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We've officially started a new month, and things are already looking exciting for Netflix subscribers! April 2025 is bringing a fresh lineup of must-watch shows, from highly anticipated returns to brand-new series that are already generating buzz.

Whether you're a fan of gripping thrillers, heartwarming dramas, or mind-bending sci-fi adventures, Netflix has something for everyone this month. With so much to look forward to, it's time to refresh your watchlist. Here are the seven most exciting Netflix shows you won't want to miss this month!

(L-r) Colin Woodell as Xander Phillips and Willa Fitzgerald as Danny Simms in Episode 104 of Pulse | Jeff Neumann/Netflix PulseCreator: Zoe RobynCast: Willa Fitzgerald, Colin Woodell, Justina Machado, Jack Bannon, Jessie T. Usher, Daniela NievesRelease date: April 3

Netflix is set to release a medical drama series this month titled Pulse. Some people are describing it as Netflix's version of Grey's Anatomy, and honestly, that comparison alone is enough to spark curiosity.

Welcome to Deadline’s annual list of premiere dates for new and returning TV series.

The roster covers hundreds of broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting throughout 2025, including many still listed as Tba (to be announced). It includes series premieres and season debuts, shows returning from hiatus and some one-offs such as live sports and awards shows but not movies or specials.

Note that older premiere dates are listed at the bottom.

As always, we update this post daily as more dates are revealed, so check back often for the latest. We’re glad you tuned in. Additions or adjustments can be sent to editors@deadline.com.

April 1:

America’s Test Kitchen: The Next Generation

MLB Tuesday

MLB Leadoff

Street Outlaws: Locals Only

The Death Coast

April 2:

Love on the Spectrum U.S.

The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties

Garnachas: Glorious Street Food!

Oklahoma City Bombing: One Day in America

Fix My Frankenhouse

SurrealEstate

The Beginning After the End

April 3:

Pulse (Netflix, new drama series)

Devil May Cry

Jurassic World: Chaos Theory

The Bondsman

Hop

Flipping 101 with Tarek El Moussa

Wind Breaker

Savor the City

April 4:

Dying for Sex

Karma

Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints

Secrets Declassified with David Duchovny

The Never Ever Mets

Evilside

Fire Force

April 5:

Grand Slam Track

Say Yes to the Dress

Beer Budget Reno

Iyanu

To Be Hero X

Anne Shirley

April 6:

When Hope Calls

Girl Meets Farm

Lazarus

Witch Watch

April 7:

Blippi’s Job Show

90 Day Diaries

The Chelsea Detective

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes

April 8:

The Handmaid’s Tale

The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox

Kian’s Bizarre B&b

Spy High

Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX

April 9:

Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing

Unicorn Academy

April 10:

Hacks

Black Mirror

North of North

Pop the Balloon

Gremlins: The Wild Batch

Moonrise

Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go

April 11:

Your Friends and Neighbors

Got to Get Out

The Great American Baking Show

Now Hear This

English Neighborhood

April 12:

Resident Playbook

Zombie House Flipping

Love & Marriage: Detroit

#SomebodysSon

Roboforce: The Animated Series

Draft House

April 13:

The Last of Us

Godfather of Harlem

April 14:

Rock the Block

Holy Marvels with Dennis Quaid

Tic Tac Dough

Bingo Blitz

April 15:

The Carters: Hurts to Love You (Paramount+ new documentary miniseries)

The Glass Dome

1000-lb Sisters

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

Caught in the Act: Unfaithful

100 Day Dream Home

April 16:

Sherlock & Daughter

Government Cheese

No Man’s Land

Lol: Last One Laughing Colombia

Ghost Adventures

Expedition Files

The Stolen Girl

Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero

April 17:

Law & Order: Organized Crime (Peacock, Season 5; new network)

Ransom Canyon

Leverage: Redemption

#1 Happy Family USA

Team Mekbots: Animal Rescue

April 18:

Jane

The Narrow Road to the Deep North

A Dangerous Friendship (PBS, Season 1 of French drama series)

April 19:

Super Duper Bunny League

April 20:

The Rehearsal

Sister Wives

Secrets of the Penguins

April 21:

America’s Most Wanted (Fox, Season 3)

Love It or List It

Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out (Lifetime, new docuseries)

Brokenwood Mysteries

April 22:

Andor

The Class

April 23:

A Tragedy Foretold: Flight 3054

Mysteries of the Abandoned: Hidden America

Changing Planet

April 24:

You

Étoile

Black Snow

Vanderpump Villa

April 25:

Pokémon Horizons

WondLa

The Mountain Detective

Morimoto’s Sushi Master

April 27:

Bravo’s Love Hotel

David Frost Vs.

My Happy Place

Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain

24 in 24: Last Chef Standing

April 28

Yes, Chef!

Chef’s Table: Legends

The One That Got Away

April 29:

Wear Whatever the F You Want

Polyfamily

Red Bull Soapbox Race

April 30:

Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (ABC, Season 5)

Jeopardy! Masters

The Eternaut (Netflix, new drama series)

Carême

Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight

In the Kitchen with Harry Hamlin

April Tba:

Cheaters: Unfinished Business

Karen Pirie

Beyond Paradise

May 3:

Full Court Press

Andrew Zimmern’s Wild Game Kitchen

May 4:

The Walking Dead: Dead City

Masterpiece: Miss Austen

I, Jack Wright

May 5:

The Motherhood

The Playboy Murders

Harry Wild

May 7:

Sullivan’s Crossing

May 8:

Poker Face

Criminal Minds: Evolution (Paramount+, Season 3)

Forever

May 9:

Too Hot to Handle: Italy

May 11:

BAFTA Television Awards

May 13:

Bad Thoughts

May 15:

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

Overcompensating

Duster

The Reserve

May 16:

Murderbot

The Chi

May 22:

Sirens

2025 WNBA Season

May 23:

Big Mouth

Forget You Not

May 24:

Avp League Opening Weekend

May 25:

Rick and Morty

May 26:

American Music Awards

May 27:

America’s Got Talent

May 29:

The Better Sister

May Tba:

Earnhardt

Mama June: Family Crisis (We TV, Season 7)

Spring Tba:

Nine Perfect Strangers

Pee-Wee as Himself

Sushi Master

Studio C

Bingo Blitz

June 3:

Ginny & Georgia

June 4:

Stick

June 5:

Tires

June 6:

Bmf

June 9:

Art Detectives

AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange

June 18:

Children Ruin Everything

The Buccaneers

June 24:

Ironheart

June 27:

Squid Game

July Tba:

The Summer I Turned Pretty

Sakamoto Days (Netflix, Season 1B)

Quarterback

Dan Da Dan (Netflix, Season 2)

My Melody & Kuromi (Netflix, new animated series)

Nyaight of the Living Cat (Crunchyroll, new comedy anime series)

August 1:

Chief of War

August 6:

Eyes of Wakanda

August Tba:

Katrina: Come Hell and High Water

September 14:

