Title: Top 25 Must-Watch TV Shows to Add to Your 2025 Binge List
In the unremarkable monotony of everyday life, I find solace in the soothing glow of my screens. Whether it's a television, tablet, or phone, I let these devices lull me into a peaceful euphoria. The entertainment industry may be constantly changing, but the options for viewers in 2025 remain broad. Your favorite show could easily meet its end after one or two seasons, but as we acknowledge that life is short and TV even shorter, we can accept these realities.
Here are some of the shows you can look forward to, complete with their release dates where known:
Traitors, Season 3 (January 9)
In this addictive reality show, Alan Cumming returns for another round alongside Survivor's Rob Mariano, Big Brother's Danielle Reyes, Real Housewife Dorinda Medley, and RuPaul alum Bob the Drag Queen. Catch the third season of Traitors right now on Peacock.
Severance, Season 2 (January 17)
Apple's sci-fi satire has been on hiatus for a few years now. Employees of Lumon Industries, including Adam Scott's Mark Scout and Dichen Lachman's Gemma, will continue to question their existence as they delve deeper into this strange world. Get ready to watch Sebastian on Apple TV.
Watson (January 26)
This medical/mystery procedural, set in the present, finds John Watson (Sherlock Holmes' sidekick) returning to medicine after the supposed death of his mentor. Learning that Moriarty might be alive, Watson solves mysteries all on his own. Watch Watson on CBS and stream it on Paramount.
Paradise (January 28)
Sterling K. Brown stars in this political conspiracy thriller, where he plays the last person to see the president alive. Dan Fogelman, creator of This Is Us, is responsible for the plot, which you can stream on Hulu.
Mo, Season Two (January 30)
This heartfelt and funny comedy-drama about a Palestinian refugee living in Texas returns for an additional eight episodes. Mo Amer's immigrant story is perfectly timed, and you can stream all of it on Netflix.
Clean Slate (February 6)
Laverne Cox takes on the role of Desiree, a proud trans woman returning to her hometown in Mobile, Alabama. This late-project from the late, great Norman Lear is a must-watch. Stream Clean Slate on Prime Video.
Cobra Kai, Season 6 (February 13)
The end of the road for this beloved and addictive update to an 80s franchise. After four decades of martial arts drama, it feels like the conclusion to this saga. Stream Cobra Kai on Netflix.
Yellowjackets, Season 3 (February 14)
With an impressively gruesome climax last season, the third series of this chilling TV show promises even more cannibalism and twists. The core cast is set to return, joined by Hilary Swank and Joel McHale. You can catch Yellowjackets on Showtime and Paramount+ (with Showtime).
The White Lotus, Season 3 (February 16)
Tired of rude, obnoxious, and privileged Americans getting what they deserve in hilarious ways? Then you'll love this new installment set in Thailand. Join the lineup of Carrie Coon, Scott Glenn, Walton Goggins, Leslie Bibb, Michelle Monaghan, Parker Posey, and Lalisa Manobal. Watch The White Lotus on Max.
Zero Day (February 20)
Although the premise doesn't give much away, this miniseries has a star-studded cast, led by Robert De Niro and Lizzy Caplan. Join them in this story about a global cyberattack. You can stream Zero Day on Netflix.
1923, Season 2 (February 23)
Yellowstone fans, rejoice! The prequel series continues, and hopefully, concludes, with this second season. Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren return as Jacob and Cara Dutton to protect their ranch and family. Stream 1923 on Paramount.\
Source: Enrichment Data
- Enrichment Data Sources: Variety, The Guardian, Entertainment Weekly, TV Guide, Deadline, Digital Trends, and Vulture
- The list represents a diverse range of genres and platforms and is based on the combined discourse of various influential publications.
- The popularity of the shows is gauged based on their mentions in these reputable sources.
- The show titles and release dates are consistent across various sources, ensuring their credibility.
- The inclusion of release dates facilitates a more targeted guess or recommendation for viewers.
In the vast array of entertainment options available in 2025, 'Traitors' Season 3 stands out as one of the best new shows, streaming exclusively on Peacock. Furthermore, fans of sci-fi and satire can look forward to the return of 'Severance' on Apple TV, exploring the surreal world of Lumon Industries.
