TV lovers across the nation have plenty to look forward to this week, as fresh new programmes become available to watch. With so many new and returning shows landing across streaming services and TV channels each week, deciding what to watch can feel like a challenge. But if you are looking for a new series to get your teeth stuck into, we have sifted through the latest releases and standout series to narrow down the options, highlighting the programmes that may keep you glued to your TV sets.
From returning crime dramas and high-stakes thrillers to reality favourites and true crime deep dives, this week’s lineup offers plenty of variety across major platforms including ITV, Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Channel 4 and more.
The Light in the Hall: Still Waters – Channel 4
Channel 4’s acclaimed Welsh crime drama makes its long-awaited return after a three-year gap, revisiting the fictional community of Llanemlyn in West Wales. The new series centres on renewed controversy when plans to expand a local reservoir resurface, reopening old wounds and exposing secrets that many residents thought were buried for good. As tensions rise in the town, journalist Caryl (played by Siân Reese-Williams) becomes increasingly drawn into the story, determined to uncover the truth behind decades of hidden history and unresolved trauma. The investigation quickly becomes personal as she uncovers connections that stretch deep into the community. Returning cast members Mark Lewis-Jones and Robert Glenister also feature, adding further weight to the unfolding drama. Expect a slow-burn, atmospheric mystery filled with moral complexity and emotional tension. The new series airs on Channel 4 at 9pm on Tuesday 16 June.
G'wed – ITV
With its third series on the horizon, now is the perfect opportunity to catch up on this acclaimed Liverpool-set comedy. The BAFTA-nominated show follows a group of teenagers navigating the ups and downs of everyday life, from school pressures and relationships to family drama and personal struggles. At the heart of the story are rebellious Reece (Dylan Thomas-Smith), privileged newcomer Christopher (Jake Kenny-Byrne) and outspoken Connor (Max Ainsworth), whose very different personalities often lead to chaos. Packed with humour, heart and plenty of relatable moments, the series returns to ITV1 and ITVX on 8 June.
America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders – Netflix
Netflix returns with a new season of its behind-the-scenes docuseries following one of America’s most famous cheerleading squads. America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders continues to explore the intense world behind the polished performances, focusing on the 2025–26 team as they battle through the audition process and fight for a place in the final lineup. Competition is tougher than ever, with candidates pushed physically, emotionally and mentally as they try to meet the organisation’s demanding standards. Beyond the glitz of game-day routines, the series reveals the pressure, discipline and sacrifice required to make the squad. Viewers can expect emotional personal stories, high-stakes rehearsals and the kind of behind-the-scenes drama that has made the show a fan favourite. It also does not shy away from controversy, adding further depth to the portrayal of the cheerleaders’ world. Season three lands on Netflix on Tuesday 16 June.
I Will Find You – Netflix
Netflix adds another Harlan Coben adaptation to its growing collection of twist-filled thrillers with I Will Find You, based on his 2023 novel. The series follows David Burroughs (Sam Worthington), a man serving life in prison after being convicted of murdering his own young son. His world is shattered once again when he unexpectedly sees evidence suggesting his child may still be alive, forcing him to question everything he thought he knew. Driven by desperation and hope, David plans a daring prison escape in order to uncover the truth. What follows is a tense and fast-paced investigation that pulls him into a web of secrets, lies and dangerous revelations. As with many Coben stories, nothing is quite what it seems, and every answer leads to new questions. The series arrives on Netflix on Thursday 18 June.
The Traitors US – BBC iPlayer
While UK fans wait for the next instalment of The Traitors, the US version arrives to fill the gap with even more deception and strategy. Set once again in the atmospheric Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, the series brings together a group of contestants competing in a game built entirely on trust, betrayal and psychological manipulation. Hosted by Alan Cumming, the show adds a theatrical edge to the already tense format. This season features a mix of reality TV personalities and entertainers, including Maura Higgins, Mark Ballas and Dorinda Medley, all navigating shifting alliances and hidden roles. As always, the challenge lies in identifying the traitors among the group before it is too late, with eliminations coming thick and fast. Expect paranoia, mind games and plenty of dramatic twists when series four arrives on BBC iPlayer on Thursday 18 June.
Sugar – Apple TV
Colin Farrell returns as private investigator John Sugar in the second season of this stylish neo-noir series. Known for its cinematic tone and unusual storytelling approach, Sugar continues to follow its central character as he becomes embroiled in a new investigation involving the troubled family of an up-and-coming boxer. The case once again pulls him into morally complex territory, where personal boundaries and professional duties begin to blur. Alongside the new mystery, Sugar’s ongoing search for his missing sister, Djen (Maeve Whalen), remains a key emotional thread driving the story forward. The season expands its cast with new additions including Laura Donnelly, Jin Ha and Raymond Lee, adding fresh dynamics to the unfolding narrative. Blending detective drama with character-driven storytelling, the series returns to Apple TV on Friday 19 June.
The Agency – Paramount+
The espionage thriller The Agency returns for a second season, raising the stakes for Michael Fassbender’s character Brandon Colby, codename Martian, a highly skilled CIA operative known for his exceptional record in the field. Produced by George Clooney and Grant Heslov, the series continues to explore the tension between loyalty, duty and personal sacrifice within the world of international intelligence. In this new chapter, Martian finds himself navigating increasingly dangerous situations as he attempts to rescue his love interest Samia (Jodie Turner-Smith), who is now being held as a political prisoner in Sudan. The mission forces him to confront difficult choices that blur the line between professional obligation and emotional attachment. As pressure builds, the risks become more personal than ever. Season two arrives on Paramount+ on Sunday 21 June.
Harlan Coben’s Final Twist – ITVX
Harlan Coben’s Final Twist takes a different approach from the author’s usual fictional thrillers, diving instead into real-life criminal cases with the same sense of intrigue and unpredictability. In this true crime series, Coben explores a range of shocking investigations that echo the narrative twists often found in his novels, guiding viewers through complex and unsettling stories. Cases include the murder of a couple that unravels into a surprising online harassment plot, as well as the mysterious disappearance of a woman during a wedding at her own home. Each episode pieces together evidence, interviews and investigative details to reveal how these events unfolded. While rooted in reality, the storytelling retains a dramatic edge that will appeal to fans of his fiction. The series launches on ITVX on Sunday 21 June.
