The new year brings an exciting lineup of TV shows for viewers to enjoy in 2025. From returning favorites to fresh series, there is something for everyone to watch. One of the most anticipated shows is “The Way Home” on the Hallmark Channel.
The series follows three generations of women as they travel back in time to 1974. Chyler Leigh, Sadie Laflamme-Snow, and Andie MacDowell star. Max is debuting a new medical drama called “The Pitt.” The 15-episode series provides a realistic look at the challenges faced by healthcare workers.
Noah Wyle leads the cast as a doctor in a Pittsburgh hospital. Prime Video has a new police drama, “On Call,” about a rookie and veteran officer patrolling Long Beach, California. Brandon Larracuente and Troian Bellisario star as the officers navigating the challenges of modern policing.
Reality fans can look forward to the return of “The Traitors” on Peacock. The third season takes place in the Scottish Highlands with 21 celebrity contestants vying for the prize. Disney+ and Hulu are teaming up for the second season of the anthology series “Goosebumps: The Vanishing.” David Schwimmer stars as a recently divorced dad whose kids uncover dark secrets from the past.
New TV shows debuting 2025
Netflix has several exciting offerings, including the return of “XO, Kitty.” The “To All the Boys” spinoff follows Kitty Song Covey as she returns to Seoul for a new semester at KISS. “Severance” is back for its second season on Apple TV+.
The thriller follows employees at Lumon Industries who undergo a procedure to split their work and personal memories. Adam Scott stars. “The Night Agent” returns to Netflix for its second season.
Gabriel Basso reprises his role as Peter, a newly minted Night Agent thrust into a dangerous world of espionage. Hulu has a new drama called “Paradise” from “This Is Us” creator Dan Fogelman. Sterling K.
Brown stars in the eight-episode series set in a serene community rocked by a shocking murder. Finally, Noah Centineo is back as Owen Hendricks in the second season of “The Recruit” on Netflix. The CIA lawyer faces a life-threatening situation in South Korea while also dealing with threats from inside the Agency.
With so many great options, TV fans have a lot to look forward to in January 2025.
