All the TV Shows That Have Been Renewed in October 2025

October saw a lot of shows get renewed across traditional TV and streaming services, offering something for everyone – from dramatic legal cases and exciting spy stories to fun animated adventures and comforting reality competitions. Fans can look forward to new installments of favorite shows, including fresh adaptations of classic novels and long-running reality series. There’s also more content for gamers, Marvel enthusiasts, and those who enjoy Edith Wharton’s novels. Several popular franchises are growing with spin-offs and revivals, giving familiar characters new storylines. Here’s a complete list of all the renewed shows this month, with a brief overview and expected release dates.

‘The Rainmaker’ (2025–present)

The USA Network series centers on Rudy Baylor, a new lawyer who takes on a challenging case against a major insurance company and faces off against the experienced lawyer Leo Drummond. Season one is based on John Grisham’s novel, but also expands the story with new cases and the internal workings of law firms and courts in Memphis. Familiar characters like Bruiser Stone and Deck Shifflet will return, and we’ll see more of the consequences from the landmark Great Benefit case that first brought Rudy attention. Season two is scheduled to premiere on USA Network in 2026, with episodes available to stream shortly after on the network’s platforms.

‘Project Runway’ (2004–present)

This fashion competition pushes designers to their limits each week with challenges that focus on skill, imagination, and working quickly under pressure with limited resources. Designers present their creations to judges and receive guidance from mentors, all while working in a dedicated workspace and rushing to final fittings before their designs are showcased on the runway. The show has a proven track record of launching successful careers – former contestants have launched lines sold in major stores, and winners have gone on to start their own brands. Season 22 is set to debut in 2026 on Freeform, with episodes also available to stream on Hulu and Disney+, featuring new obstacles and a new group of aspiring designers.

‘Splinter Cell: Deathwatch’ (2025–present)

This animated series adapts the popular Tom Clancy spy thriller for television, following Sam Fisher and his team at Fourth Echelon as they tackle dangerous, secret missions. Expect plenty of sneaking, high-tech gadgets, and tough ethical choices. The show brings the strategic planning and iconic night vision from the games to a continuing story, and introduces new characters alongside returning favorites like Grim to enrich the world. Season two picks up right where the first season left off, continuing the ongoing covert storylines on Netflix.

‘The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys’ (2024–present)

This Bravo docuseries follows the McBee family as they manage their Missouri farm and cattle ranch, facing challenges from debt, unpredictable weather, and internal family conflicts. The show highlights both personal milestones – like weddings and new babies – and the day-to-day realities of running a modern ranch, including making crop decisions, managing calving season, and handling the financial side of the business. It also explores how the next generation steps up to lead and the difficulties that arise in a family business that spans multiple generations. Season 3 will continue the story on Bravo, with episodes available to stream on Peacock the day after they air.

‘X-Men ’97’ (2024–present)

This animated continuation of the classic X-Men series brings the team back together after Professor X’s passing. Cyclops and Storm now lead a group including Wolverine, Rogue, Gambit, Jean Grey, Morph, and Jubilee. The first season successfully blended a familiar, nostalgic feel with modern animation and ongoing storylines inspired by famous comic book arcs. New episodes explore the complicated consequences of mutant rights and the dangers posed by villains like Magneto and Mister Sinister. Season 3 is confirmed to stream on Disney+, and Season 2 is expected in 2026.

‘MasterChef’ (2010–present)

Amateur chefs compete in a high-stakes cooking competition, tackling surprise ingredients, intense time pressures, and team-based challenges for a chance to win a grand prize and boost their culinary careers. The show highlights professional-level cooking skills, from sauce making to pastry work, and often features appearances by renowned chefs. Contestants face the challenge of cooking for large groups, creating temporary restaurants, and learning diverse global cuisines, all while developing their unique cooking styles. The show has proven popular, and Fox has renewed it for two more seasons.

‘Dexter: Resurrection’ (2025–present)

Dexter Morgan is back, continuing the story of the blood spatter analyst who secretly leads a double life as a vigilante. The new season explores the repercussions of his past actions and his ongoing struggle with his dark impulses. Each case forces Dexter to deal with increased police attention, dangerous new enemies, and complicated relationships with his family. The show maintains the familiar blend of crime investigation, Dexter’s internal narration, and suspenseful cat-and-mouse games. A second season is confirmed for Showtime and Paramount+ Premium, and more details will be released as filming begins.

‘The Buccaneers’ (2023–present)

Apple TV+’s new series brings Edith Wharton’s last novel to life, following a group of ambitious young American women as they navigate London’s high-society marriage scene. The show explores the price of wealth, love, and independence, blending romance with insightful commentary on class and gender. Set against the backdrop of grand estates and glamorous balls, the story is filled with developing relationships, fierce competition, and complicated secrets revealed through inheritances, scandals, and hidden letters. Fans can look forward to Season 3, continuing the story on Apple TV+ after a successful second season.

‘Ballard’ (2025–present)

The new Prime Video series, a spin-off of ‘Bosch’, follows LAPD Detective Renée Ballard as she leads a team tackling previously unsolved murder cases. Her unit, made up of both experienced detectives and volunteers, re-examines cases the department had given up on. Each investigation reveals hidden truths about the police department’s past and connects victims across many years, sometimes with help from Harry Bosch. The first season combined individual case mysteries with a larger, season-long conspiracy that challenged Ballard’s abilities as a leader. Season 2 will continue the series on Prime Video, further developing Michael Connelly’s world with fresh investigations set in Los Angeles.

‘Lioness’ (2023–present)

Taylor Sheridan’s new thriller centers on Joe, who leads a secret program placing women undercover within the close circles of important targets, and Kaitlyn, his supervisor in Washington D.C. The series explores the intense training, dangerous fieldwork, and the emotional impact of these missions on those involved and their families. It’s a blend of gripping surveillance and action-packed sequences, filmed across locations from the Middle East to Europe. A third season has been confirmed for Paramount+, promising even more risky and complex operations.

‘When Hope Calls’ (2019–present)

This series, set in the world of ‘When Calls the Heart’, tells the story of two sisters starting over in the frontier town of Brookfield. They work to support a local orphanage and help build a thriving community. Each episode explores heartwarming romances, the importance of faith, and the strength of neighbors helping each other, especially as the town adapts to change and welcomes new residents. You’ll see some familiar characters alongside new faces and storylines. Season 3 is scheduled to premiere in 2026 on Great American Family’s channels.

That completes our October plans! Let us know in the comments which renewal you’re looking forward to the most.

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