Emmy Awards

Summer Tba:

Outlander: Blood of My Blood

Alien: Earth

Twisted Metal

We Were Liars

Untitled SEC Project

Love Island USA

Dexter: Resurrection

Billy Joel: And So It Goes

Condemned

Chasing the West

Wylde Pak

Outrageous

Sister Boniface Mysteries

The Cleaner

Silent Witness

October Tba:

Marvel Zombies

Fall Tba:

The Road

With Love, Meghan

Long Story Short

Physical: Asia

Solar Opposites

Spartacus: House of Ashur

Faceoff: Inside the NHL

The Braxtons

Extra

The Kelly Clarkson Show

Tamron Hall

The Drew Barrymore Show

The Jennifer Hudson Show

Sherri

Tribunal Justice

Code of Silence

November 16:

The American Revolution

November Tba:

Last Samurai Standing

December Tba:

Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Wonder Man

The Twelve Dates of Christmas

Here’s a sampling of shows slated or expected to debut or return this year but are undated for now:

Bachelor in Paradise

Press Your Luck

Destination X

That’s My Jam

Lego Masters (Fox, Season 5)

Virgin River

Stranger Things

Emily in Paris

The Witcher

Blood of Zeus

The Diplomat

Alice in Borderland

Monster

Beastars

Home for Christmas

Wednesday

One Piece

Nobody Wants This

A Man on the Inside

Heartbreak High

My Life with the Walter Boys

Rhythm + Flow

The Watcher

America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

Starting 5

Thank You, Next

The Devil’s Plan

The Sandman

Barracuda Queens

Culinary Class Wars

F1: Drive to Sruvive

Fubar

Kaulitz & Kaulitz

The Vince Staples Show

The Abandons

The Beast in Me

Ciudad de Sombras

Death by Lightning

Department Q

Las Muertas (Netflix, new drama series)

Black Rabbit (Netflix, new drama series)

She the People (Netflix, new drama series)

The Gringo Hunters

Amsterdam Empire

Anonymous Lovers

Glass Heart (Netflix, new drama series)

Heweliusz (Netflix, new drama series)

Soul Mate

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast (Netflix, new drama series)

Istanbul Encyclopedia (Netflix, new drama series)

Letters to the Future (Netflix, new drama series)

Old Money (Netflix, new drama series)

The Seven Dials Mystery

The Bombing of Pan Am 103

The Boroughs (Netflix, new drama series)

The Choice (Netflix, new drama series)

The Dinner Club (Netflix, new drama series)

The Glass Dome (Netflix, new drama series)

The Witness (Netflix, new drama series)

There’s Another Possibility

The Town

Untamed

The Waterfront

Synden

The Undertow

Diary of a Ditched Girl

Football Parents (Netflix, new comedy series)

The Four Seasons (Netflix, new comedy series)

Leanne

Platonik (Netflix, new comedy series)

Haunted Hotel (Netflix, new comedy series)

Toom Much

Roosters (Netflix, new dramedy series)

Motel Transylvania (Netflix, new animated comedy series)

Pokémon Concierge

Wayward (Netflix, new drama limited series)

Bear Hunt

Rafa

The Golden Ticket

Untitled Victoria Beckham Project (Netflix, new docuseries)

Untitled Mike Tyson Project (Netflix, new docuseries)

F1 Academy (Netflix, new docuseries)

America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys

Carlos Alcaraz: My Way (Netflix, new docuseries)

Our Water World (Netflix, new docuseries)

Battle Camp (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Shirin David (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Power Moves (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Building the Band

The Summer Hikaru Died

Leviathan (Netflix, new anime series)

Love Is Blind: France

Doctor Who

Limitless with Chris Hemsworth

Chad Powers

Into the Void

Married at First Sight

Bel-Air

Acapulco

Stillwater

Foundation

Tehran

Invasion

Platonic

Shape Island

Lulu Is a Rhinoceros

The Last Thing He Told Me

Smoke

The Wild Ones

The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy

Long Way Up

Not a Box

And Just Like That …

The Chair Company

Peacemaker

Conan O’Brien Must Go

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

The Road Trip (Paramount+ new dramedy series)

Upload

The Boys

Malice

Motorheads

Twin Love

The Power

Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets

The Ride

Billy the Kid (MGM+ Season 3; final season)

The Gilded Age

100 Foot Wave

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

It: Welcome to Derry

Untitled Rachel Sennett Project

Task

Power Book IV: Force

Magic City: An American Fantasy

Outlander

The Terror

Librarians: The Next Chapter

Riot Women

Blue Lights

Lynley

The Lady

Death Valley

My Life Is Murder

Masterpiece: The Forsyte Saga

Bravo’s Love Hotel

Mike Judge‘s Beavis and Butt-Head

Revival

Project Runway

Christina on the Coast

Fatal Destination

Chateau Impossible

Back to the Frontier

The Arena with Kasie Hunt

5 Things

WWE’s Greatest Moments

Untitled Kansas City Chief Docuseries

Belle Collective

Snapped

Lady of the Dunes

Cold Justice (Oxygen, Season 8)

Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler (Oxygen, Season 2)

Siegler (Oxygen, Season 2)

Conspirators

The Madame Blanc Mysteries

Premiered so far in 2025:

January 1:

2025 Rose Parade

2025 Rose Bowl

2025 Peach Bowl

2025 Sugar Bowl Bowl

Missing You

Sistas

Homicide Squad New Orleans

Liberation: D-Day to Berlin

Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 2:

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

Only Murders in the Building

Hell’s Kitchen (Fox, Season 23B premiere)

Animal Control (Fox, Season 3)

Going Dutch

Lockerbie: A Search for Truth

Stranded with my Mother-in-Law

The Rig

Isadora Moon

Small Town Setup

Swamp People

Swamp People: Serpent Invasion

Southern Hospitality

Fugitive Hunters Mexico

Vera

January 3:

Happy’s Place

Lopez vs. Lopez (NBC, Season 3B)

Dateline NBC

Bandidos

Selling the City

Love Is Blind: Germany

RuPaul’s Drag Race

The Way Home

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

I’m Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 4:

When the Stars Gossip

They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce

Craig of the Creek

Okitsura: Fell in Love with an Okinawan Girl, but I Just Wish I Know What She’s Saying (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 5:

Golden Globes Awards

Acc Women’s Basketball Series

America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC, Season 35B)

When Calls the Heart

Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches

Worst Cooks in America

Vienna Blood

Solo Leveling (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

Zenshu (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 6:

Brilliant Minds (NBC, Season 1B)

WWE Monday Night Raw

My Happy Marriage

The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: Natalia Speaks

Kids Baking Championship

Murdoch Mysteries

The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis

The 6000 lb. Diaries with Dr. Now

Medaka Kuroiwa Is Impervious to My Charms (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 7:

Will Trent

High Potential

The Rookie

Kitchen Nightmares: Road to Super Bowl Lix

Doc

Deal or No Deal Island

The Irrational (NBC, Season 2B)

Deal or No Deal Island After Show with Boston Rob

Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action

The Breakthrough

Coach Prime

Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta

7 Little Johnstons

Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Lucy Worsley Investigates

The Oval

Help! I’m in a Secret Relationship!

