Get set to conquer the summer heat with an action-packed summer TV schedule! Whether you’re in the mood for beloved returning shows, exciting new titles, or something that mixes both, this season’s TV lineup is sizzling hot. From exhilarating sci-fi escapades and side-splitting comedies to nostalgic revivals and captivating dramas, there’s something for every viewer on all the main streaming services.

Here’s a detailed overview of what to catch this summer, sorted by streaming platform:

Apple TV+
Apple TV+ is presenting an eclectic array of shows this summer:

– The Buccaneers, Season 2 (June 18): This Regency-era saga resumes as American expatriates deal with newfound power and scandals across England.
– Chief of War (Aug. 1): Jason Momoa headlines this historical drama centered on the unification of Hawaii, depicted from an Indigenous viewpoint.
– Murderbot (May 16): Alexander Skarsgård lends his voice to a rebellious android in this clever sci-fi series inspired by Martha Wells’ celebrated novels.
– Smoke (June 27): Taron Egerton and Jurnee Smollett star in this crime drama focusing on serial arsonists.
– Stick (June 4): Owen Wilson features in a heartwarming sports comedy about a washed-up golfer mentoring a young talent.

Disney+
Disney+ is enchanting viewers with fresh Marvel escapades and cherished classics:

– Phineas and Ferb (June 5 on Disney Channel, June 6 on Disney+): The beloved animated show is back with even more summer shenanigans.
– Eyes of Wakanda (Aug. 6): This animated miniseries delves into Wakanda’s history through the perspective of its elite fighters.
– Ironheart (June 24): Riri Williams emerges in this Marvel series that fuses technology and magic.

Hulu/FX
Hulu and FX are blending comedy, horror, and drama for a dynamic viewing experience:

– Adults (May 28): A cluster of twenty-somethings explore life, romance, and maturity in NYC.
– Alien: Earth (Summer): This prequel to the Alien series investigates a mysterious crash site on Earth.
– The Bear, Season 4 (Summer): The culinary drama makes its return with more high-stakes kitchen blunders.
– It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Season 17 (July 9): The crew is back with more outrageous escapades.
– Nine Perfect Strangers, Season 2 (May 21): Set against the backdrop of the Austrian Alps, this season brings a new wave of guests and secrets.
– Rick and Morty, Season 8 (May 25): Expect more multiverse chaos and sci-fi satire.
– Washington Black (Summer): A young boy escapes bondage and enters a global journey of self-discovery.

HBO/Max
Max is unveiling new seasons and original productions:

– And Just Like That…, Season 3 (May 29): Carrie Bradshaw and her friends are back for more escapades in NYC.
– Conan O’Brien Must Go, Season 2 (May 8): Conan travels worldwide, engaging with podcast fans and stirring up trouble.
– Duster (May 15): A crime drama set in the 1970s from J.J. Abrams, featuring an FBI agent and a getaway driver.
– The Gilded Age, Season 3 (June 22): More lavishness and societal rivalry in 19th-century New York.

Netflix
Netflix is heating up with returning favorites and new essentials:

– Big Mouth, Season 8 (May 23): The animated coming-of-age comedy concludes its final season.
– Forever (May 8): A contemporary take on Judy Blume’s novel about teenage love and sexuality.
– FUBAR, Season 2 (June 12): Arnold Schwarzenegger is back for more espionage adventures.
– Ginny & Georgia, Season 3 (June 5): The mother-daughter pair confront fresh challenges and drama.
– Leanne (Summer): A new sitcom revolving around starting afresh post-divorce.
– Long Story Short (Summer): An animated family saga from the mind behind BoJack Horseman.
– The Sandman, Season 2 (July 3 & July 24): Dream’s odyssey continues in this fantastical saga.
– Sirens (May 22): A dark comedy set in a mysterious island estate.
– Squid Game, Season 3 (June 27): The concluding season promises clarifications and further perilous games.
– Too Much (Summer): Lena Dunham’s latest romantic comedy starring Megan Stalter.
– The Waterfront (June 19): A strong family battles to keep control over their town.
– Untamed (Summer): Eric Bana features in this mystery set within the National Parks.
– Wednesday, Season 2 (Aug. 6 & Sept. 3): Jenna Ortega reprises her role as the iconic Addams daughter.

Paramount+/Showtime
These beloved franchises are returning:

– Dexter: Resurrection (July 11): Dexter Morgan makes a comeback for one final showdown.