Upcoming A24 TV Shows: All The New And Returning Series

Zendaya in Euphoria.
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We imagine you probably keep up with all the known upcoming A24 TV shows, in addition to all of the upcoming A24 movies, if you consider yourself a fan of the best A24 movies. If not, lucky for you, we have been keeping up with the award-winning production and distribution company's latest small screen projects and have crafted the following to when and where you will able to check them out.

Euphoria, Season 3 (2025) - HBO

Sydney Sweeney in Euphoria.

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After a lengthy hiatus, creator Sam Levinson’s edgy, Emmy-winning coming-of-age drama, Euphoria, is coming back for a third season. There is no set date for the Euphoria cast’s long-awaited return, but the head of drama at HBO, Francesca Orsi, told Deadline she expects it to premiere sometime in 2025.

#1 Happy Family USA (TBA) - Amazon Prime

Ramy in the show.

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While Ramy may not be returning for a fourth season anytime soon, its eponymous star and creator, Ramy Youssef, is re-teaming with A24 to create and star in another series with a whole new vision. Set to premiere on Amazon Prime, according to A24’s official website, #1 Happy Family USA is an animated series about a Muslim-American family struggling to make due in the early 2000s and features an all-star voice cast also including Chris Redd, Alia Shawkat, and Mandy Moore.

A Visit From The Goon Squad (TBA)

olivia wilde in in time

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Jennifer Egan’s best-selling, 2011 Pulitzer Prize winner, A Visit from the Goon Squad, is an anthology of stories all related to a record company executive and his assistant. As Deadline reported in April 2023, the book and its 2022 sequel, The Candy House, have been optioned for a series by A24 and executive producer Olivia Wilde, who is also attached to direct.

Beef Season 2 (TBA) - Netflix

Cailee Spaeny in Civil War

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Creator Lee Sung Jin's Emmy-winning Netflix series about how easily the smallest of conflicts can brew into disaster is coming back with a whole new story. What we know about Beef Season 2 is that it stars Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny and depicts a series of concerning circumstances stemming from a young couple witnessing a fight between their boss and his wife.

Big Swiss (TBA) - HBO

Jodie Comer in The Bikeriders.

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In Jen Beagin’s eponymous novel, “Big Swiss” is the identity of an anonymous sex therapy session transcriber who develops an infatuation with a patient. Emmy-winning former Killing Eve star Jodie Comer is set to play said role in an upcoming HBO series adaptation from A24 and Adam McKay’s Hyperobject Industries, as Deadline reported in March 2022.

Church Girls (TBA) - Max

Megan Stalter in Hacks' First episode

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After she gained notoriety from starring in Max’s Hacks — which has a third season on the way — it was announced in 2022 (per Deadline) that Megan Stalter is developing another series for the platform with A24. Based on the actor’s own adolescent experiences, the comedy will follow a 20-year-old Christian struggling to come to terms with her lesbianism.

Crystal Lake (TBA) - Peacock

Adrienne King in Friday the 13th

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Jason Voorhees’ murder streak in the Friday the 13th movies made him one of the most iconic horror movie villains but there is still plenty we do not know about the man behind the hockey mask. A24 intends to fill in the gaps with one of the most highly anticipated upcoming horror TV shows, Crystal Lake – a prequel series that is set to premiere on Peacock with Welcome to Derry EP Brad Caleb Kane as showrunner.

De La Resistance (TBA)

Janelle Monae in Glass Onion

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In 2022, we learned that Grammy nominee and SAG Award winner Janelle Monáe will portray legendary singer and dancer Josephine Baker in A24’s De La Resistance. Deadline reported then that Jennifer Yale created and will executive produce the series that has yet to find a network or streaming platform to call home.

Dreaming Whilst Black, Season 2 (TBA) - Showtime, BBC

Adjani Salmon on Dreaming Whilst Black

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Star and co-creator Adjani Salmon’s British webseries Dreaming Whilst Black was picked up as an official TV show by A24 in 2023 and was met with wide critical acclaim. According to Deadline, the comedy – about an aspiring filmmaker stuck in a dead-end job – has been renewed for a second season that will continue to air on Showtime in the U.S. and BBC overseas.