Nightcap With Shannon Sharpe and Ochocino

Wildcard Kitchen

Fixer to Fabulous

Betting on Paradise

Port Protection Alaska

Adam Richman Eats Britain

Unnamed Memory (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

January 8:

Shifting Gears

Abbott Elementary

Celebrity Jeopardy!

What Would You Do?

The Price Is Right at Night

Raid the Cage

Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test

Chicago Med

Chicago Fire

Chicago P.D.

I Am a Killer

Ozark Law

Honey Lemon Soda (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 9:

The Pitt

The Traitors

On Call

The Upshaws

American Primeval

Asura (Netflix, new drama series)

Impractical Jokers

2025 Orange Bowl

Dr. Stone Science Future (Crunchyroll, Season 4)

Anyway, I’m Falling in Love with You (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 10:

Goosebumps: The Vanishing

Lol: Last One Laughing Quebec

Black Warrant

Alpha Males

Übel Blatt

2025 Cotton Bowl

My Best Friend’s an Animal

The Apothecary Diaries (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I’ll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 11:

Sakamoto Days (Netflix, new anime series)

Stugo

Hope Street

Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

January 12:

Rogue Heroes (MGM+ Season 2)

Masterpiece: Miss Scarlet

Masterpiece: All Creatures Great and Small

Motorhead Garage

The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 13:

Baylen Out Loud

Death by Fame

The Curious Case Of…

January 14:

St. Denis Medical

Night Court

Deal or No Deal Island

Single’s Inferno

FBI True

Moonshiners: Master Distiller

Journey to America: With Newt and Callista Gingrich

Road Rage

Exposed: Naked Crimes

January 15:

A Real Bug’s Life

Love Island: All Stars

Public Disorder

Cristóbal Balenciaga

Unmasked

An Update on Our Family

Scam Goddess

TMZ Presents: UFO Revolution

January 16:

Hollywood Squares

Law & Order

Law & Order: Svu

Found

SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night

Xo, Kitty

Castlevania: Nocturne

Lovers Anonymous

Sesame Street

My Sesame Street Friends

Mermicorno: Starfall

Harley Quinn

Paatal Lok

The Bunker

January 17:

Shark Tank

Saturday Night Live

Severance

Real Time with BIll Maher

Molly-Mae: Behind It All

La Liberación

The Roshans

Young, Famous & African

The Couple Next Door

NFL Icons

Sisi: Austrian Empress

Robogobo

January 18:

Lakefront Luxury

Oceanfront Property Hunt

January 19:

The Hunting Party

Mystic

January 20:

9-1-1: Lone Star (Fox, Season 5B premiere; final season)

Rescue: Hi-Surf (Fox, Season 1B premiere)

College Football Playoff National Championship Game

January 21:

The Joe Schmo Show

What Drives You with John Cena

January 22:

Prime Target

Whiskey on the Rocks

W.A.G.s to Riches

Pawn Stars

Expedition X

Expedition Bigfoot

The Thundermans: Undercover

Big Cats, Small World

January 23:

Police 24/7

Crime Nation

The Night Agent

Harlem

C.B. Strike: The Ink Black Heart

Carl Weber’s The Family Business: New Orleans

Father Brown

January 24:

Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Masters of Illusion

Eva the Owlet

The Best Heart Attack of My Life

The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call

Shafted

Pombo

Shared Custody

Toya & Reginae

Harpoon Hunters

January 25:

NBA Saturday Primetime

Asia

Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler

Kobe: Making of a Legend

January 26:

Watson

Critics Choice Awards

January 27:

The Bachelor (ABC, Season 29)

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

The Neighborhood (CBS, Season 7B)

Poppa’s House (CBS, Season 1B)

NCIS (CBS, Season 22B)

NCIS: Origins (CBS, Season 1B)

Tribunal Justice

Ms. Rachel

Scars of Beauty

History’s Greatest Mysteries

History’s Most Shocking

The Fall of Diddy

Resistance: They Fought Back

The Chef’s Garden

The Catch

Cash Histories

January 28:

FBI (CBS, Season 6B)

FBI: International (CBS, Season 3B)

FBI: Most Wanted (CBS, Season 5B)

Paradise

Great Migrations: A People on the Move

Hunting History with Steven Rinella

January 29:

Hollywood Squares

All American

Mythic Quest

American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson

Six Nations: Full Contact

The Hooligan

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

The Challenge All Stars: Rivals

The Flip Off

January 30:

Scamanda (ABC, new docuseries)

Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini

George & Mandy’s First Marriage

Ghosts

Matlock

Elsbeth

The Recruit

Mo

The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse

School Spirits

Teen Mom: The Next Chapter

Bullshit

January 31:

Fire Country

S.W.A.T. (CBS, Season 8B)

Vietnam: The War That Changed America

The Eastern Gate

The Snow Girl

Tom Green Country

Outback Opal Hunters

February 1:

New York Homicide (Oxygen, Season 3)

We Baby Bears

NHL Hockeyverse: Matchup of the Week

February 2:

Grammy Awards

Operation Healing Heroes

Dog Detectives

Funny Woman

Common Side Effects

February 3:

The Voice

The Hunting Party

All American

Contraband: Seized at the Border

Celebrity Iou

Below Deck Down Under

February 4:

Wicked Game: The Devil in the Desert

Burden of Guilt

February 5:

Wild Cards

Love You to Death

Envious

Prison Cell 211

Celebrity Bear Hunt

Destinations of the Damned with Zak Bagans

Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World (Crunchyroll, Season 3B)

February 6:

The Kardashians

Invincible

Clean Slate

Sweet Magnolias

Celebrity Bear Hunt (Netflix, new competition series)

Apple Cider Vinegar

The Åre Murders

Cassandra

Golden Kamuy: The Hunt of Prisoners in Hokkaido

The Z-Suite

February 7:

NCIS: Sydney

The Greatest Rivalry: India vs Pakistan

Pokémon Horizons

Ancient Aliens

Mysteries from Above

Ready to Love

Love After Lockup: Crime Story

February 8:

Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner

Incredible Northern Vets

February 9:

Super Bowl Lix

The Floor (Fox, Season 3)

February 10:

Extracted

Surviving Black Hawk Down

Murdoch Mysteries

February 11:

50,000 First Dates: A True Story

Muslim Matchmaker

Pitino: Red Storm Rising

Unconventional

February 12:

The Masked Singer (Fox, Season 13 premiere)

Benefits with Friends

Between Walls

Dino Rex

Summer House

Harlem Ice

February 13:

Next Level Chef (Fox, Season 4 premiere)

The Floor (Fox, Season 3; time slot premiere)

Cobra Kai (Netflix, Season 6C premiere; final season)

Dog Days Out

The Exchange

Sweethearts

Anime.com Hour

Who Shot Otto Mueller?

