April 2025 brings a wave of new TV shows and movies to broadcast, cable and streaming services like Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO and Max, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV Plus and others.
Top new TV shows this month include returning favorites like "The Last of Us" season 2, "You" season 5, "Hacks" season 4, "Andor" season 2, "The Handmaid's Tale" season 6 and "Black Mirror" season 7.
There are also debuts "Étoile" and "Your Friends and Neighbors." Plus, more streaming movies arrive, including "Havoc." Check out the full schedule of new TV shows in April 2025.
Full calendar
All times Eastern Time. Our top picks in bold
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2
“Love on the Spectrum’ - season 3 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
THURSDAY, APRIL 3
“The Bondsman” - season 1 complete (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“Devil May Cry” - season 1 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
“House of David” - season 1 finale (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“Jurassic World: Chaos Theory” - season 3 premiere (3 a.m., Netflix)
“Pulse” - season 1 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
“Dying for Sex” - limited series complete (12 a.m., FX on Hulu)
“Girl You Know It’s True” - documentary premiere (3 a.m., Peacock)
SUNDAY, APRIL 6
“1923” - season 2 finale (3 a.m., Paramount Plus)
“An Evening With Elton John and Brandi Carlile” - special (8 p.m., CBS)
“The White Lotus” - season 3 finale (9 p.m., HBO)
TUESDAY, APRIL 8
“The Handmaid’s Tale” - season 6 premiere (12 a.m., Hulu)
“The Clubhouse: A Year With the Red Sox” - season 1 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
“My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” - season 5 part 2 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9
“Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing” - docuseries complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
“Million Dollar Secret” - season 1 finale (3 a.m., Netflix)
THURSDAY, APRIL 10
“The Kardashians” - season 6 finale (12 a.m., Hulu)
“G20” - original movie premiere (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“Black Mirror” - season 7 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
“Hacks” - season 4 premiere (9 p.m., Max)
“The Pitt” - season 1 finale (9 p.m., Max)
FRIDAY, APRIL 11
“Your Friends and Neighbors” - season 1 premiere (12 a.m., Apple TV Plus)
“The Great American Baking Show” - season 3 premiere (3 a.m., Roku Channel)
“Pets” - documentary premiere (3 a.m., Netflix)
“Wrestlemania IX: Becoming a Spectacle” - documentary premiere (3 a.m., Peacock)
“Yellowjackets” - season 3 finale (3 a.m., Paramount Plus With Showtime)
SATURDAY, APRIL 12
“Doctor Who” - season 15 premiere (3 a.m., Netflix)
SUNDAY, APRIL 13
“The Last of Us” - season 2 premiere (9 p.m., HBO)
TUESDAY, APRIL 15
“The Carters: Hurts to Love You” - season 1 premiere (3 a.m., Paramount Plus)
“The Valley” - season 2 premiere (9 p.m., Bravo)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16
“Government Cheese” - season 1 premiere (12 a.m., Apple TV Plus)
“Abbott Elementary” - season 4 finale (8:30 p.m., ABC)
“Sherlock and Daughter” - season 1 premiere (9 p.m., The CW)
“The Stolen Girl” - season 1 premiere (10 p.m., Freeform)
THURSDAY, APRIL 17
“#1 Happy Family USA” - season 1 premiere (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“Bosch: Legacy” - series finale (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“Law and Order: Organized Crime” - season 5 premiere (3 a.m., Peacock)
“Leverage: Redemption” - season 3 premiere (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“Ransom Canyon” - season 1 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
“The Wheel of Time” - season 3 finale (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“Matlock” - season 1 finale (9 p.m., CBS)
FRIDAY, APRIL 18
“Light and Magic” - season 2 premiere (3 a.m., Disney Plus)
SUNDAY, APRIL 20
“The Rehearsal” - season 2 premiere (10:30 p.m., HBO)
TUESDAY, APRIL 22
“Andor” - season 2 premiere (9 p.m., Disney Plus)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23
“Battle Camp” - season 1 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
THURSDAY, APRIL 24
“Vanderpump Villa” - season 2 premiere (12 a.m., Hulu)
“Étoile” - season 1 premiere (3 a.m., Prime Video)
“You” - season 5 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
FRIDAY, APRIL 25
“Dope Thief” - season 1 finale (12 a.m., Apple TV Plus)
“Havoc” - original movie premiere (3 a.m., Netflix)
SUNDAY, APRIL 27
“Dark Winds” - season 3 finale (9 p.m., AMC)
MONDAY, APRIL 28
“Chef’s Table: Legends” - season 1 complete (3 a.m., Netflix)
“Yes, Chef!” - season 1 premiere (10 p.m., NBC)
