Summer is almost here—time to stay inside with the AC blasting and your favorite TV shows blaring!
Thankfully, this summer has an amazing lineup with fan favorites (and soon-to-be favorites) that will help you beat the heat.
Mark your calendars and set your DVRs because July 11 is going to be a good one. First and foremost, The Bachelorette will return to ABC with a ground-breaking new season. That's right, season 19 will feature not one, but two leading ladies: Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia from Clayton Echard's season of The Bachelor.
With double the bachelorettes, double the love, and inevitably double the drama, could this be the most dramatic season in Bachelor Nation history? A girl can dream!
But that's not all. Following the reality dating series, comes the series premiere of Claim to Fame, featuring Kevin Jonas and none other than the bonus Jonus himself, Frankie Jonas.
The new series will "challenge 12 celebrity relatives to step outside their famous family member's shadow and live together under one roof, concealing their identity and lineage in the quest for their own fame and fortune," according to the show's description. They will compete in challenges, form alliances and play DNA detective as they compete to win $100,000.
Well, color us intrigued!
From The Bachelorette to The Great American Tag Sale with Martha Stewart, scroll through to check out the premiere dates of all the shows you won't want to miss!
George & Tammy, staring Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon, premieres Dec. 4 on Showtime.
His Dark Materials will have its final season on HBO and HBO Max.
Things are heating up! Too Hot to Handle returns Dec. 7.
Go inside Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's life after the palace.
Season four of Doom Patrol is back in action in December.
The Real Housewives of Miami will return Dec. 8 on Peacock.
This is a can't miss series for true crime fans.
Things will be heating up on Dec. 13 thanks to Single's Inferno's new season.
Forget green eggs and ham, see what these bakers are whipping up on Dr. Seuss Baking Challenge.
National Treasure: Edge of History debuts a new chapter in the franchise Dec. 14 on Disney+.
ABC's new series The Parent Test, hosted by Ali Wentworth and parenting expert Dr. Adolph Brown, will have a special premiere Dec. 15.
The Game returns with a new season Dec. 15.
The Noah Centineo-led series arrives on Netflix in December.
1923, the Yellowstone prequel series starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, premieres on Paramount+ Dec. 18.
Grab your passport, because we're heading back to Paris this December.
Get ready for some action, as a new season of Jack Ryan arrives in December.
Two years after its first season debuted, Alice in Borderland returns with a new chapter.
Set to reunite the star-studded original cast from the hit films, The Best Man: The Final Chapters premieres just in time for the holidays.
The Michelle Yeoh-led series will arrived on the streamer Christmas Day.
Season 11 of Letterkenny debuts on Hulu Dec. 26.
Brush up on your social media strategy, because The Circle is back!
Fox's new competition series arrives in January.
Zach Shallcross' season of The Bachelor arrives in the New Year.
A new pack is hitting Paramount+ Jan. 26.
The farewell season for A Million Little Things debuts Feb. 8.
You season four will premiere in two parts, with Part One dropping Feb. 9 and Part Two arriving March 9.
Carnival Row will return for its final chapter Feb. 17.
Here's something to sing about, American Idol will return with a new season this February.
Season three of The Mandalorian was pushed back to March 1 by Disney+.