February 14:

Yellowjackets

Love Is Blind

I Am Married… But!

Valeria

Melo Movie

Goldie

Silly Sundays

February 15:

NASCAR Xfinity Series

NASCAR Countdown Live

Have I Got News for You

February 16:

The Equalizer (CBS, Season 4)

Watson

Tracker

The Simpsons

Family Guy (Fox, Season 23)

The Great North (Fox, Season 5)

Grimsburg (Fox, Season 2)

Krapopolis (Fox, Season 4)

The White Lotus

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

90 Day Fiancé

90 Day Fiancé: Pillow Talk

WWE Lfg (Legends & Future Greats)

WWE Rivals

WWE’s Greatest Moments

The Real Housewives of the Potomac

Lockerbie: The Bombing of Pan Am 103

Seasons on the Fly

Fatal Family Feuds

Trial & Error: Why Did O.J. Win?

BAFTA Film Awards

February 17:

American Murder: Gabby Petito

Gabby’s Dollhouse

Thomas Jefferson

A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story

Best Interests

A Remarkable Place to Die

February 18:

The Fox Hollow Murders: Playground of a Serial Killer

Court of Gold

Offline Love

Too Hot to Handle: Germany

Renovation Aloha

Tiny House Nation: Memory Lane

February 19:

Good Cop/Bad Cop

Win or Lose

Spartans: A True Story

My Family

My 600-Lb Life: Where Are They Now?

The Tides That Bind: Inside Alabama Football

Death in Paradise

February 20:

Reacher

Zero Day

Bea’s Block

How I Escaped My Cult

February 21:

Surface

Onside: Major League Soccer

A Thousand Blows

Pantheon

Cold Case Files: Dead West

Fur Babies

February 22:

NAACP Image Awards

My View with Lara Trump

Extreme Road Ragers

February 23:

The Americas

Suits LA

Grosse Pointe Garden Society

1923

SAG Awards

Bar Rescue

The Baldwins

The Food that Built America

No Taste Like Home with Antoni Porowski

County Rescue

February 24:

Beyond the Gates

February 25:

Black Ops

Full Swing

Eyes on the Prize III: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest 1977-2015

Forking Delicious

February 26:

Survivor (CBS, Season 48)

Shoresy

Berlin ER

Shoresy

Buried Hearts

Pound 4 Pound

Design My Space: Atlanta

February 27:

House of David

Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke

Running Point

Graveyard

Toxic Town

Dalah: Death and the Flowers

Cóyotl: Hero and Beast

Christina on the Coast

Swamp Mysteries

The Case of Iwona Wieczorek

Mad House

February 28:

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place

Roosters

Dabba Cartel

Tuiskoms

Aitana: Metamorphosis

Suzhal: The Vortex

Toad and Friends

March 1:

The Photo Lab

Family or Fiancé

Million Dollar Zombie Flips

48 Hours to Buy

Cells at Work! Code Black (Netflix, Season 1 of Japanese anime series)

Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End

March 2:

Academy Awards

The Americas

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue

High Stakes Poker

Snapped: Killer Couples

Tournament of Champions

Malawi

March 3:

Celtics City

Hot Wheels: Let’s Race

Recipe for Love and Murder

March 4:

Daredevil: Born Again

With Love, Meghan

Sin City Gigolo: A Murder in Las Vegas

Denise Richards & Her Wild Things

Body Cam: On the Scene

Jay & Pamela

Lost Boys & Fairies

March 5:

The Amazing Race

Texas True Crime

Just One Look

Medusa

The Leopard

WWE Evolve

March 6:

9-1-1

Doctor Odyssey

Grey’s Anatomy

Deli Boys

Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black

For the Win: Nwsl

The Traitors UK

Lil Kev

Dylan’s Playtime Adventures

Douglas Is Cancelled

March 7:

When No One Sees Us

Formula 1: Drive to Survive

When Life Gives You Tangerines

Power Book III: Raising Kanan

Cops

Visionaries (Roku Channel, new docuseries)

The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs

R.I.P. Henry

March 8:

Planet Earth: Asia

Travels with Agatha Christie & Sir David Suchet

March 9:

American Idol (ABC, Season 8)

The $100,000 Pyramid

Dark Winds

The Righteous Gemstones

The Real Housewives of Atlanta

Naked and Afraid

Filthy Fortunes

United States of Scandal with Jake Tapper

Twitter: Breaking the Bird

Home Town Takeover

Crash Course Cuisine with Hudson Yang

A Clean Sheet: Gabe Landeskog

Secrets at Red Rocks

March 10:

American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden

Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up

Confessions of Octomom

Spring Baking Championship

Instant Italian

Oh My God… Yes! A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances

Yolo: Crystal Fantasy

Blackshore

March 11:

Port Protection Alaska

March 12:

Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney

Temptation Island

Am I Being Unreasonable?

Married to Real Estate

March 13:

The Wheel of Time

Long Bright River

Adolescence

Love Is Blind: Sweden

Top Chef

Ruthless

The Gen Zone

Murder in Sweden

March 14:

Dope Thief

I Literally Just Told You

March 15:

Kiff

March 17:

CoComelon Lane

Until You Burn

The Sabrina Soto Show

A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read

The Comeback with Craig Carton

March 18:

Major League Baseball Tokyo Series

House of Knives

March 19:

Good American Family

Hyper Knife

Gannibal

Woman of the Dead

Booked: First Day In

Stadium Lockup

March 20:

Farmer Wants a Wife (Fox, Season 3)

Happy Face

The Residence

Wolf King

Bet Your Life

Khakee: The Bengal Chapter

Women’s Sports Now

Accused: Guilty or Innocent?

Home Is Where the Heart Is

Ludwig

March 21:

Love After Lockup

Be@rbrick

Go!

High Tides

Beachfront Bargain Hunt Renovation

Animals, They’re Just Like Us

March 23:

David Blaine: Do Not Attempt

Marie Antoinette

Masterpiece: Wolf Hall – The Mirror and the Light

March 24:

Alan’s Universe

Hollywood Demons

Acorn TV X Ted: Transform Your Thinking

March 25:

Bad Romance

The Cleaning Lady (Fox, Season 4)

Alert: Missing Persons Unit (Fox, Season 3)

Family Legacy

First to the Finish

House of Payne

Assisted Living

Dark Side of the Ring

Dead in the Water

Glam Golf with Blair O’Neal

March 26:

The Conners (ABC, Season 7; final season)

The Studio

Side Quest

Caught (Netflix, new drama limited series)

Million Dollar Secret

Bref.2

Stephanie’s Places

The Future of Nature

The Grudge

March 27:

Bosch: Legacy

Survival of the Thickest

From Rock Star to Killer

Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn’s Treasure

Paul American

Major League Baseball Opening Day Doubleheader

MLB Tonight

Quick Pitch

MLB Central

Intentional Talk

Play Ball

Accused: Did I Do It?

