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One of the more ambitious network shows hitting TV this fall, NBC’s “Manifest” will likely intrigue fans of ABC’s legendary “Lost.” The series follows a group of passengers on a turbulent flight who realize that several years have somehow passed in the hours since they took off. And, yes, Thomas Magnum will drive a vintage Ferrari. This time, Jay Hernandez (“Hostel”) stars as the ex-Navy SEAL who works as a private investigator in Hawaii. The original “Magnum P.I.” ran on CBS from 1980 to 1988 and made a star of Tom Selleck (and his mustache) obviously, the network hopes this reboot will have the same success. The show has an all-star cast that includes Jessica Biel and Jacob Tremblay, as well as musicians Elvis Costello, Diana Krall and KT Tunstall. “Pete the Cat” is a musical show based on the best-selling children’s books of the same name. If you have an Amazon Prime subscription and some little ones at home, you might want to check out this new streaming series. The show stars A-listers Emma Stone, Jonah Hill and Justin Theroux.

#Sun tv new year programs 2019 trial#

It’s a sci-fi drama that follows two people who agree to an experimental drug trial that promises to solve all their problems with absolutely no side effects - which, of course, doesn’t go as planned. This might be Netflix’s most intriguing new series of the fall season. The show is run by Beau Willimon, who created Netflix’s “House of Cards.” The ensemble cast includes Oscar winner Sean Penn and Natascha McElhorne (“Californication”). Hulu’s most ambitious new series of the fall is this one, which follows a crew of astronauts who are trying to become the first humans on Mars. “Forever” was created by writers of “Parks and Recreation” and Netflix’s “Master of None.” The couple will be played by “Saturday Night Live” veterans Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen. This series follows a married couple who decide to suddenly shake up their comfortable, predictable life together.

Confirmed guests for the first season include David Letterman, Chevy Chase, Drew Barrymore and Judge Judy. Macdonald and sidekick Adam Get will have conversations with big-name celebrity guests. Netflix’s latest attempt at a talk show stars legendary comic Norm Macdonald in the host’s seat. Anya Taylor-Joy (“Split”) stars in this period drama. The story follows a teen bride whose husband gives her a miniature replica of their home as a gift - and it begins predicting her future. The show co-stars Sinbad as Rel’s dad.īased on Jessie Burton’s 2014 bestseller, this miniseries will be released in three parts on PBS this fall. “Rel” follows Howery as a Chicago father of two who is forced to be a long-distance dad after his wife has an affair and moves away with the kids. This new Sunday night comedy comes from “Get Out” breakout star Lil Rel Howery, who also stars in the show. The show is being written and produced by the same people behind the movies. “The Purge” is set during an annual 12-hour period when all crime in America is legal - including murder.

#Sun tv new year programs 2019 movie#

This 10-episode horror series is set in the same universe as the hit movie franchise of the same name. The show was co-created by Kurt Sutter, who created the original series. “Mayans M.C.” will follow a character played by JD Pardo (“Twilight: Breaking Dawn”) who gets out of prison and tries to get in with a biker gang on the U.S./Mexico border. It was co-created by Carlton Cuse, who wrote for “Lost” and developed “Bates Motel” for TV.įans of FX’s motorcycle-gang drama “Sons of Anarchy” will be pumped to watch this new follow-up to that series, which ended in 2014. The show also stars Wendell Pierce (“The Wire”) and Abbie Cornish (“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”). John Krasinski stars in this series about author Tom Clancy’s beloved hero Jack Ryan, a CIA analyst who reluctantly is pulled from desk duty to a job in the field. “America to Me” comes from Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Steve James (“Hoop Dreams”). The series takes a candid look at 12 real-life students in one of Chicago’s most diverse schools. This new documentary series will show viewers some tough realities about how teens today view the world. There should be something for everyone on the list below! You won’t see shows like “Last Man Standing” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” on the list because, while they are switching to new networks, they aren’t technically new shows.

We rounded up all the new shows that have premiere dates scheduled for this fall across network TV, cable and the major streaming outlets (Amazon, CBS All Access, Hulu and Netflix). Summer coming to an end does have a couple of silver linings: The kids go back to school and fall brings a whole new batch of TV shows for you to get addicted to.