I finished up the Netflix limited series The Eddy, and I enjoyed its odd jazzy setting and storytelling. Excited for the return of the cute ABCFamily series Everything’s Going to Be Ok and will be tuning in for the series finale of Wynonna Earp. In addition to streaming options, there are a few broadcast series hitting.
- Pooch Perfect (ABC) Series Premiere, Tuesday 3/30, 8pm – Reality spotlight on this Rebel Wilson hosted dog grooming competition show.
- Made for Love (HBOM) Series Premiere, Thursday 4/1 – Based on the novel following a 30-something woman, played by Cristin Milioti, who tries to flee a marriage to find that her husband planted a monitoring device in her brain, some early positive if not raving reviews.
- United States of Al (CBS) Series Premiere, Thursday 4/1, 8:30pm – Already generating some controversy the premise of this latest Chuck Lorre comedy focuses on a Marine adjusting to civilian life in Ohio and his Interpreter from Afghanistan.
- L&O: Organized Crime (NBC) Series Premiere, Thursday 4/1, 10pm – Stabler’s back and heading up an elite task force in this latest addition to Dick Wolf’s world.
- Atlantic Crossing (PBS) Series Premiere, Sunday 4/4, 9pm – An epic limited drama based on the WWII relationship of FDR and Norwegian Crown Princess Martha.
- Chad (TBS) Series Premiere, Tuesday 4/6, 10:30pm – Nasim Pedrad plays a 14-year-old Persian boy navigating his first year in high school.
- Kung Fu (CW) Series Premiere, Wednesday 4/7 – Inspired by the ’70s series, this gets the CW twist as a young Chinese-American woman returns to her hometown of San Francisco after life in an isolated monastery in China and uses her skills to bring criminals to justice.
- Home Economics (ABC) Series Premiere, Wednesday 4/7 – Three adult siblings in differing economic classes as their lives come together in this comedy.
- Rebel (ABC) Series Premiere, Thursday 4/8, 10pm – Inspired by the life of Erin Brockovich, Katey Sagal takes the lead as the messy, fearless woman who fights for what she believes in.
- Them (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 4/9 – A horror anthology series where the first season takes a look at a black family moving into an all-white LA neighborhood and face human and supernatural threats.
- The Nevers (HBO) Series Premiere, Sunday 4/11 – Victorian London is hit by a supernatural event that gives people, mostly women new abilities that put them in danger.
More streaming:
- The Serpent (Net) Series Premiere, Friday 4/2 – The Bikini killer preys on Western tourists in Southeast Asia in the ’70s in this dramatic thriller.
- Snabba Cash (Net) Series Premiere, Wednesday 4/7 – The lives of a businesswoman, a gang enforcer, and a teen collide in this Swedish crime show.
Returning streaming: The Brokenwood Mysteries (Acorn, 3/29), Back (IFC, 4/1), Creepshow (Shudder, 4/1), The Great Pottery Throw Down (HBOM, 4/1), Family Reunion (Net, 4/5), The Big Day (Net, 4/7), No Activity (Para+, 4/8), El Corazon de Sergio Ramos (Am, 4/9), Evil Lives Here (Disc+, 4/11).
The procrastinator lists mostly scripted items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST.