Fallen

March 28:

Fox Ufl Friday

Mid-Century Modern

Number One on the Call Sheet

Fight for Glory: 2024 World Series

Friday Night Baseball

The Lady’s Companion

Reformed

March 29:

Baseball Night in America

Wildlife Rehab

CNBC Sport: On the Record

March 30:

The Simpsons

Family Guy (Fox, Season 23B)

American Idol (ABC, Season 8; time slot premiere)

MobLand

Sunday Night Baseball

The Last Anniversary

Call the Midwife

March 31:

The Divorce Insurance

Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer (Netflix, new docuseries)

Rhythm + Flow Italy

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To help you anticipate and navigate all that television has to offer across broadcast, cable and streaming, TVLine offers daily, weekly and monthly What to Watch digests, as well as an overview of every new TV show premiering in 2025.

Among new TV releases in April, you have the medical procedural Pulse, the Michelle Williams miniseries Dying for Sex, the Jon Hamm caper Your Friends & Neighbors, Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly’s romance-fueled Ransom Canyon, and the Amy Sherman-Palladino ballet drama Étoile. Also on tap are the final seasons of Andor, The Handmaid’s Tale and You.

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Last week, seven new shows premiered on Netflix and other major streaming services, and you're likely still getting caught up on all of the big premieres. Not to mention, there are also so many episodes of great TV to catch up on from the last week. But it's time for a whole new week of new shows. Thankfully, there's only three big ones to keep on your radar.

Whether you're still looking for time to watch the latest episodes of The White Lotus and Happy Face, or you're steadily enjoying your binge-watch of Mid-Century Modern, you will have to squeeze in time for three new binge-watches this week. That's right, all three of the best new shows of the week are dropping all at once rather than airing weekly.

The week's new titles bring not only gripping stories that you won't want to miss, but some of the biggest fan-favorite talents around.

Spring is finally in the air, and any self-respecting television fan knows what that means: It’s Emmy season, baby! I know, I know. What with the breakdown of the traditional TV calendar and proliferation of precursor awards, it’s essentially always Emmy season — but the arrival of April means it’s crunch time. Old-school networks and streaming services that allow for weekly releases are pumping out prestige shows left and right, whether it’s Michelle Williams in FX’s “Dying for Sex,” Seth Rogen in the Apple TV+ comedy “The Studio,” or Jon Hamm in the Apple TV+ drama “Your Friends and Neighbors,” the months leading up to May’s Emmy contention deadline are jam-packed with golden hopefuls.

Netflix isn’t immune from the onslaught, though it does operate at a slight delay. The bulk of Netflix’s last-second (aka premium positioned) awards contenders will drop in May, since...

To help you anticipate and navigate all that television has to offer across broadcast, cable and streaming, TVLine offers daily, weekly and monthly What to Watch digests, as well as an overview of every new TV show premiering in 2025.

This week, you’ll find a dozen new shows (including Kevin Bacon in The Bondsman, Michelle Williams in Dying for Sex and Willa Fitzgerald in Pulse), 10 returning favorites (including Call the Midwife, The Simpsons and SurrealEstate) and five finales (including the last episode of Fox bubble drama Rescue: Hi-Surf).

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Netflix always offers its subscribers a ton of great series every month, and this upcoming April appears to be a big one for the streaming platform. With brand-new shows as well as a couple of returning favorites, audiences won’t need anything else to keep them entertained all month long. In fact, its returning shows are some of its most popular, which means subscribers will likely be glued to their screens in the coming weeks.

With thrillers, romantic dramas, and just about everything in between, the streaming service has just about every type of show viewers could want. With its stellar line-up, Netflix continues to showcase why they’re one of the best platforms for original series. Whether viewers are in the mood to laugh, cry, or feel unsettled by something mysterious, there’s sure to be the perfect show waiting for them on the platform next month.

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Things are beginning to heat up on Netflix just as the weather begins to warm in the Northern Hemisphere. Not only are we getting closer to summer movie releases, such as Happy Gilmore 2, but some exciting new series are debuting in April on your favorite streamer.

There are also excellent ones returning. These will be binge-watch moments, so you might want to start planning your work vacations now. We aren't saying to call off sick, but you do what you have to do.

As part of the three below is a medical drama. We have not yet seen Netflix do this in quite the same way. The other two are ones you already love.

Three Netflix series coming in April you will want to miss work forPulse

Finally, Netflix releases its first English-language medical drama on April 3, 2025. It has been a good year for those kinds of shows across different platforms.

Exclusive: Strange Darling‘s Willa Fitzgerald is starring opposite Russell Crowe and Harry Lawtey in Walden Media’s Cold War thriller Billion Dollar Spy, we can tell you first.

Fitzgerald will play Mae Lenihan, wife of CIA agent Tom Lenihan (Lawtey).

Adapted from the book by David E. Hoffman and produced by Walden Media and Weed Road, the feature project is based on the true story of Adolf Tolkachev, an ordinary man whose extraordinary bravery made him the Pentagon’s most valuable spy.

Set against the high-stakes backdrop of the late Cold War, Billion Dollar Spy follows Tolkachev (Crowe), as he risks everything to pass thousands of pages of top-secret Soviet intelligence to the United States. Despite repeated rejections by a wary CIA, Tolkachev persisted, embodying the courage to stand against a regime that betrayed its own people.

Finally finding an ally in CIA agent Tom Lenihan (Lawtey), Tolkachev was...

There's no doubt that March was the best month on Netflix of the year. Well, so far. We're still expecting Stranger Things and Wednesday to return sometime in 2025, after all. But March brought so many great Netflix shows, like the second part of Beauty in Black, the blockbuster limited series Adolescence, two Harlan Coben shows, Shondaland murder mystery The Residence, and plenty more. Thankfully, April keeps the good times rolling with lots more great new shows.

In April, there's more than just the high-profile premieres to look forward to, such as the premiere of the third season of Love on the Spectrum on April 2, the animated horror fantasy series Devil May Cry on April 3, the return of How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) on April 8, and the documentary series Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing on April 9. Additional new series also include North of North on April 10, The Gardener...

Exclusive: Gerardo Celasco and Marta Milans join Peacock’s upcoming South Florida-set crime thriller M.I.A. from Ozark co-creator Bill Dubuque.

They join the series regular cast led by Shannon Gisela, who plays ‘Etta Tiger Jonze,’ Brittany Adebumola, as ‘Lovely,’ and Dylan Jackson as ‘Stanley.’ Maurice Compte, Danay Garcia and Cary Elwes are also series regulars, though their characters’ names, like Celasco and Milans’, have yet to be revealed.

Running drugs is a family affair for Etta Tiger Jonze (Gisela) in M.I.A. But when the family business is threatened, she is thrust into a life she never expected, forcing her to use her wits to survive as she navigates Miami’s criminal underground.

Mia is the airport code for Miami. The SoFla area consists of Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe counties.

The series comes from studio MRC (Poker Face), with Karen Campbell serving as executive producer and showrunner. Alethea Jones will direct and executive produce. Dubuque will write Episode 101 and executive produce alongside Campbell and Jones, who will also direct.

