2025 TV Premiere Date Schedule: Daredevil Finally Returns, The Conners Say Goodbye And More March Debuts I Can't Wait For

From upcoming Netflix series to The Conners' long-awaited final season to new Marvel shows on the way, 2025 is shaping up to be an excellent year for both binge-watchers and weekly viewers. I'm not going to act like Stranger Things Season 5 isn't part of that excitement, because it is.

We're not only laying out the monthly schedule of TV premieres across the linear and streaming spectrums, though. Each month, I'll be putting a spotlight on 5-10 standout debuts, midseason premieres, upcoming award shows, stand-up specials and more. Not only to spread the word on shows that excite me personally, but that'll definitely be part of it.

Take note that all times listed in the schedule below are for the ET/EST time zone, and that all brand-new series premieres will be listed in ALL CAPS. Now let's dive into February's biggest TV highlights.

March 2025

Spring 2025 will be prefaced in the most brutal way possible, with Charlie Cox's long-hyped superhero reprisal for Disney+'s Daredevil: Born Again. (More on that below, perhaps.) Not to mention the best of the best in cinema being praised and rewarded with this year's Academy Awards ceremony. Now let's take a look at some other major highlights!

THE MARCH 2025 TV PREMIERES I CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH

• Daredevil: Born Again: Fans will finally see Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock whipping ass once again, more than six years after Netflix's Daredevil concluded. With Jon Bernthal and Vincent D'Onofrio in the mix, as well as at least one violent new villain to contend with, the first season of the new series is sure to excite the Hell's Kitchen out of Disney+ subscribers.
• American Idol Season 23: Marking the eighth season since the competition series' shift to ABC, American Idol's upcoming cycle will welcome Season 4 winner Carrie Underwood to the judge's table as Katy Perry's replacement. Megastar Jelly Roll will also debut as the series' first "artist in residence," and will appear throughout the season to dispense advice.
• The Righteous Gemstones Final Season: The Gemstone family is saying goodbye, but not before a reckoning or twelve is had. The fourth and final season will add new recurring stars to its already massive ensemble, such as Megan Mullally, Seann William Scott, Jennifer R. Blake and Arden Myrin.

• Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney: Netflix's next foray into live comedy will be its latest foray into the recurring talk show format, once again with stand-up giant John Mulaney. He'll be kicking off the weekly chat series Everybody's Live, where he'll interview celebrity guests. But something tells me this show will feature more than just the average conversations, or else it probably wouldnt' be live.
• Dope Thief: Based on Dennis Tafoya's 2009 novel of the same name, Dope Thief stars Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura as friends who pretend to be DEA agents as part of a robbery scheme, only to stumble upon a far larger criminal operation. My kind of stress-watch.
• Good American Family: Bringing a dramatized approach to the unconventional story of Natalia Grace, Good American Family stars Ellen Pompeo and Mark Duplass as the adoptive parents of who they assume is a 7-year-old girl with drawfism, and then later question that assumption with reverberating effects. This normally isn't my kind of stress-watch, but it helps to already know how the real-life story plays out.

• The Residence: A murder mystery set within the White House where someone among its 157 staffers is the guilty party. Shonda Rhimes as a producer. A stacked cast that includes Uzo Aduba, Giancarlo Esposito, Randall Park, Ken Marino, Jason Lee and Susan Kelechi Watson. Why would anyone need more reasons to watch this streaming thriller?
• The Studio: Seth Rogen and a slew of familiar comedy vets shine a mirror up to the hectic and cutthroat nature of the Hollywood system in Apple TV+'s The Studio, which features a lineup of guest stars with names like Martin Scorsese, Johnny Knoxville, Anthony Mackie, Zoë Kravitz, Bryan Cranston, Charlize Theron and many more.
• The Conners Final Season: One of the most celebrated families in sitcom history, The Conners will welcome fans into Lanford for a final season comprising just six episodes, but hopefully with plenty of guest stars, nostalgia and good ol' fashioned middle class comedy on display.

March 2025 TV Premiere Calendar

April 2025

It's hard to know whether or not any major TV shows will put one over on the masses with a stellar April Fools Day episode a la The Drew Carey Show. But the WWE won't be playing around whenever the biggest two-day event in professional wrestling arrives, and it's assumed that one of those main events will see John Cena's final match before retiring.

May 2025

May has always traditionally been a month more dedicated to major TV finales as opposed to premieres, but streaming platforms have never exactly followed traditional patterns, so expect to see some high-profile debuts sprinkled amongst all the broadcast network conclusions.

June 2025

Summer 2025 will be the first time audiences get to finally lay eyes on Dominique Thorn's Riri Williams at the front of her own series, Marvel's Ironheart, which was expected to debut at an earlier point, but will now serve as the final chapter in the MCU's Phase 5.

August 2025

At this time, the only confirmed arrivial for August 2025 is another highly anticipated Marvel series, in this case the animated Black Panther spinoff Eyes of Wakanda, as led by Danai Gurira as Okoye.

2025 TV Premiere Dates TBD

For all that we currently know about the 2025 TV schedule, that information is dwarfed by all of the announcements and reveals that are yet to come for the hundreds of series that establish themselves yearly. Case in point: here is a list comprising many of the fan-favorites that are confirmed to be on the way in 2025, though without any exact release dates set in stone.

Below we have a round-up of the series that are generally expected to be arriving on our screens in 2025, but without networks or streaming services having yet confirmed that particular time window.

January 2025 Premieres

The first month of any new year is filled with all manner of collegiate and professional football, with a slew of NCAA bowl games coinciding with the NFL playoffs. But it's also when fan-favorites return from holiday hiatuses like some of the highlights listed below. and when fans were treated to Tim Allen's return to ABC sitcom-dom , the return of Alexandria Daddario's Mayfair Witches and Jason Kelce's first late night series.

• The critically acclaimed second season of Severance
• The second season of Alexandra Daddario's gothic drama Mayfair Witches
• HGTV's drama-filled The Flip-Off with exes Tarek El Moussa and Christina Hall facing off

February 2025

THE FEBRUARY 2025 PREMIERE SCHEDULE

Even with so much to already be excited about, keep checking back as the days, weeks and months go by, as CinemaBlend will be updating this schedule as new dates and projects are announced.