April's Must-Watch TV Premieres

April is bringing an avalanche of incredible TV premieres, and whether you’re into post-apocalyptic survival, mind-bending sci-fi, gripping dramas, or animated action, there’s something for everyone. From long-awaited returning series to fresh new stories, here’s what to mark on your watchlist this month.

Highly anticipated returning series

The Last of Us Season 2 (HBO – April 13th) Joel and Ellie are back, and the stakes have never been higher. This emotionally charged adaptation of the beloved video game dives deeper into their journey in a world overrun by infected threats and desperate survivors. Get ready for heartbreak, action, and some major game-to-screen surprises.

Black Mirror Season 7 (Netflix – April 10th) Technology meets terror once again. The anthology that made us all question our screen time returns with fresh dystopian nightmares. Expect twists, unsettling futures, and episodes that will stick with you long after the credits roll.

Doctor Who Season 2 (Disney+ – April 12th) Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor is ready to race through time and space in his second season, encountering cosmic mysteries, legendary foes, and brand-new adventures. Whovians, this is your time to shine!

Andor Season 2 (Disney+ – April 22nd) The rebellion is rising. The Rogue One prequel series continues its deep dive into Cassian Andor’s journey from reluctant hero to full-blown revolutionary. More espionage, more action, more Star Wars magic.

You Season 5 (Netflix – April 24th) Joe Goldberg’s twisted story reaches its conclusion. How far will his obsession take him this time? With the final season upon us, expect shocking twists and an ending that will leave us all talking.

The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6 (Hulu – April 7th) The battle against Gilead reaches its climax. Will June finally bring the dystopian regime down, or will the totalitarian nightmare continue? One thing’s for sure—this final chapter will be intense.

Hacks Season 4 (Max – April 10th) Comedy meets drama once again as Deborah Vance and Ava navigate the highs and lows of the entertainment world. This Emmy-winning series returns with sharp wit and heartfelt moments.

The Rehearsal Season 2 (Max – April 20th) Nathan Fielder is back to make social experiments even more bizarre. If you loved the first season’s meticulous simulations, prepare for another deep dive into human behavior (and awkward interactions).

Exciting new series debuting this April

Devil May Cry (Netflix – April 3rd) Demon hunters, rejoice! This animated adaptation of the legendary video game franchise follows Dante as he slashes his way through the underworld in a stylish, action-packed adventure.

Pulse (Netflix – April 3rd) A gripping medical drama set in a Miami hospital facing an incoming hurricane. Tensions rise as doctors battle the elements—and their own personal demons.

Dying for Sex (FX – April 4th) Based on a real-life podcast, this dramedy follows a woman who, after a terminal diagnosis, leaves her marriage and embarks on an eye-opening journey of self-discovery.

The Bondsman (Amazon Prime Video – April 3rd) Kevin Bacon plays a bounty hunter who is brought back from the dead by the Devil himself. Action, horror, and supernatural thrills await.

Government Cheese (Apple TV+ – April 16th) A heartfelt drama following an ex-con returning home in 1969. Expect deep storytelling, stellar performances, and a powerful take on redemption.

Your Friends and Neighbors (Apple TV+ – April 11th) Jon Hamm stars as a hedge-fund manager turned con artist. When life spirals out of control, he resorts to stealing from those closest to him. Greed, deception, and drama unfold.

Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing (Netflix – April 9th) The world of child influencers isn’t all brand deals and viral fame. This docuseries explores the hidden abuses behind the social media spotlight.

The Eternaut (Netflix – April 30th) Based on an Argentinian graphic novel, this limited series takes us to a post-apocalyptic Buenos Aires, where survival is a daily battle.

Iyanu (Cartoon Network – April 5th) A new animated superhero series for kids and families, bringing fresh heroes and exciting adventures to the screen.

Ransom Canyon (Netflix – April 17th) Netflix’s answer to Yellowstone, this Western drama follows three powerful Texas dynasties as they navigate loyalty, love, and betrayal.

April’s TV lineup is packed with action, drama, sci-fi, and surprises. Whether you’re catching up on old favorites or diving into fresh stories, there’s plenty to binge-watch.

Which of these premieres are you most excited about? Let us know in the comments!