M.I.A. is the latest series to explore SoFla’s seedy underbelly including Chris Brancato’s Hotel Cocaine—based on Compte’s father’s life— for MGM+ and two Netflix series: the Sofia Vergara-led Griselda and the early seasons of Narcos focused on Pablo Escobar, both with executive producers including Eric Newman, Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard. Narcos was co-created by Brancato. Showtime’s original Dexter series was also famously set in Miami, and its Paramount+ with Showtime prequel spinoff series Dexter: Original Sin.

Celasco is a Salvadoran actor, born in Miami and raised in El Salvador, who has called Los Angeles home since 2005. He made his TV debut with a lead role on the NBC Daytime show Passions, which he followed with various film and TV roles, including Moneyball, Battleship, the Fox series Bones and Person of Interest for CBS.

Celasco was the male lead on the Netflix limited series National Parks for ABC, with guest arcs in Good Sam for CBS and ABC’s How To Get Away With Murder. He also played the male lead of Roku’s Swimming With Sharks opposite Diane Kruger and Kiernan Shipka. He will next be seen in Netflix’s The Waterfront and Carlton Cuse’s Pulse for Peacock. He is repped by Entertainment 360, The Gersh Agency and Goodman Genow Schenkman.

Milans starred in Warner Brother’s “Shazam!” franchise and Netflix’s hit original series White Lines from the Emmy award winner producer Álex Pina. Additionally, she starred in Pina’s Spanish television series The Pier and the Netflix Spain series The Minions of Midas, directed by Academy Award winner Mateo Gil. She is repped by Jwm Entertainment Group, The Kohner Agency, and Jackoway Austen Tyerman.

Netflix is hopping on board a very popular genre right now — the medical drama — with its first-ever English language series of the kind. In Pulse, third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald) is unexpectedly promoted when Chief Resident Dr. Xander Phillips (Colin Woodell) is suspended — just as a hurricane is heading straight towards Miami’s busiest Level 1 Trauma Center. But with the onslaught of trauma cases and the hospital in lockdown, the two doctors must find a way to work together, even as the shocking details of their complicated and illicit romance begin to spill out. Below, creator, co-showrunner, and executive producer Zoe Robyn and co-showrunner and executive producer Carlton Cuse preview the new medical drama. This is the first ever English language medical procedural on Netflix. Was there any pressure knowing that? Carlton Cuse: Yeah, there was a lot of pressure. I think every show has a lot of pressure on it,...

The Netflix April 2025 Originals, movies, and TV series have been revealed and can be viewed below. The streaming service has also announced the list of movies and TV series leaving next month.

The Netflix April 2025 schedule includes Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight, Black Mirror Season 7, Chef’s Table: Legends, The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox, Devil May Cry, Havoc, and How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) Season 4.

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Also coming to the service are Jurassic World: Chaos Theory Season 3, Love on the Spectrum Season 3, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman Season 5 Part 2, Pokémon Horizons Season 2, Pulse, You Season 5, and more.

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With every new season come fresh changes and exciting additions to Fortnite, and Chapter 6 Season 2 is no different. With this update, players have been greeted with a variety of new utilities and features. Among them, the most intriguing has to be the Pulse Scanner.

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This item can give you a clear edge in various scenarios. Not only does this gadget help find your chests in the area, but also marks the campers as well. But where can you find this tool, and how can you make the most of it? Let’s dive into the details.

How to get the Pulse Scanner in Fortnite

Finding the Pulse Scanner is not like trying to find some rare weapons in the game. It’s actually quite easy to come across, even as the floor loot. Players can find it in most POIs...

When Netflix‘s upcoming medical drama, Pulse, premieres on April 3, it will join an impressive collection of TV’s newest captivating series set in the world of American medicine. Here, we break down new and old TV medical dramas and comedies that are just what the doctor ordered. The Pitt Most medical dramas are intense, but few reach “You are there” levels of tension and pathos like The Pitt, the riveting new series created by former ER and NCIS: Los Angeles executive producer R. Scott Gemmill. The story begins with Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch, a senior attending physician at the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital, arriving for a grueling 15-hour shift. It’s the fourth anniversary of his friend and mentor’s death from Covid, and Dr. Robby is burying his emotions by presenting a brave face to the world — especially his patients. Over the course of the season’s...

The official YouTube channel for voice actor and singer Nana Mizuki has started streaming a music video for "Hakudou" ("Pulse"), the lead track of her latest 15th album "Contemporary Emotion" released in Japan on March 19. As previously reported , the song will be featured as the opening theme for the spring 2025 TV anime #Compass 2.0. This song was co-created by two well-known vocaloid song producers — Shota Horie and Giga . Based on the lyrics written by Horie, two worked on music and arrangement together. In the video, Mizuki appears in a colorful costume with unique hair and makeup, showing off comical moves. Nana Mizuki "Hakudou" Music Video The 14-song album "Contemporary Emotion" also includes the theme songs for Highspeed Étoile , Shaman King Flowers , and The Family Circumstances of the Irregular Witch . Mizuki said, "It is an album full of challenges and aggressiveness that will give you a sense of Mizuki's 25 years of progress...

Exclusive: Strange Darling actress Willa Fitzgerald is joining Paramount Pictures’ feature adaptation of the Colleen Hoover 2019 novel Regretting You.

The Fault in Our Stars’ Josh Boone is helming and wrote the latest draft off Susan McMartin’s version (After). This movie hits theaters on October 24.

In Regretting You, a shocking car wreck takes the lives of two family members, unlocking a series of secrets, lies and regrets. The people left behind can’t move forward without looking at the past. The movie explores what’s left behind after a tragedy, the messiness and grief but also the beauty of life and love.

Fitzgerald joins a booming cast that includes Allison Williams, Dave Franco, Mckenna Grace, and Mason Thames (Black Phone).

Robert Kulzer is producing for Constantin Film alongside Brunson Green of Harbinger Pictures,...

s we step into April 2025, get ready for an exciting lineup of new movies, binge-worthy series, and even games heading to your screen. Whether you’re craving high-octane action, heartfelt drama, or thrilling new originals, this month’s slate has something for everyone.

We’ll be updating this list throughout March and April as more titles are announced, so be sure to check back often. Plus, keep an eye out for Netflix’s official release roundup, typically dropping on the last Wednesday of the month. And don’t forget—while new favorites are arriving, some beloved titles will also be making their exit, so plan your watchlist accordingly!

Related: Netflix to Adapt Stephen King’s Classic Thriller “Cujo” into a New Film April 1st Coming to Netflix in April 2025: Alpha (2018) – A prehistoric survival adventure following a young hunter and his bond with a lone wolf. Draft Day (2014) – A sports...

