Your Guide to the Biggest TV Releases of the Next Few Months

The upcoming TV calendar has plenty to add to your watchlist.

Rabat – The next few months are bringing a seriously stacked TV lineup, with some of the biggest names in Hollywood heading to the small screen.

From superhero investigations and secret-service drama to sea monsters, family chaos and dark crime stories, there is plenty to add to your watchlist.

Here are some of the biggest TV shows arriving over the next few months.

‘Brothers’: Apple TV+ – September 23

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson reunite for a comedy that plays with their real-life friendship.

The pair star as fictionalized versions of themselves, with Harrelson’s character taking his daughter and family to McConaughey’s ranch in Austin after she is left at the altar.

The getaway quickly becomes complicated when McConaughey’s mother reveals that the two longtime friends may actually be brothers.

As Harrelson tries to process the revelation, McConaughey finds himself in the running to become governor of Texas.

Apple describes the series as a chaotic story about friendship, family, fame and the blurry line between reality and fiction.

‘Lanterns’: OSN+ – August 17

The DC Universe is heading into space with Lanterns, which follows veteran Green Lantern Hal Jordan and rookie John Stewart as they investigate a mysterious murder in Nebraska.

Jordan suspects the case could have extraterrestrial connections, bringing the two Green Lanterns together as they uncover a mystery that reaches far beyond their small-town setting.

The series introduces a new chapter in the DC Universe while exploring the relationship between the experienced Jordan and Stewart, who is entering the Green Lantern Corps under unusual circumstances.

‘Slow Horses’: Apple TV+ – September 16

The misfit agents of Slough House are back for another round of espionage, chaos and dark humor in the sixth season of Slow Horses.

Based on Mick Herron’s novels, the acclaimed spy thriller follows the disgraced MI5 agents led by the famously difficult Jackson Lamb.

This time, the team finds itself in serious danger after their identities are erased from official secret-service records. Lamb suspects his longtime rival Diana Taverner may be behind it, but taking on the head of MI5 is easier said than done.

‘Below’: Netflix – October 6

Josh Hartnett heads to a remote Newfoundland town in this thriller about a mysterious creature terrorizing the local community.

Hartnett plays fisherman Calvin Penney, a stubborn but big-hearted man still haunted by his father’s mysterious death decades earlier.

When the creature threatens the town, Calvin teams up with a visiting marine researcher to find a way to stop it. But saving the community means confronting secrets that have been buried for years.

‘Vision Quest’: Disney+ – October 14

One of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most intriguing characters gets the spotlight in Vision Quest, a spinoff of WandaVision centered on Paul Bettany’s Vision.

The series picks up with Vision as he attempts to reconnect with his memories and make sense of his identity following the events of WandaVision.

While the story remains firmly rooted in Marvel’s superhero world, Bettany has described the series as exploring deeper themes, including intergenerational trauma and the relationship between fathers and sons.

With Vision at the center, Vision Quest could offer a more emotional and character-driven side of the MCU while expanding one of its most complicated stories.