Series List 2023 Web Series Release Date Cast The Grand Tour Season 5 16 June 2023 Mike Skinner, Abbie Eaton The Walking Dead: Dead City 18 June 2023 L...

Streaming on: Amazon Prime Synopsis: The film is a busy narrative that packs in a gamut of the Hindi film industry cliches of the time, national and international politics over art, and of course the backdrop of India’s independence. But even with so much going on, ‘Jubilee’ keeps its audience hooked with its bewitching old world charm and performances to match. Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: Director and creator Hansal Mehta and writers Mrunmayee Lagoo Waikul and Mirat Trivedi present a well-researched tale with realism as its strong point. Each episode spans more than an hour, and the different plot points and mafia wars need keen attention lest the viewer miss a crucial link. Scoop is not a show you can choose for a breezy watch. Streaming on: Amazon Prime Synopsis: Filmmaker Vasan Bala’s passion for cinema is well known and extremely palpable in all his works. ‘Cinema Marte Dum Tak’ is no different. This time, he chooses a fascinating world of the movies that was once a source of livelihood for many, a controversial and uncomfortable truth for the industry and just a meme-fuelled comic relief for today’s generation. Streaming on: Amazon MiniTv Synopsis: The series follows the lives of the teachers at the Janaki Prakash Public School in New Delhi, highlighting their personal and professional challenges as they navigate their roles. Anurag Bakshi (played by Tushar Pandey), the History teacher, Pranali (played by Simran Sharma), an ad hoc English teacher, and Divya (play...