Drama

The BBC has unveiled the trailer for The Walsh Sisters, a new six-part drama inspired by Marian Keyes' novels. The series follows the chaotic lives of five Irish sisters in Dublin. It will premiere on BBC iPlayer and BBC One later this month.

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Filming has started on a new drama series that pays tribute to special forces during the 2015 Paris and 2016 Brussels terrorist attacks. Produced jointly by VRT and RTBF, the series draws from real events to explore the officers' challenges and personal toll. It focuses on the 440 days spanning key attacks, including the manhunt for Salah Abdeslam.

Taylor Sheridan's latest Yellowstone universe project, The Madison, is scheduled to debut on Paramount+ in March 2026, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell. The series follows a New York family relocating to Montana after a tragedy, exploring themes of grief. Both seasons have already been filmed, promising a quicker release for the second installment.

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Paramount+ has scheduled the premiere of The Madison, a new drama in Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone universe, for March 14. The series stars Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell and explores family ties across Montana and Manhattan. It marks Sheridan's most intimate work yet, focusing on resilience and transformation.

ABC has released the first trailer for its upcoming drama series RJ Decker, starring Scott Speedman and Jaina Lee Ortiz. The show, an adaptation of Carl Hiaasen's novel Double Whammy, premieres in March and follows a disgraced photographer turned private investigator in South Florida. The trailer highlights a steamy reunion between the leads and debuted during recent episodes of other network shows.

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Paste Magazine highlights five new and lesser-known TV series set to debut this November, offering a mix of comedy, drama, and historical documentary amid the holiday rush. These shows promise fresh stories from familiar faces like Tracy Morgan and Kim Kardashian, providing alternatives to major releases. Premieres span Paramount+, Hulu, NBC, Prime Video, and PBS starting November 3.