We step into 2024, the American film and television industry is ready to rekindle the excitement after months of disruptions due to the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA strikes. This guide unveils the top 10 American TV show releases in 2024, providing essential details on when and where to watch. Let’s explore the diverse array of entertainment offerings that await U.S. audiences in the coming year.
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American TV Shows Echo: Dark Marvel Series Premieres on Disney+ and Hulu
Kicking off the year, “Echo” joins Disney+’s Marvel Studios series on January 9. This darker addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) comes with a TV-MA rating, promising intense scenes and bloody fights for viewers.
Criminal Record: London-Based Crime Drama on Apple TV+
On January 12, Apple TV+ introduces “Criminal Record,” a London-based crime drama featuring Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo as detectives with conflicting justice perspectives. Dive into the intricate investigation of an old murder case filled with conflict and mystery.
True Detective- Night Country: Anthology Series Returns to HBO
After a 5-year hiatus, the anthology series “True Detective” returns on January 14 with “Night Country.” Jodie Foster and Kali Reis star as an estranged couple turned detectives, unraveling a case involving eight mysteriously frozen men with elements of psychological horror.
Death and Other Details: Murder Mystery Unfolds on Hulu
Premiering on January 16, “Death and Other Details” on Hulu presents a murder mystery with Mandy Patinkin as Detective Rufus Cotesworth aboard a Mediterranean cruise. Witness the drama as he teams up with prime suspect Imogene Scott to solve the intriguing murder.
The Bachelor: Season 28 Premieres on ABC
Starting on January 22, Season 28 of “The Bachelor” unfolds on ABC with Joey Graziadei, a tennis pro seeking love. The reality series promises romance, drama, and a shocking, unprecedented finale.
Feud: Capote vs. The Swans – Ryan Murphy’s Anthology Returns on FX
Returning on January 31, Ryan Murphy’s anthology “Feud” centers on Truman Capote’s fallout with New York socialites, starring Naomi Watts and Diane Lane. Based on “Capote’s Women” by Laurence Leamer, this series explores captivating conflicts.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith: Action-Comedy Arrives on Amazon Prime Video
On February 2, Donald Glover and Maya Erskine reimagine “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” on Amazon Prime Video. This action-comedy follows spies in an arranged marriage juggling domestic life and secret missions.
Tracker: CBS Presents Justin Hartley in Crime-Solving Role
Premiering on February 11, “Tracker” on CBS stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a “lone-wolf survivalist” and “reward seeker” traveling the U.S., helping solve private and public crimes.
Avatar: The Last Airbender – Live-Action Adaptation on Netflix
On February 22, Netflix introduces a live-action adaptation of the 2005 Academy Award-winning animation, “Avatar: The Last Airbender.” Join Aang, Katara, and Sokka on a journey to restore world peace, tackling war and destruction.
Fallout: Post-Apocalyptic Drama Premieres on Amazon Prime Video
Scheduled for April 12, “Fallout” on Amazon Prime Video explores a post-apocalyptic world based on the video game. The series follows Vault Dweller Lucy, portrayed by Ella Purnell, as she explores the world above, starring alongside Kyle MacLachlan and Walton Goggins.