First Day On Earth

Michaela Coel on Mr. & Mrs. Smith

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Michaela Coel, the Emmy-winning star and creator of I May Destroy You, is developing a new series for BBC and HBO called First Day on Earth. Also produced by A24, the drama will also star Coel as a writer forced into a world of danger and hypocrisy after taking a job in her family's native land of Ghana.

A Flicker In The Dark (TBA) - Max

Emma Stone on The Curse

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There is a Max original series in the works based on Stacy Willingham’s novel, A Flicker in the Dark, which follows a psychologist horrified by a recent series of teen disappearances years after she discovered her father was a murderer when she was a child. In October 2021, Variety broke the news that Academy Award winner and The Curse star Emma Stone is developing the series with A24 and her production company, Fruit Tree, and no other updates have come out since.

The Girlfriends (TBA)

Michael Showalter on Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp

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Novel and iHeart Radio’s original true crime podcast, The Girlfriends, tells the story of three ex-lovers of a murderer who teamed up to bring him to justice in the mid-1990s. In October 2023, THR reported that A24 won a bidding war to adapt the show into a series drama with Michael Showalter — director of The Big Sick and The Eyes of Tammy Faye — and his Semi-Formal Productions.

Hazbin Hotel, Season 2 (TBA) - Amazon Prime

Erika Henningsen on Hazbin Hotel

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A24’s first animated series follows Satan’s daughter (voiced by Erika Henningsen) as she tries to make Hell a little less crowded by opening a rehabilitation center. When Amazon Prime picked up the streaming rights for Hazbin Hotel, it gave creator Vivienne Madron’s dark comedy a two-season order, meaning more is on the way.

Lifted (TBA) - Amazon Prime

Veronica Taylor on Euphoria

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Amazon Studios teamed with A24 to produce a comedy called Lifted, which follows a group of teenage girls (played by Ivy Wolk, new Mean Girls cast member and Euphoria star Veronica Taylor, Kate Godfrey, and Annie Marie Elliot) who in indulge in shoplifting. Deadline broke in late 2022 that the pilot has been shot — and was directed by Liza Mandelup, who co-creates with Mary Bronstein — but no premiere date has been announced.

The List (TBA) - Max, BBC

Yomi Adegoke on ABC News

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Yomi Adegoke’s debut novel, The List, chronicles how the relationship between famous journalist Ola Olajide and her fiancé, Michael, changes after he is mentioned in a viral social media post. In early 2023, Deadline reported that a series adaptation was in the works for Max and the BBC under A24, whom the author referred to as “the best in the business.”

The Loneliness Of The Long-Distance Cartoonist (TBA)

Panel from The Loneliness Of the Long-Distance Cartoonist

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In August 2021, Variety reported that The New Yorker illustrator Adrian Tomine’s graphic memoir, The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cartoonist, is being adapted into an animated series with A24. Ari Aster — writer and director of some of the best A24 horror movies, including Hereditary and Midsommar — is executive producing with his company, Square Peg.

Magnolia Parks (TBA)

Shot from official Magnolia Parks trailer

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A24 is developing author Jessa Hastings’ series of novels — known collectively as the Magnolia Parks universe — into a television show. When reporting on the upcoming series in November 2023, Deadline described the books, which have become very popular among TikTok users, as “Gossip Girl in high society London.”

Margo’s Got Money Troubles (TBA) - Apple TV+

Elle Fanning in All the Bright Places.

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Based on a book by Rufi Thorpe, Margo’s Got Money Troubles is an upcoming A24-produced series given a straight-to-series order by Apple TV+ in February 2024. According to Deadline, Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman are set to star, as well as produce alongside David E. Kelley and Elle’s sister, Dakota Fanning. Variety also reported in September 2024 that Michelle Pfieffer has joined the cast.

Mason (TBA) - Showtime

Steven Yeun on Beef

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Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert created some of the most acclaimed and uproariously bizarre A24 movies with Swiss Army Man and the Best Picture Oscar winner, Everything Everywhere All At Once. Before that inspiring win, in mid-2022, Variety reported that the DANIELS are working with the company and Oscar-nominated Minari and Beef star Steven Yeun on a Showtime comedy series based on creator Nathan Min’s life, called Mason.

