Top 8 TV Shows to Watch in 2025
It’s officially the New-ish Year. Maybe you’re still recovering from the holiday season, and those resolutions you made for 2025 are a distant memory. Fear not! Here’s a lineup of some of the best TV shows to look forward to in the first few months of the year.
Kicking off the list is “Severance” on Apple TV+, premiering on January 17th. This mind-bending sci-fi series delves into the surreal world of Lumon Industries, where employees live dual lives – as “outies” with no memory of work and “innies” consumed by labor. Starring Adam Scott from Parks and Recreation, this series promises to take viewers even further down the rabbit hole in its second season.
Next up is “The White Lotus” on Sky Atlantic/NOW, premiering on February 16th. Get ready for more 1%-ers behaving badly, this time in Thailand. Following the success of the first series, this anthology show returns with a new setting and fresh drama – this time exploring Eastern religion and death.
On February 20th, Netflix debuts “Zero Day,” a political conspiracy thriller starring Robert De Niro. De Niro plays ex-President George Mullen, who is tasked with uncovering the truth behind a cyber-attack that claims thousands of lives. As he navigates politics, Wall Street, and the tech sector, the truth becomes more elusive than ever.
For history buffs, “A Thousand Blows” on Disney+ premieres on February 21st. This show explores the underground boxing scene of Victorian London, with Stephen Graham and Malachi Kirby leading the cast in a fierce battle for supremacy.
In February, BBC One and iPlayer will release “Miss Austen,” a drama that delves into the life and family of Jane Austen. Starring Keeley Hawes and Patsy Ferran, this series promises to offer a fresh perspective on the iconic author’s legacy.
Looking towards March, Apple TV+ will premiere “The Studio” on March 26th. This series follows the head of a film studio, played by Seth Rogen, as he navigates the challenges of keeping movies relevant and successful in a changing industry landscape.
In April, Sky Atlantic/NOW will debut “The Last of Us,” a zombie apocalypse series starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey. As the story unfolds, tensions rise between characters seeking revenge and redemption in a post-apocalyptic world.
Finally, Channel 4 will release “Brian and Maggie,” a two-part drama featuring Steve Coogan and Harriet Walter. Coogan plays broadcaster Brian Walden, who interviews Margaret Thatcher at the end of her political career, leading to unexpected tensions and a fractured friendship.
With a diverse range of genres and storylines, these upcoming TV shows are sure to kickstart your viewing in 2025. Get ready for a year filled with drama, suspense, and unforgettable characters.
