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The Complete Guide to Spring TV: Everything to Know About What to Watch This Season

Spring forward with the season's best shows

May 28, 2024

Spring is always a busy time on TV, as more and more shows try to squeeze in their seasons right before the Emmy eligibility window closes. But coming on the heels of last year's labor movements in Hollywood, which pushed back a number of summer and fall shows as writers and actors went on strike for fair wages, this spring is more packed than ever. We've got returning favorites on cable, like AMC's Interview with the Vampire, streaming, like Netflix's Bridgerton, and broadcast, like ABC's Grey's Anatomy and The CW's All American. Plus, exciting new shows like HBO's The Sympathizer, Netflix's 3 Body Problem, and Prime Video's Fallout are on the way. Finding great shows to watch won't be an issue this season — but keeping track of them could be. That's where we come in.

TV Guide's 2024 Spring Guide has everything you need to know about spring TV — and streaming movies — in one place. First, you'll find our top picks for the most anticipated shows and movies of the season. Next up, we've got monthly TV updates, including what to watch this month and what's been renewed and canceled. After that, check out everything coming to each of the major streamers, as well as the best shows and movies on each streamer, premiere dates, and schedules. Finally, we've got everything you need to know on your favorite shows. Whether you want to know what to watch on Netflix or get the scoop on this season of 9-1-1, you'll find the information you need right here.

All season long, we'll keep this page updated with our latest spring TV coverage, so keep it bookmarked and check back throughout the spring. Happy watching!

TV Guide's top picks this season

Jacob Anderson and Delainey Hayles, Interview with the Vampire — Jacob Anderson and Delainey Hayles, *Interview with the Vampire*
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Interview with the Vampire returns once more, with feeling

Interview with the Vampire is TV Guide's pick for the most anticipated show of the spring. In our digital cover story, the team behind AMC's Anne Rice adaptation previews its showstopping second season and breaks down everything that's made it such a monster hit. Read the full cover story here.

Our most anticipated spring shows

Looking for just the best of the best? We've combed the TV calendar for the upcoming shows that we're excited for, and our most anticipated shows list is a sweet mixture of returning favorites like Evil and Bridgerton and new series like The Sympathizer and Sugar. These are the shows we can't wait to watch.

The best movies to stream this spring

TV still rules the living room, but new straight-to-streaming movies are an easy way to skirt around option paralysis from all the shows out there. This spring, get ready for a Road House remake, a documentary about sperm, and Anne Hathaway hooking up with the lead singer of a boy band. Grab some popcorn and Milk Duds and settle into our list of the best movies to stream at home this spring.

Monthly TV updates

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The ultimate guide to what to watch in May

Here's everything you need to know about what to watch in May across all streaming services, cable channels, and broadcast networks. From TV Guide's top picks — including AMC's Interview with the Vampire, Paramount+'s Evil, Netflix's Bridgerton, and more — to a calendar of the month's highlights, it's all here. Plus, this guide links out to all of our individual guides to the major streamers.

What to watch by streamer

We'll be updating this section each month as information is released.

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Everything to know about your favorite spring shows

We'll be updating this section throughout the season with more TV coverage, including previews, reviews, and interviews.

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The Regime (March 3, HBO)

The Regime review: Kate Winslet reigns over HBO's too-clever political satire

Extraordinary Season 2 (March 6, Hulu)

Extraordinary is the best superhero romcom you haven't seen

The Academy Awards (March 10, ABC)

Young Royals (March 11, Netflix)

9-1-1 Season 7 (March 14, ABC)

Grey's Anatomy Season 20 (March 14, ABC)

Invincible Season 2 Part 2 (March 14, Prime Video)

Station 19 Season 7 (March 14, ABC)

Girls5eva Season 3 (March 14, Netflix)

Girls5eva is better than eva in its Netflix debut

Manhunt (March 15, Apple TV+)

Manhunt review: Tobias Menzies leads the hunt for Lincoln's killer in Apple TV+'s high-stakes historical drama

Physical: 100 Season 2 (March 19, Netflix)

Palm Royale (March 20, Apple TV+)

Palm Royale review: Kristen Wiig's soapy comedy is a pleasant getaway

3 Body Problem (March 21, Netflix)

All American Season 6 (April 1, The CW)

Ripley (April 4, Netflix)

Mary & George (April 5, Starz)

Mary & George's Nicholas Galitzine, Tony Curran break down 'profound' shift for their royal lovers

Sugar (April 5, Apple TV+)

Sugar producers explain the biggest and wildest TV twist of the year

When Calls the Heart Season 11 (April 7, Hallmark)

Fallout (April 10, Prime Video)

Interview with the Vampire Season 2 (May 12, AMC)

Ashley Madison: Sex, Lies & Scandal (May 15, Netflix)

The biggest reveals from Netflix's Ashley Madison docuseries

Bridgerton Season 3 Part 1 (May 16, Netflix)

Outer Range Season 2 (May 16, Prime Video)

Everything to know about Outer Range Season 2

Evil Season 4 (May 23, Paramount+)

Eric (May 30, Netflix)

Eric review: Benedict Cumberbatch is a sad man with puppets in dark Netflix crime drama