HBO Max January 2026 lineup update: Expanded reality TV and classic films

Following the initial announcement of major originals like A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (premiering Jan. 18), The Pitt season 2 (Jan. 8), and Industry season 4 (Jan. 11), HBO Max has revealed additional January 2026 additions. New highlights include a robust slate of classic movies on Jan. 1 and a surge of reality programming throughout the week.

HBO Max (formerly Max) kicks off January 2026 with over 100 new titles. On Jan. 1, classics arrive including Fargo (1996), Taxi Driver, John Wick, the Twilight Saga, All This and Heaven Too, and Blazing Saddles.

Reality TV dominates early: House Hunters Volume 20 season 249 and Lakefront Bargain Hunt Renovation seasons 4-5 on Jan. 2; Home Town season 10 on Jan. 5; Baking Championship: Next Gen season 1 and Haunted Hospitals season 4 on Jan. 6; 1000-lb Sisters season 8 and Moonshiners season 15 on Jan. 7.

Mid-month originals include The Pitt season 2 and Expedition X season 11 (Jan. 8); Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal season 3 (Jan. 12); Industry season 4 (Jan. 11) with Love & Marriage: Huntsville season 10 and Totally Spies! season 7.

The centerpiece remains A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 1 (Jan. 18), the breezy Game of Thrones spin-off starring Peter Claffey as hedge knight Ser Duncan and Dexter Sol Ansell as squire Egg.

Rounding out the month: Real Time with Bill Maher season 24 (Jan. 23), Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man! (Jan. 22), and Beat Bobby Flay season 40 (Jan. 29). This diverse mix complements the previously announced A24 films and other series.

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Vivid illustration of 2026 January-February TV premieres featuring HBO's 'The Pitt' ER drama and Netflix's 'Bridgerton' romance amid streaming highlights.
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2026 TV Highlights: January and February Premieres

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Building on late 2025 previews of the year's most anticipated series, early 2026 delivers immediate thrills with new seasons of hits and fresh shows across streaming and broadcast. HBO's 'The Pitt' Season 2 leads with high-stakes ER drama, joined by Netflix's 'Bridgerton' romance and more.

Building on the December 22 announcement, HBO Max has shared additional production insights for its January 2026 slate, including new seasons of The Pitt and Industry, the Game of Thrones prequel A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, documentaries, A24 films, sports events, and an extensive movie library.

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HBO Max has announced its programming for January 2026, featuring a mix of new original series, returning favorites, and a slate of classic films. Highlights include a Game of Thrones prequel and the second season of the medical drama The Pitt. The lineup offers diverse content from documentaries to A24 movies.

Updating our 2026 TV preview coverage, January 11 brings season premieres for several popular series across broadcast and streaming, including Tom Hiddleston's 'The Night Manager' Season 2, PBS period dramas 'Miss Scarlet and the Duke' and 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 each, HBO's 'Industry' Season 4, and Nikki Glaser hosting the Golden Globes.

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Expanding on earlier 2026 TV previews, new buzz spotlights revivals like Scrubs and The Night Manager alongside early-year premieres across Netflix, HBO Max, Peacock, and more, blending nostalgia with fresh thrillers and dramas.

Following the initial December 2025 announcement of highlights like Bridgerton season 4 part 1, Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, and People We Meet on Vacation—plus comedy specials and noted departures—Netflix has unveiled more titles for January 2026. New additions feature a Matt Damon and Ben Affleck crime thriller, original series, documentaries, anime, and live events, rounding out a diverse winter slate.

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Television viewers have much to anticipate in 2026, with a mix of new series debuts, returning favorites, and several beloved shows airing their final seasons. Highlights include the premiere of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms on HBO and the conclusion of The Boys on Prime Video. These releases span genres from fantasy to superhero action, promising diverse entertainment options.

 

 

 

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