Here Are All the TV Shows Coming to Paramount+ This Week, Including the New Boston-Set Crime Series

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This week, Paramount+ is adding a lot of new shows and bringing back popular ones. You’ll find everything from gripping crime dramas and funny workplace comedies to shows based on existing TV series. New content will be added every day, including suspenseful spy thrillers and lighthearted supernatural comedies. This shows Paramount+’s commitment to creating both dramatic series and expanding its well-known franchises.

‘DMV’ (2025)

As a total cinema fan, I’m really excited about this new comedy! It’s set in a DMV – you know, that suburban Department of Motor Vehicles – and it’s all about the wonderfully weird people who work there and the even more frustrated people who have to deal with them. It basically shows all the funny, annoying things that happen when you’re stuck in government bureaucracy. The latest episode is coming out on Monday, February 23rd, and it promises to be a really funny, slightly biting look at what it’s like to work in public service and just deal with all the paperwork and red tape of everyday life.

‘FBI’ (2018)

This drama series takes you inside the New York office of the FBI, showcasing how highly skilled agents solve complex cases like terrorism, organized crime, and counterintelligence. A new season begins streaming on February 23th, and each episode reveals the intense pressure the team faces as they protect the city from both local and global dangers.

‘CIA’ (2026)

This thrilling new show takes you inside the hidden world of spies and international secret missions. It follows a team of intelligence experts as they deal with the tricky politics of today’s global conflicts. The show, which starts streaming on Monday, February 23rd, strives to realistically depict the personal costs of protecting national security. It’s a fresh addition to the crime and suspense genre, offering viewers a gripping and authentic experience.

‘The Neighborhood’ (2018)

This funny sitcom, starring Cedric the Entertainer, follows a family from the Midwest as they adjust to life in a new, mostly Black neighborhood in Los Angeles. It’s about the challenges and joys of different cultures coming together, and how they build friendships and a sense of community. A new episode will be available to all viewers on Monday, February 23rd, and the show continues to explore the growing bond between the Butler and Johnson families.

‘Matlock’ (2024)

A fresh take on the legal drama genre, this new series stars Kathy Bates as Madeline Matlock, a gifted lawyer returning to work at a top firm. She cleverly uses her quiet nature and quick thinking to win cases and uncover dishonesty within the legal world. It premieres on February 26th and blends compelling courtroom cases with a larger, intriguing mystery about what really drives Madeline.

‘Elsbeth’ (2024)

Elsbeth Tascioni, a remarkably perceptive lawyer, has relocated from Chicago to New York City, where she’s assisting the NYPD in solving complex crimes. This new series, a spin-off of ‘The Good Wife’ and ‘The Good Fight,’ combines the structure of a police drama with a distinctive and engaging character study. The show premieres on Thursday, February 26th, and each episode will highlight Elsbeth’s unusual approach and keen eye for detail as she works to bring criminals to justice.

‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage’ (2024)

Following up on the world of ‘Young Sheldon,’ this new series centers on Georgie Cooper and Mandy McAllister as they begin adult life and raise a family. Set in Texas, the show looks at their home life and the ups and downs of their relationship, all within the familiar Cooper family. The newest episode premieres on Paramount+ on Thursday, February 26th, and continues the feel-good spirit of the original while charting the development of this new family.

‘Ghosts’ (2019)

I’m so excited for the new season! This show is hilarious and surprisingly heartwarming – it’s about a couple who move into an old house and find out it’s full of ghosts from different time periods. Seeing how they all try to live together – the living couple and these quirky ghosts – is where all the fun and touching moments come from. A new episode is coming out on February 26th, and I can’t wait to learn even more about the ghosts’ stories and how they’re dealing with life today.

‘Boston Blue’ (2025)

This show offers a revealing look at the lives of Boston’s police officers, both on and off duty. It explores the difficult choices and high-stress situations they face every day while policing a modern city. New episodes premiere on Friday, February 27th, and the series highlights the unique character of Boston alongside the everyday challenges of its police force.

‘Fire Country’ (2022)

This drama, set in Northern California, follows Bode Leone, a young man trying to turn his life around by joining a firefighting program for inmates. He and his team work with professional firefighters to battle wildfires and protect the community. A new episode airs on Friday, February 27th, and the show delves into the dangers of the job and how it changes the lives of those involved.

‘Sheriff Country’ (2025)

This new show, a spin-off of ‘Fire Country,’ explores the law enforcement side of Edgewater. It centers on Mickey Fox, a sheriff’s deputy who handles local crime and complex family relationships. The series will begin streaming on February 27th and offers a fresh look at the town while still connecting to the original show’s storylines and themes.

‘Marshals’ (2026)

This thrilling drama series follows the U.S. Marshals as they hunt down the country’s most dangerous criminals. It showcases the unique skills and unwavering determination needed to capture these fugitives, often across state borders. The first episode will be available on Paramount+ on Sunday, March 1st, wrapping up the week’s new content. The show emphasizes both the risks involved in these chases and the commitment of the law enforcement officers who carry them out.

Tell us which of these series you are most excited to stream this week in the comments.

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2026-02-24 06:47