All The TV To Look Forward To For The Rest Of The Year

Brace yourself, Monster: The Ed Gein Story lands on Netflix soon, with Charlie Hunnam in disturbingly brilliant form as the infamous Ed Gein. This third chapter in the Ryan Murphy/Ian Brennan anthology drills down into Gein’s isolation, psychosis, and obsession with his mother. And yes, it promises the kind of horror that still lingers long after the credits roll. The cast includes Laurie Metcalf as Augusta Gein, as well as Tom Hollander, Suzanna Son, Vicky Krieps and Olivia Williams.

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This three-part Netflix documentary series pulls back the curtain on Victoria Beckham’s evolution from Spice Girl to global fashion icon. Directed by Nadia Hallgren (of Becoming fame), this series offers more than just glamour: expect emotional honesty, business setbacks (including times when things got very real on the financial front), and plenty of behind-the-scenes family moments. Plus, there are additional interviews from fashion insiders like Tom Ford and Anna Wintour.

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Diplomatic tensions, moral messes, personal secrets – the third season of The Diplomat promises even more of what fans have come to expect from this slick political drama. Keri Russell returns as Kate Wyler, with Rufus Sewell as her husband Hal, as their globe-trotting lives collide with even higher stakes: specifically, power plays in Washington and the aftermath of major revelations from season two. Among the new faces, Bradley Whitford joins the cast as Todd Penn, husband to Allison Janney’s President Grace Penn. 

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One of the biggest hits of last year, Nobody Wants This is getting a season two – with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody returning as Joanne and Noah in Netflix’s sharp rom-com about love, religion and compromise. After the first season cliff-hanger, the couple deal with the fallout from Joanne’s indecision about conversion and Noah’s big romantic gesture. Expect more cultural clashes, family drama and witty one-liners, with new faces joining the cast – including Leighton Meester as Joanne’s influencer nemesis and Arian Moayed as a psychotherapist.

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Sam Claflin leads the cast in Lazarus, a gripping new thriller from Harlan Coben and Danny Brocklehurst – the duo behind The Stranger and Stay Close. Claflin plays a man who returns to his family home after his father’s (Bill Nighy) suicide, only to be haunted by experiences he can’t explain. What starts as grief soon spirals into something darker as he becomes embroiled in a web of cold-case murders, all while wrestling with the unsolved killing of his sister 25 years earlier. Atmospheric, twisty and laced with the emotional heft Coben fans know to expect, this one promises shocks, secrets and edge-of-your-seat tension from the opening episode.

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Return to the societal melting pot that is Palm Beach with Palm Royale, the second season of which drops on Apple TV+ on 12th November, with episodes releasing weekly until 14th January 2026. Kristen Wiig is back as Maxine Dellacorte-Simmons, who is still trying to break into high society – albeit a bit more scandal-scarred, cunning and desperate to prove she belongs. The ensemble remains star-studded: Laura Dern, Allison Janney, Carol Burnett, Ricky Martin and more all feature. 

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Get ready for the final showdown in Hawkins. Stranger Things’ fifth season kicks off in the autumn of 1987, with the town still reeling from the fallout of the Rifts. Vecna is missing – his whereabouts and plans unknown – but our heroes are laser-focused on finding and killing him. Meanwhile, the military has quarantined the town and turned up the heat on Eleven, forcing her into hiding. As the anniversary of Will’s disappearance draws near, a familiar dread closes in. With darkness rising and old threats returning, this last battle needs every member of the gang back together for one epic, soul-stirring finale. 

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Fans of the BBC's 2016 smash hit adaptation of John le Carré's The Night Manager will be thrilled to hear that two new seasons are in the pipeline. Tom Hiddleston is set to reprise his role as Jonathan Pine in the hugely popular thriller, which will air on the BBC and Amazon Prime. Olivia Colman will also be back as Angela Burr alongside Alistair Petrie as Sandy Langbourne and Douglas Hodge as Rex Mayhew. The new series will pick up eight years after the first season's dramatic conclusion.

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Gas up your Vespa and grab your helmet: Emily Cooper's Italian adventures are coming to Netflix this December. A tale of two cities – Rome and Paris – creator Darren Star has said this season will see its titular character take life and love to the next level. So, expect more fashion, romance and the kind of talked-about moments only Emily can deliver.

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Film Club is a romantic comedy-drama series commissioned by BBC Three and produced by Gaumont UK. The series follows two movie enthusiasts, Tom and Evie, whose unspoken feelings for each other grow during their  weekly film club. The cast includes Aimee Lou Wood and Ralph Davis, with Suranne Jones, Nabhaan Rizwan, Adam Long, and Liv Hill also featuring. Filming wrapped in Manchester in late 2024, and the series is expected to air later this year on BBC iPlayer and BBC Three.

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