The TV Shows That'll Have Everyone Talking in 2024

As we kick back and bid adieu to another year (seriously, where did the time go?), let’s not forget that the best is yet to come on the TV screens. It’s time to get pumped for the small screen wonders that 2024 has in store. Below, find out the best TV shows coming in 2024.

Whether you’re a meticulous show planner or just someone seeking a dose of joy after a long day at work, get ready for a TV lineup that’s poised to deliver all the thrills, laughs, and nail-biting moments. 2024 is shaping up to be a year of storytelling excellence, offering everything from crime-solving adventures in the Arctic to high-flying wartime sagas and the return of beloved favourites.

Here’s a glimpse into the most hyped-up TV shows that will grace our screens in 2024.

Best TV Shows Coming In 2024

“True Detective: Night Country”, Season 4

The critically acclaimed anthology crime series, “True Detective”, is set to make a chilling return with its fourth season, titled “Night Country”. Departing from the southern landscapes of its origins, this season takes us to the unforgiving terrains of Alaska. Jodie Foster leads the cast as a detective on the trail of a serial killer, weaving a tale of blood-soaked snow and hauntingly dark nights.

Release date: January 14
Where to watch: BINGE

“Prosper”

The Stan Original Series “Prosper” is a gripping drama that delves into the complexities of belief and desire. It follows the inner workings of U Star, an evangelical megachurch led by the influential Quinn family. With founder and Global Pastor Cal Quinn (Richard Roxburgh) at the helm, the show takes a dramatic turn when a sudden announcement of a US expansion sparks a clash between faith and ambition, risking both family ties and the church itself.

Starring alongside Richard Roxburgh are Rebecca Gibney, Ewen Leslie, Ming-Zhu Hii, Jacob Collins-Levy, and more.

Release date: January 18
Where to watch: Stan

“Masters of the Air “

Prepare for a high-flying adventure with “Masters of the Air”, a companion series to the iconic “Band of Brothers”. Boasting a star-studded cast including Austin Butler, Barry Keoghan, Ncuti Gatwa, Callum Turner, and Raff Law, the series unfolds the gripping narrative of the 100th Bombardment Group of the United States Army Air Forces during World War II.

Release date: January 26
Where to watch: AppleTV+

“Blade Runner 2099”

Ridley Scott takes the helm once again in the futuristic world of “Blade Runner 2099”. Set 50 years after the events of the last instalment, the series promises to delve deeper into the complex dynamics between replicants and humans. While details are scarce, fans can anticipate a visually stunning and thought-provoking experience when the series lands on Prime Video.

Release date: TBA
Where to watch: Prime Video

“Stranger Things”, Season 5

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The Hawkins gang is set to return for the fifth and final season of the beloved sci-fi thriller, “Stranger Things”. After a seismic event unleashed the Upside Down, the young cast must face new challenges and unravel the mysteries that lie ahead. As the characters grow up, fans can expect an emotional rollercoaster in this eagerly awaited conclusion.