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What's on TV in 2022?

If you're looking for some fresh TV this summer, look no further than new shows that tackle time loops, true-crime podcasting and a controversial fake pop star. And with old favorites like Carrie Bradshaw, Raylan Givens and CCH Pounder returning for spinoffs, there's sure to be something for everyone.

Line Of Duty creator Jed Mercurio reunites with co-star Maya Sondhi and stars Adrian Lester and Parminder Nagra for this tense drama set in the London underbelly of bomb disposal. It follows a female police officer who must confront her gender identity and British heritage, while also navigating the pressures of the criminal justice system. It's a gripping watch.

After the high-stakes finale of season 1 — which saw Captain Pike confronting his traumatic psychic vision of a horrific future he could not escape — the relaunched series takes viewers on a new adventure across the universe. While the new episodes don't quite live up to the high standard set by the previous series, it's still worth checking out.

It's been a long time since we last saw the enigmatic character of Agent Daisy Johnson, but she's back. Despite the shortened season, the series feels more complete than ever, and it looks as though the writers have found the right balance between her mysterious origins and the present-day story of her hunt for a deadly alien virus.

This upcoming HBO drama is a must-watch. It follows the complex relationship between two women of different races and socioeconomic backgrounds who are linked to a notorious New York crime family. It also explores the effects of racism and privilege in America.

With a star-studded cast including Rose Byrne, Lily Collins and Abel Tesfaye, this drama is already one of the most talked-about new series. It combines dramedy and fantasy in the tale of a teen with the ability to shape her own reality.

If you're in the mood for something light, this satirical comedy from Seth Rogen and Jack Black has you covered. It stars Byrne as a 80s housewife on a journey of self-discovery through aerobics.

The first season of this limited series was a smash hit for Showtime and it's back with even more secrets. The drama reframes American leadership through the eyes of various first ladies with Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Gillian Anderson taking on key roles. It's a riveting and enlightening watch.

What's on TV in 2021?

If you thought last year's TV season was exciting, just wait until you see what 2021 has in store. It's set to give last year's record-breaking slate a run for its money. With beloved shows returning (like The Mandalorian and Succession) and new series debuting, this season is packed with content to satiate any television cravings.

The first season of The Mandalorian has already launched, but the bounty hunter's story is far from over. The upcoming second season is currently in production and will see Han Solo's partner Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and his son (Michael Rooker) continue their mission to take down the villainous Jabba the Hutt. The show's first trailer promises more action and adventure from the world of Star Wars, which makes it a must-watch for any fan of the franchise.

It's been more than two years since HBO first aired The Witcher, but now the hit series is finally getting its long-awaited fourth season. The first episode of the upcoming season was released on March 26, and it has already received glowing reviews from fans. The series stars Henry Cavill as Geralt, a warlock who's been living in the forest for the past 200 years after his family was murdered. The first episode introduces us to the character's new surroundings and his struggle to adapt to modern life.

Showtime is ramping up its original programming in 2021 with another series starring Viola Davis, this time as America's first ladies. The seasonal anthology will reframe the country's leadership through the women who held it, with the likes of Michelle Obama, Betty Ford and Gillian Anderson stepping into the roles. The show will be produced by Aaron Cooley (Four Seats) and exec-produced by Davis, who also serves as co-showrunner with writer-director Liz Friedman.

CBS is keeping its sitcom lineup strong with the return of Young Sheldon and SEAL Team, as well as the additions of Yellowjackets and United States of Al. But the network is also increasing its focus on its streaming service Paramount+, with a new season of Evil and the second season of Clarice picked up to series.

NBC's Peacock network hopes to give its sister channel a breakout hit with this drama, which reimagines the 1990s Will Smith classic Queer as Folk. The show moves from Pittsburgh to New Orleans and adds more diversity to the cast, which includes a number of Special alums. The show's new showrunners say they'll "peel back layers of these characters and themes that you just couldn't do 30 years ago in a half-hour sitcom."