Popular perception of Japanese horror, or J-horror, might be limited to "Ringu" and "Ju-on: The Grudge," but there's more to this thematically rich genre. The enduring image of Sadako crawling out of a television screen is preceded by decades worth of macabre folk tales, supernatural myths, and horror aspects drawn from traditional Kabuki theater. One of the earliest examples of J-horror is Kaneto Shindo's 1964 film "Onibaba," a tale of dread and betrayal set against the backdrop of civil war. At other times, these horror stories dive into deeply surreal waters, such as Nobuhiko Obayashi's "Hausu" aka "House," which has gained cult status over the years due to its inventive imagery.

Fast forward to a post-"Ringu" world, Takashi Miike made "One Missed Call," which features a straightforward horror plot revolving around strange cell phone messages. For those unfamiliar with Miike's brand of filmmaking, the "Audition" and "Ichi the Killer...

All fans of medical dramas will want to mark April 3, 2025, on their calendars. That is when Netflix will start to air all 10 episodes of Pulse, its new entry in this, one of the most popular TV genres. The series, prepared by Emmy winner Carlton Cuse and writer Zoe Robyn, is the first English-language medical series exclusive to Netflix and promises to be a great addition to the likes of New Amsterdam and The Resident, among others.

Explaining the premise of the series to Netflix's official Tudum site, writer Robyn notes, “You don’t really want to be in the hospital. But if you were in the hospital — this is the one you would want to be in. You want to be in the care of these people.”

The plot of the series is set at the Maguire Medical Center, located in Miami, where a third-year resident, Dr. Danielle “Danny” Simms...

"Pulse" is a new live-action medical thriller TV series, starring Willia Fitzgerald, Colin Woodell, Justina Machado, Jack Bannon, Jessie T. Usher, Jessy Yates, Chelsea Muirhead, Daniela Nieves and Néstor Carbonell, streaming April 3, 2025 on Netflix:

“…while the staff of Miami's busiest ‘Level 1 Trauma Center’ navigate medical emergencies…

“…young ‘ER’ doctor ‘Danny Simms’ is unexpectedly promoted to ‘Chief Resident’ amidst the fallout of her own provocative romantic relationship…”

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Netflix has debuted the trailer for the upcoming hospital drama series ‘Pulse.’

As a hurricane barrels towards Miami’s busiest Level 1 Trauma Center, third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald) is unexpectedly thrust into a promotion when beloved Chief Resident Dr. Xander Phillips (Colin Woodell) is suspended.

Amid the worsening storm and an onslaught of trauma cases, the hospital goes into lockdown. Danny and Phillips must find a way to work together – even as the bombshell details of a complicated and illicit romance between them spill out. The rest of the ER is left to process the fallout of their relationship while balancing their own challenges, both personal and professional, as they work under the pressure of life-or-death stakes. For this tight-knit group of doctors, saving their patient’s lives is often less complicated than living their own.

Created by Zoe Robyn, the cast includes Willia Fitzgerald, Colin Woodell, Justina Machado,...

Netflix's upcoming new medical drama Pulse is certainly giving off Grey's Anatomy vibes if you ask me. Right down to the central relationship too. But, that doesn't mean I'm not going to watch it! I'm actually really looking forward to the upcoming series. And I think you fellow medical drama fan s will be excited about it too.

Pulse premieres Tuesday, April 3, 2025 on Netflix. There's a total of 10 episodes to look forward to. You might think that something as intense as a medical drama might be too much as a binge. Though with Grey's Anatomy doing so well streaming on Netflix, it's clear there's an audience for it. And I think that's why the streamer is clearly trying its hand at its own version. I'm definitely willing to give it a chance.

I can already tell based on the newly released trailer that I'll also be shipping Danny Simms and Xander Phillips.

Netflix's next medical drama introduces audiences to a harrowing new procedural with a Pulse-pounding first trailer.

Netflix released the first full trailer for the hotly-anticipated medical procedural drama Pulse to its official YouTube channel on March 6. The trailer gives fans a look at the core cast of characters in Pulse, as well as the ever-increasing stakes they will face as they race against time to save lives inside the Level 1 Trauma Center of one of Miami's busiest hospitals.

Created by Zoe Robyn, who serves as showrunner alongside Carlton Cuse, Pulse stars Willa Fitzgerald as Danielle "Danny" Simms, a third year resident in Emergency Medicine at Miami's Maguire Hospital. The series also stars an ensemble cast including Colin Woodell as Chief Resident Xander Phillips, Justina Machado as Chair of Surgery Natalie Cruz, Jack Bannon as Surgical Resident Tom Cole, Jessie T. Usher as third-year Emergency Medicine Resident Sam Elija,...

"Yeah it's a hurricane, I'm not risking lives to avoid awkwardness."...

Need new medical drama to binge that’s not Max‘s “The Pitt” or an old favorite like “Grey’s Anatomy“? Netflix may have a solution there with “Pulse,” a Miami-set hospital drama that stars Willa Fitzgerald and Colin Woodell.

Set in a trauma center as a hurricane sweeps through Miami, Fitzgerald stars as a third-year resident suddenly promoted when the Woodell’s Chief Resident gets suspended, which complicates the secret romance going on between the two.

Continue reading ‘Pulse’ Trailer: New Medical Drama Starring Willa Fitzgerald & Colin Woodell Premieres On Netflix On April 3 at The Playlist.

Netflix has released the official trailer for its first English-language medical procedural Pulse, which will premiere globally on the streaming service on April 3, 2025. Key art for the series has also been revealed.

In the series, as a hurricane barrels towards Miami’s busiest Level 1 Trauma Center, third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald) is unexpectedly thrust into a promotion when beloved Chief Resident Dr. Xander Phillips (Colin Woodell) is suspended.

Amid the worsening storm and an onslaught of trauma cases, the hospital goes into lockdown, and Danny and Phillips must find a way to work together – even as the bombshell details of a complicated and illicit romance between them begin to spill out.

The rest of the ER is left to process the fallout of their relationship while balancing their own challenges, both personal and professional, as they work under the pressure of life-or-death stakes. Because for this tight-knit group of doctors,...

Netflix’s first foray into English language medical dramas, “Pulse,” does not skip a beat in its first trailer.

Two medical attendants get caught kissing by a nurse, a hurricane forces the whole hospital to step up and, of course, a patient’s life is saved.

As a hurricane barrels towards Miami’s busiest Level 1 Trauma Center, third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald) is unexpectedly promoted when chief resident Dr. Xander Phillips (Colin Woodell), the man she’s developing feelings for, is suspended.

When cases start to pile up in the middle of the storm, Danny and Phillips must put their flirtation aside and focus on their patients under the pressure of life-or-death stakes. Watch the full trailer, here:

Danny then proves her prowess as a resident when she completes a procedure on a pregnant woman without an ultrasound when the power goes out. Still, the series does find...

It’s the year of the medical procedural! Following the debuts of ABC’s Doctor Odyssey, Fox’s Doc, Max’s The Pitt, NBC’s Brilliant Minds and CBS’ Watson, Netflix will scrub in for rounds with Pulse on Thursday, April 3.

