Viewers will have hundreds of scripted series, unscripted programs and specials to choose from in 2026. The calendar compiled by The Hollywood Reporter tracks announced premieres across streaming platforms, broadcast networks and cable channels, with additional dates expected to be added throughout the year.
The guide is organized by month, moving the current month to the top as the year progresses. Listed times are ET/PT unless otherwise indicated. The available schedule begins with November and December 2026, followed by announced premieres for early 2027 and a detailed calendar covering January through April 2026.
November includes the returns of The Gilded Age on HBO and HBO Max, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power on Prime Video, Percy Jackson and the Olympians on Disney+ and Yellowjackets on Paramount+, which is identified as its final season. Other listed premieres include Black Doves, North of North and Cunk on Cinema on Netflix, The Good Daughter on Peacock, and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County on Hulu.
The end of November also features the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on NBC, The JLo Show on CBS and Paramount+, and the Soul Train Awards on BET and CBS. December brings titles such as Bad Monkey on Apple TV, Pride and Prejudice on Netflix, P-Valley on Starz in its final season, Ted: The Animated Series on Peacock and Emily in Paris on Netflix in its final season. New Year’s Eve programming includes New Year’s Rockin’ Eve on ABC and Disney+ and New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash on CBS.
The calendar also records several premieres scheduled for the first months of 2027. These include The Wanted Man, The Rookie, Baywatch, Ahsoka, Neuromancer, Blue Planet III and The Forsytes. The list also includes major televised events such as the Critics Choice Awards, Golden Globe Awards, Grammy Awards, Super Bowl LXI, the Actor Awards and the Oscars.
January 2026 features the launches of The Pitt, His & Hers, The Traitors, The Night Manager, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, The Upshaws in its final season and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Netflix is scheduled to release the first part of Bridgerton on Jan. 29, while Apple TV lists premieres for Hijack, Drops of God and Shrinking.
February adds new seasons and programs including The Lincoln Lawyer, Cross, Love Is Blind, The Night Agent, Dark Winds, The Last Thing He Told Me and Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. Bridgerton’s second part is listed for Feb. 26. The month also includes coverage of the Winter Olympics, the Super Bowl, the NBA All-Star Game and the NAACP Image Awards.
March’s schedule includes Young Sherlock on Prime Video, Ted on Peacock, One Piece and Virgin River on Netflix, Invincible on Prime Video, Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+, For All Mankind on Apple TV and House of David on Prime Video. The month also contains the Oscars, March Madness broadcasts, the World Baseball Classic and the opening game of Major League Baseball’s season.
April begins with Love on the Spectrum, XO, Kitty, Your Friends & Neighbors and Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord. The Boys is listed to return on Prime Video in its final season, while Hulu is scheduled to premiere The Testaments. The supplied calendar ends during the April listings, so additional entries are expected in the full guide as more dates are announced.
Sources: The Hollywood Reporter.