Memorial (TBA)

Bryan Washington on Atlanta History Center YouTube Channel

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In October 2020, Deadline reported that A24 locked in the rights to adapt Bryan Washington’s novel, Memorial, into a series. Also produced by Scott Rudin and Eli Bush, the show will follow a young man’s unlikely bond with his boyfriend’s mother.

Minor Feelings (TBA)

Greta Lee in Past Lives

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Greta Lee stunned critics and audiences in one of the best movies of 2023, A24’s Past Lives, but even before giving that acclaimed performance, she was set to work with the company as the writer, executive producer, and star of Minor Feelings. As Deadline reported in 2021, the upcoming series is an adaptation of Cathy Park Hong’s New York Times bestseller of the same name, which is a collection of essays reflecting on “racialized consciousness in America.”

Mo Season 2 (TBA) - Netflix

Mohammed Amer in Mo

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Comedian and Ramy actor Mohammed Amer partnered with Ramy Youssef to co-create a series inspired by his own life as a Palestinian refugee. Following a successful first season in 2022, Netflix renewed Mo for a second season in in January of the following year.

Outlawed (TBA)

Amy Adams watching in Disenchanted

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In early 2021 (per IndieWire), it was announced that A24 was working on a series adaptation of Anna North’s bestselling novel, Outlawed, which reimagines the real-life Hole in the Wall gang as a group of women and non-binary individuals. Academy Award nominee Amy Adams is producing the series with her own Bond Group Entertainment, which also backed her HBO miniseries, Sharp Objects.

Overcompensating (TBA) - Amazon Prime

Benito Skinner on Curb Your Enthusiasm

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Actor, comedian, and social media star Benito Skinner’s life inspired the upcoming, Amazon original comedy series Overcompensating, which follows a college football player in active denial of his true sexuality. Deadline reports that the main cast -- led by Skinner -- also includes What We Do in the Shadows' Wally Baram, Mary Beth Barone from one of the best Black Mirror episodes ("Joan Is Awful"), The White Lotus Season 2 cast member Adam DiMarco, and Rish Shah from The Sweet East.

Paris: The Memoir (TBA)

Paris Hilton seen shopping in LA, wearing sunglasses and holding her phones.

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In 2023, heiress and media mogul Paris Hilton shared her life story in Paris: The Memoir, which has been optioned for a series adaptation by A24. Hilton will produce, along with Dakota and Elle Fanning under their own Lewellen Pictures banner.

Rivkah (TBA) - Showtime

Robby Hoffman: I'm Nervous

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Comedian Robby Hoffman’s life as a young, closeted genderqueer person growing up in Brooklyn’s Hasidic Jewish community will serve as the basis of an upcoming series called Rivkah. Deadline reported in mid-2021 that Showtime is developing the comedy with A24.

Shuggie Bain (TBA) - BBC

Douglas Stuart on STV News

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Douglas Stuart’s Booker Prize-winning novel, Shuggie Bain, follows the young title character’s struggle with his identity and relationship with his alcoholic mother in Glasgow. Variety reported in 2021 that the author is adapting the story into a series that will be produced by A24 and air on BBC.

Young Mungo (TBA)

Douglas Stuart with Young Mungo

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Shuggie Bain is not the only Douglas Stuart book that A24 is adapting into a series. A Deadline exclusive from March 2023 confirms that the author’s sophomore effort, Young Mungo — a story of forbidden love set in Glasgow — is in development, but without a network or streaming home yet.

With all of these upcoming A24 TV shows, it’s a great time to be a fan of the acclaimed studio.

Jason Wiese
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Jason Wiese writes feature stories for CinemaBlend. His occupation results from years dreaming of a filmmaking career, settling on a "professional film fan" career, studying journalism at Lindenwood University in St. Charles, MO (where he served as Culture Editor for its student-run print and online publications), and a brief stint of reviewing movies for fun. He would later continue that side-hustle of film criticism on TikTok (@wiesewisdom), where he posts videos on a semi-weekly basis. Look for his name in almost any article about Batman.