The 10-episode drama — which hails from executive producer Zoe Robyn (Hawaii Five-0, The Equalizer), who will serve as co-showrunner alongside fellow EP Carlton Cuse (Lost, Jack Ryan) — follows the staff of Miami’s busiest Level 1 Trauma Center as they navigate medical emergencies. Per the official logline, as a hurricane comes barreling toward them, “third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (played...

Updated: Netflix has released the official trailer for Pulse, its upcoming medical drama series starring Willa Fitzgerald and Colin Woodell. In it, we see the intense connection between Fitzgerald’s Danny Simms and Woodell’s Xander Phillips that leads to Xander’s suspension as Chief Resident at Miami’s busiest Level 1 trauma center. Watch the trailer above.

Pulse, Netflix’s first English-language medical procedural, releases April 3 on the streamer.

Previous, Feb. 18: Netflix has set April 3 as premiere date for Pulse, its first English-language medical procedural. The streamer also has released first-look images for the series, headlined by Willa Fitzgerald and Colin Woodell. See the photos above and below.

Pulse, from first-time creator Zoe Robyn and veteran showrunner Carlton Cuse (Lost), is the fourth new medical drama to debut in the span of three months, following Max’s The Pitt, which already has been renewed for a second season, Fox’s Doc and CBS’ Watson.

Willa Fitzgerald and Colin Woodell lead a drama where work gets personal.

Netflix is scrubbing in for its first-ever English-language medical procedural, and “Pulse” is bringing more than just high-stakes ER drama—it’s got romance, tension, and plenty of heart-racing moments (literally). And since I’m a sucker for a love story, this one’s already got my attention. The show follows Dr. Danielle “Danny” Simms (Willa Fitzgerald), a rising star at Miami’s Maguire Medical Center who suddenly finds herself promoted to chief resident when Dr. Xander Phillips (Colin Woodell) is suspended. The catch? Xander isn’t just her boss - he’s also her ex, and as their messy past starts to spill into the ER, a hurricane barrels toward the city, trapping them inside the hospital together. With life-and-death stakes inside and out, “Pulse” looks like it’s serving up the perfect mix of drama, disaster,...

Medical dramas will never go out of style, but 2025 might be the genre's peak on television. Fox's new hit series Doc, which premiered in early January, has been one of the most prominent highlights on the channel. The series follows a doctor who suffers from memory loss after a traumatic brain injury, which makes her subsequent return to her career a major challenge. It seems Fox has moved quickly to award the show's high ratings with a surprise renewal update that marks a major commitment by the network.

Fox has commissioned a 22-episode Season 2 for Doc, which is currently airing its 10-episode first season on the channel and streaming on Hulu. A rare full-season order for the network, Fox is very pleased with the ratings success Doc is having thus far, especially on streaming. The last time they handed out a full-season order to a drama was for The Resident,...

Fox has given an early, 22-episode Season 2 renewal to breakout freshman medical drama Doc, starring Molly Parker.

This is a rare full-season order of that size in the new broadcast era where seasons often consist of 13-18 episodes. The last Fox drama to produce 22 episodes was the network’s previous medical show, The Resident, which delivered 23 during the 2021-22 season.

What makes Doc‘s pickup size even more unusual is that it is given to a series that launched in midseason. As they only air for a couple of months, these freshmen have smaller orders, between eight and 13 episodes. (Doc‘s was 10.) That is not considered fully adequate for a show to prove itself, so midseason newbies typically receive a 13-episode Season 2 renewal that could be extended with additional episodes if the series returns strong in the fall. Doc joins very few midseason entries that have earned straight full-season Season 2 pickups,...

Never saw this coming. An epic Thursday Night Doc Odyssey and 911 crossover on ABC will unfold in late March. Yes, that means 1) the two shows are in the same universe, and 2) we’ll get Angela Bassett joining Joshua Jackson and Don Johnson on ABC’s rookie cruise ship medical series.

First Responder Meet-Up

Variety initially reported the exciting news. The crossover will take place on March 20 during Casino Week on board Doc Odyssey’s resident cruise ship, The Odyssey. Bassett’s 911 character, LAPD Sergeant Athena Grant, will be on the ship in an official capacity.

Take a look at the episode’s synopsis, “Unexpected guest Athena Grant suspects two passengers are targeting the ship’s vault. Enlisting Max’s (Joshua Jackson) help, Athena raises the stakes in a dangerous game where not everyone will end up with a winning hand.”

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It's the last week of the shortest month of the year, and while there aren't a ton of new releases coming to streaming services this week, the new titles without a doubt make it count. February comes to an end with some laughs, some medical drama, and another miniseries based on a true story. There's a great mixture to keep us entertained all week long.

Of course, on top of the new releases, new episodes of our favorite shows continue to release this week, including new episodes of Severance, The Pitt, 1923, Prime Target, The White Lotus, Reacher, and so many more of television's biggest hits. Don't forget to stay up to date on all of your favorite shows, no matter if they're just getting started or heading toward their finales.

But are you wondering what's new this week? Do you want to be one of the first to watch...

Pulse. (L-r) Jessica Rothe as Cass Himmelstein, Jack Bannon as Dr. Tom Cole, Jessy Yates as Harper, Jessie T. Usher as Sam Elijah, and Willa Fitzgerald as Danny in Episode 101 of Pulse. Cr. Anna Kooris/Netflix © 2024

One of the projects we’ve been crowing about coming up on Netflix in 2025 is the streamer’s first-ever medical procedural series, Pulse. The series has had the lid lifted on it with an April 2025 release date set. Here are all those first looks and a recap of everything we know so far.

First announced publicly in March 2024 (although in development for at least a year before that), the series marks a first for Netflix, at least when it comes to its English-language programming. Although it’s licensed plenty of medical dramas over the years, it’s never made one itself—at least not a procedural.

The series is created by veteran writer and producer Carlton Cuse,...

Netflix has set an April premiere date for its upcoming Justina Machado-led medical drama.

“Pulse,” which is the streamer’s first English-language medical procedural, will premiere Thursday, April 3 on Netflix.

Machado stars in “Pulse” alongside Willia Fitzgerald, Colin Woodell, Jack Bannon, Jessie T. Usher, Jessy Yates, Chelsea Muirhead and Daniela Nieves, as well as additional cast members Néstor Carbonell, Jessica Rothe, Santiago Segura, Ash Santos and Arturo Del Puerto.

Zoe Robyn created “Pulse” and serves as a co-showrunner and executive producer alongside Carlton Cuse. Additional EPs for “Pulse” include Bradley Gardner, Emma Forman, Michael Klick and Kate Dennis.

The official synopsis for “Pulse” is as follows: “As a hurricane barrels towards Miami’s busiest Level 1 Trauma Center, third-year resident Dr. Danny Simms (Willa Fitzgerald) is unexpectedly thrust into a promotion when beloved Chief Resident Dr. Xander Phillips (Colin Woodell) is suspended. Amid the worsening storm and an onslaught of trauma cases,...