In 2025, television enthusiasts are in for a treat as the year promises an array of highly anticipated series. From returning favorites to brand-new adventures, the upcoming slate offers something for everyone. Marvel continues its dominance with animated and live-action series, while popular drama and fantasy shows make their comeback. This article highlights some of the most eagerly awaited programs set to grace our screens this year.
Marvel's Expanding Universe and Thrilling Returns
The beginning of 2025 sees several notable returns and fresh starts in the world of television. Among these, Marvel's influence is particularly strong, offering both animated and live-action content that fans have been waiting for. Additionally, familiar faces from beloved series return to captivate audiences once more.
January kicks off with a mix of excitement and nostalgia. Mayfair Witches brings back Anne Rice's universe, delving into supernatural consequences following Rowan Mayfair's extraordinary childbirth. Meanwhile, Disney+ introduces Goosebumps: The Vanishing, a new chapter in R.L. Stine's chilling tales. Apple TV+'s Severance returns after a three-year hiatus, continuing its exploration of memory separation at Lumon Industries. CBS debuts Watson, focusing on Dr. Watson's post-Sherlock life, and Disney+ presents Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, featuring Peter Parker's animated escapades. February welcomes the final season of Cobra Kai on Netflix, along with Yellowjackets Season 3 on SHOWTIME/Paramount+, which promises intense drama and survival elements. March marks the return of Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+, where Charlie Cox resumes his role as Matt Murdock, grappling with crime and personal duality.
Expansions into New Worlds and Continuations of Beloved Series
Beyond the initial months, the latter half of 2025 is packed with expansions into new worlds and continuations of beloved series. Audiences can look forward to deeper dives into established universes and the introduction of fresh narratives that promise to thrill and surprise.
April ushers in Andor Season 2 on Disney+, further developing the Star Wars saga with compelling storylines and character growth. June brings A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms on Max, expanding the Game of Thrones universe through the exploits of Dunk and Egg. Marvel also launches Ironheart on Disney+, introducing Riri Williams and her innovative super suit. August features Eyes of Wakanda on Disney+, an animated journey into the sacred timeline, and Peacemaker Season 2 on Max, reuniting viewers with Christopher Smith. October sees the arrival of Marvel Zombies on Disney+, a unique take on heroes turned villains. December wraps up the year with Wonder Man on Disney+ and One Piece Season 2 on Netflix, concluding the Hawkins gang's adventures in Stranger Things. Throughout the year, other notable mentions include The Last of Us Season 2, Alien: Earth, Interview with the Vampire Season 3, Wednesday Season 2, and Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2, each promising rich storytelling and engaging characters.