Date of the last episode in recent series, so you can binge properly.
Daredevil: Born Again, S1  |
Disney+ |
Apr 15 |
| Bosch: Legacy, S3 |
Amazon Prime |
Apr 17 |
| Dope Thief, S1 |
Apple TV+ |
Apr 25 |
| Dark Winds, S3 |
AMC+ |
Apr 27 |
| Wolf Hall, S2 |
MGM+ |
Apr 27 |
| Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes |
Hulu |
Apr 30 |
| Andor, S2 |
Disney+ |
May 13 |
| The Last of Us, S2 |
Max |
May 25 |
| MobLand, S1 |
Paramount+ |
May 26 |
| The Handmaid's Tale, S6 |
Hulu |
May 27 |
| Dept. Q, S1 |
Netflix |
May 29 |
| Your Friends & Neighbors, S1 |
Apple TV+ |
May 30 |
| Sherlock & Daughter, S1 |
Max & The CW |
June 11 |
| Nine Perfect Strangers, S2 |
Hulu |
July 2 |
| Duster, S1 |
Max |
July 3 |
| Poker Face, S2 |
Peacock |
July 10 |
| Murderbot, S1 |
Apple TV+ |
July 11 |
2025 So Far
- In general, it’s been a bad year for new movies and TV shows.
- Lockerbie: A Search for Truth, with Colin Firth, is probably the most intelligent new show of 2025. [Peacock]
- Another well-done drama that's based on true events is Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes. [Hulu]
- Along with The Empire Strikes Back, Andor might be the best of Star Wars. So thankful they kept it non-cheesy. Season 2 starts slow, but episodes 8 and 9 are especially great. [Disney+]
- Speaking of Stars Wars, the men who ruined the sequel trilogy are back. J.J. Abrams has Duster on Max. Rian Johnson has season 2 of Poker Face on Peacock.
- To me, The Last of Us season 1 was kinda boring. Season 2 is getting mixed reviews. I started to watch it, then got bored and haven't finished the season. [Max]
- Guy Ritchie’s Mobland isn’t as good as I thought it would be, but it’s still better than almost every new show of 2025. I liked the show the more the season went on. [Paramount+]
- Your Friends & Neighbors, with Jon Hamm, is a Breaking Bad knock-off that lacks its style, and characters you care about. [Apple TV+]
- Loved season 3 of Dark Winds. [AMC+]
- I didn’t like Thunderbolts*. [SPOILER-ISH…] It’s full of unfunny, playing-to-the-camera lines, and amounts to a psychotherapy session that ends with a group hug. Speaking of Marvel under Disney, between Avengers: Endgame and Deadpool & Wolverine, they made at least eight films that disappointed fans. That’s an impressive failure.
- The trailers for the upcoming Superman and Fantastic Four movies don't look promising either.
