Major TV & Streaming Premieres Confirmed for 2025: Key Dates Revealed for Highly Anticipated Series Returns

Major TV & Streaming Premieres Confirmed for 2025: Key Dates Revealed for Highly Anticipated Series Returns Major TV & Streaming Premieres Confirmed for 2025: Key Dates Revealed for Highly Anticipated Series Returns

London, UK – The television landscape for 2025 is beginning to take shape as major networks and streaming platforms announce key premiere dates for highly anticipated series returns and new programming. According to an updated calendar compiled by Rotten Tomatoes, viewers can mark their calendars for significant debuts across various genres and platforms.

Highly Anticipated Returns Lead Fall Lineup

Among the most prominent announcements is the return of AMC’s expansive “The Walking Dead” universe. “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” is set to launch its third season on Sunday, September 7, 2025. Subtitled “The Book of Carol,” the upcoming season promises to reunite fan-favorite characters Daryl Dixon, portrayed by Norman Reedus, and Carol Peletier, played by Melissa McBride. The series continues its narrative arc following the characters, with Season 3 notably set in Spain. The premiere will be available simultaneously on both the traditional cable channel AMC and its streaming counterpart, AMC+.

Another critically acclaimed series making its return in the autumn is Apple TV+’s espionage drama, “Slow Horses.” The fifth season of the popular show, known for its intricate plots and sharp wit, is scheduled to debut on Apple TV+ on September 24, 2025. Unlike some streaming releases, “Slow Horses” Season 5 will follow a weekly release schedule, with new episodes becoming available each week until its season finale on October 22, 2025. The series features its esteemed ensemble cast, including Academy Award winner Gary Oldman as the slovenly but brilliant Jackson Lamb and Kristin Scott Thomas as the formidable Diana Taverner. The upcoming season also adds acclaimed actor Nick Mohammed as a special guest star, promising new dynamics for the misfit spies of Slough House.

Summer Kickoff: June Premieres

Before the fall season arrives, the summer of 2025 will see several notable premieres across different services. Kicking off the month is the return of a beloved animated series: “Phineas and Ferb: Season 5” is slated to premiere on Disney’s flagship streaming service, Disney+, on June 6, 2025. Fans can anticipate new adventures from the creative stepbrothers.

Netflix will add a new film to its extensive library early in the month. The streaming giant is scheduled to premiere the movie titled “STRAW” on June 8, 2025, adding to its growing collection of original feature films.

For viewers interested in mystery and art history, Acorn TV will launch the first season of “Art Detectives.” This new series will debut on the platform dedicated to British and international programming on June 11, 2025, inviting audiences to explore the world of art authentication and investigation.

The latter half of June will see the return of the quirky sci-fi comedy “Resident Alien.” The fourth season of the series, starring Alan Tudyk as an alien posing as a human doctor, is set to premiere on the USA Network on June 16, 2025. The show has garnered a dedicated following for its unique blend of humor, heart, and extraterrestrial antics.

The Evolving Streaming Landscape

The announcement of these premiere dates underscores the continued competition and diverse offerings in the television and streaming market. Platforms like AMC+, Apple TV+, Disney+, Netflix, Acorn TV, and USA are strategically rolling out their key content throughout the year to capture viewer attention in a crowded media environment. The confirmed dates for “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” Season 3, “Slow Horses” Season 5, and the slate of June premieres are just some of the highlights expected in 2025, with many more announcements anticipated across various streaming platforms and traditional networks as the year progresses.

Industry observers and audiences alike will be watching to see how these highly anticipated returns and new programs perform, shaping the viewing habits and cultural conversations of 2025.