Spring TV Preview: New and Returning Series Arriving Soon

LOS ANGELES, March 11, 2025 – As spring arrives, television fans can look forward to a packed schedule of new and returning shows. March 2025 is set to introduce exciting series from renowned creators such as Shonda Rhimes and Amy Sherman-Palladino, alongside the final season of Netflix‘s “You” and the return of “The Last of Us” on HBO.

Deadline has compiled its annual guide detailing hundreds of broadcast, cable, and streaming programs that will debut throughout the year. This extensive list includes series premieres, season debuts, and shows returning from hiatus.

On March 11 alone, viewers can anticipate the premiere of “Port Protection Alaska” on National Geographic, marking the beginning of a new documentary series. Shonda Rhimes’ newest whodunit series, “The Residence,” is set to grace Netflix starting March 20.

The 2025 TV season will also see beloved shows like “The Wheel of Time” return for its third season on March 13 and Craig of the Creek on March 14. Notably, several series, including “Love Is Blind: Sweden” and “Adolescence,” will debut on Netflix in March.

The month is not short on variety, with titles such as “Happy Face” on Paramount+, a new drama series debuting on March 20, and “Good American Family” on Hulu, making its premiere on March 19.

The excitement continues with beloved series returning for final seasons, including “You,” which premieres its fifth and final season on April 24, and “The Handmaid’s Tale” returning for its sixth and final season on April 8.

April also features several new additions, such as FX’s “Dying for Sex” and Prime Video’s “The Bondsman,” both making their debuts on April 4.

There will also be notable events like the Academy Awards on March 2, showcasing outstanding films, and milestone series like “Better Call Saul,” which will air its final episodes in the spring.

For enthusiastic television fans who want to stay informed, Deadline encourages updates to follow as additional premiere dates are revealed throughout the season. Check their site frequently to catch the latest information on new television series and their scheduling changes.