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Hacks returns for season four April 10 on Max. The ten-episode season debuts with two episodes, then one episode a week for four weeks. Episodes seven and eight debut together on May 15, followed by episode nine on May 22. The season finale debuts on May 29. Tensions rise as Deborah and Ava endeavor to get their late night show off the ground and make history doing it. Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder, Paul W. Downs, Megan Stalter, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Mark Indelicato, and Rose Abdoo return alongside Dan Bucatinsky, Helen Hunt, Tony Goldwyn, Kaitlin Olson, Jane Adams, Lauren Weedman, Christopher McDonald, Poppy Liu, Lorenza Izzo, Johnny Sibilly, Paul Felder, Polly Draper, Luenell, and Aristotle Athari. Previously announced new cast members include Julianne Nicholson, Michaela Watkins, Bresha Webb, Robby Hoffman, Eric Balfour, Danny Jolles, Gavin Matts, Grover Whitmore, III, Holmes, Jasmine Ashanti, Katy Sullivan, Matt Oberg, and Sandy Honig.
Season three of Leverage: Redemption premieres April 13 on Prime Video. In the new season, the team pits themselves against a power broker stealing the clean water under people’s feet and turning it into dirty money, fight against a mayor who’s the judge and jury of his small town, outrun a mark who’s finally caught up with them mid-con, outhustle a pool hustler with a side business in international extortion, and bring down an industrialist exploiting child labor. All this while dodging an intricate plan of vengeance from a past enemy and working through the fallout of their new personal relationships. But no matter what, when someone needs help, they provide … Leverage.
Kian’s Bizarre B&B premieres April 8 on Netflix. On a remote island, Kian84 hosts a quirky B&B escape, where BTS’ Jin and Ji Ye-eun lead guests through playful exploits and delightful chaos.
Season four of Godfather of Harlem premieres April 13 on MGM+. Bumpy Johnson continues his bloody war for control of Harlem against New York’s Mafia families, while contending with the arrival of gangster Frank Lucas. After Malcolm X’s tragic assassination, Bumpy must also grapple with his daughter Elise’s involvement with the Black Panthers.
Devil May Cry premieres April 3 on Netflix. In this animated adaptation of the popular Capcom game and from the vision of Adi Shankar, sinister forces are at play to open the portal between the human and demon realms. In the middle of it all is Dante, an orphaned demon-hunter-for-hire, unaware that the fate of both worlds hangs around his neck.
WE tv has renewed The Braxtons for a second season. Returning for the sophomore season are Toni, Towanda, Trina, Tamar and Ms. Evelyn, all set to take charge as multi-talented moguls and entrepreneurs. The series is currently in production and is slated to premiere this fall. This season, the Braxton sisters aim to head back to their roots of fun, humor and spending much needed quality time with one another as they plan and celebrate Towanda’s highly anticipated wedding. As the entire family gathers for the pending nuptials, the sisters also continue to work on healing their relationships and address unresolved issues, which is complicated as they continue processing the intense grief from the passing of their sister, Traci.
Gabriel Luna has joined the cast of The Terminal List. Luna will recur in the second season of the Prime Video series as Freddy Strain.
Catherine Rampell will co-host the new nighttime edition of The Weekend. She will join Ayman Mohyeldin as co-host along with a third, to be announced co-host. The morning edition will be co-hosted by Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels and Jackie Alemany as current hosts Alicia Menendez, Symone Sanders Townsend and Michael Steele move to a primetime weekday show.
Prime Video unveiled the final pieces of a decorated announce team for its inaugural season of NASCAR Cup Series coverage, introducing newly-minted Hall of Fame driver Carl Edwards, Daytona 500 winner Trevor Bayne, and experienced pit reporters Kim Coon and Marty Snider. The expanded lineup brings together a host of familiar faces for racing fans, as an exclusive, five-race package of NASCAR action debuts with the Coca-Cola 600 from Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 25. Edwards joins host Danielle Trotta, along with third-generation racer and analyst Corey LaJoie, as an analyst for Prime Video’s pre- and post-race studio show. Bayne, Coon, and Snider will patrol pit road, complementing the broadcast booth team of seasoned race caller Adam Alexander, NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Dale Earnhardt Jr., and Daytona 500-winning crew chief Steve Letarte.
The stakes have never been higher as rock’s biggest bands face off in the ultimate battle for music supremacy, as part of AXS TV’s March Music Battle of the Bands. From March 17 through April 7, rock’s most popular acts will go head-to-head in a high-energy bracket-style showdown – with viewers deciding who will make history and claim the coveted March Music Battle of the Bands Championship. The tournament will start with 64 iconic bands from across the rock spectrum, with a slew of dream matchups that will pare the field down until only two remain. The last two bands standing will duke it out in the Championship round. Viewers can make their voices heard by heading to the AXS.TV and AXS TV’s social media platforms, where they can cast their votes to determine who will advance to the next rounds and who will be eliminated.
The Chicken Sisters premieres March 30 on Hallmark Channel. The series originally premiered on Hallmark+. Sisters Amanda and Mae are reunited when reality show KITCHEN CLASH comes to their town, and the competition between their two feuding restaurants heats up. The series stars Schuyler Fisk, Genevieve Angelson, Lea Thompson, and Wendie Malick.
The third and final season of Big Boys premieres on hulu March 25. Season three will see our gang enter their final year at Brent Uni, with all the ups and downs of dissertations, deadlines, dating and the devastating departure of Louis Walsh from The X-Factor (for Jack anyway!) Peggy and Shannon embark on new romances and never-ending nappy changes, whilst Jack and Danny’s friendship is tested to its limits as they realize proper adult life is coming. Will the boys still choose each other like before, or will this be the end of the road?
Season two of The Valley premieres April 15 on Bravo. After a rollercoaster first season, things pick up where they left off and chaos ensues as the group deals with the fallout of long-term relationships dissolving, the rumor mill continuing to run and friendships fracturing, possibly beyond repair. Returning this season are Danny & Nia Booko, Luke Broderick & Kristen Doute, Jason & Janet Caperna, Brittany Cartwright, Jasmine Goode, Jesse Lally, Michelle Saniei, Jax Taylor and Zack Wickham. Joining the season as friends are Jasmine, Michelle and Zack’s significant others – Melissa Carelli, Aaron Nosler and Benji Quach, respectively. Friendly faces and “Vanderpump Rules” alums Lala Kent, Tom Schwartz, Scheana Shay and Brock Davies find themselves choosing sides in the drama within their friend group.
The Lady’s Companion premieres March 28 on Netflix. Hired to find husbands for three wealthy sisters, chaperone Elena Bianda is drawn into a late 19th-century world of love, scandal and comic intrigue.
Nickelodeon has ordered animated series Wylde Pak. The series follows the daily life of a blended multigenerational Korean American family. Living together for the first time, half-siblings Jack and Lily are pushed outside their comfort zones as they learn to coexist while navigating new family dynamics, friends, and endless hijinks all while helping run the family’s pet grooming and boarding business. With guidance from their parents and grandmother, the two will learn about each other’s previously separate lives, blended identity, vibrant culture, and the importance of family.
