“The X-Files” (Fox) - Jan. 24
Fox continues to revive their old hits with “The X-Files,” which went off the air in 2002. The dynamic duo reunite once again to investigate the paranormal in this six-episode miniseries. However, if this proves a hit for the struggling network, fans will most likely see another cycle.
“American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson” (FX) - Feb. 2
FX continues to invest in Ryan Murphy this year. After five seasons of “American Horror Story,” the network will pursue Murphy’s new anthology series, “American Crime Story,” which highlights the O.J. Simpson trial. Sarah Paulson in a Marcia Clark wig is enough reason to check this out.
“Vinyl” (HBO) - Feb. 14
“Vinyl” explores the music industry during the 1970s in HBO’s effort to find a new hit drama after “True Detectives” fell apart last season and “The Leftovers” upcoming end. With an incredible cast and an impressive creative team, “Vinyl” could quite possibly be the success the network is hoping for.
“Better Call Saul” (AMC) - Feb. 15
After a better than expected first season, this “Breaking Bad” spin-off continues to delve into the complex life of Jimmy McGill as he transforms into the backwards lawyer, Saul Goodman. The second season promises a few major cameos, so expect familiar “Breaking Bad” faces to show up.
“11.22.63” (Hulu) - Feb. 15
James Franco leads this new Hulu show based on the novel by Stephen King. This time-traveling, world-bending saga — the latest project from J.J. Abrams after “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” — is sure to be a great sci-fi show.
“Fuller House” (Amazon) - Feb. 26
Nobody really expected the 80’s and 90’s sitcom “Full House” to get a sequel series. Yet with most of the previous cast returning, minus the Olsen twins, “Fuller House” is sure to be a nostalgic ride.
“Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” (Netflix) - March 27
Out of all Netflix’s new and exciting efforts, “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” is perhaps the smartest and brightest show in their original programming. Season two promises more backstory on Titus and many, many more laughs.
“Game of Thrones” (HBO) - April 24
Is Jon Snow really dead? Fans will have to wait until April to find out. Season six of the HBO hit has finally surpassed the book series’ timeline, leaving an unknown experience for every viewer.
“Arrested Development” (Netflix) - release TBA
With a lengthy 17 episodes, “Arrested Development” returns for its fifth season. Despite fans not loving season four as much as the previous three, “Arrested” is still a huge success for the streaming service. Rumors say the season will be released this summer.
“Luke Cage” (Netflix) - release TBA
“Jessica Jones” was a huge hit for Netflix, and Mike Coulter as Luke Cage was a positive point in the series. Now with his own show, “Luke Cage” will premiere in a crowded Netflix landscape. With the second season of “Daredevil” also being released this year, Marvel means business.
“Westworld” (HBO) - release TBA
Based on the 1973 film, this sci-fi series tells the story of a theme park called Westworld. Set in the future and revolving around the idea of artificial consciousness, “Westworld” looks to be a strange and wild adventure.
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