Here Are the Fresh Streaming Shows and Premieres for This Week, Including a New Dinosaur Docuseries

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Starting the first week of March 2026, there’s a lot of fresh and returning TV shows coming to both traditional networks and streaming platforms. Viewers can enjoy everything from intense medical dramas to gripping true crime documentaries. The schedule includes both beloved shows returning for new seasons and exciting new series with well-known actors. Expect stories set in diverse locations and time periods, from 1800s Toronto to contemporary London.

‘Murdoch Mysteries’ (2008–)

The nineteenth season of ‘Murdoch Mysteries’ will begin streaming on Acorn TV on March 2nd. The show, set in Toronto in the late 1800s and early 1900s, centers around Detective William Murdoch and his investigations of challenging cases. He’s known for using new methods like fingerprinting and surveillance to catch criminals. Yannick Bisson is back as the lead detective in this popular series.

‘Tribunal Justice’ (2023–)

The third season of ‘Tribunal Justice,’ a reality show about real small-claims court cases, premieres on Prime Video on March 2nd. Each case is reviewed by three judges who share their legal expertise to reach a fair decision for everyone involved. The show highlights the complexities of civil law by exploring a variety of different disputes.

‘Contraband: Seized at the Airport’ (2024–)

Starting March 2nd, Discovery Channel is bringing back ‘Contraband: Seized at the Airport’ for a second season. The show follows Homeland Security officers working at busy U.S. airports as they try to stop illegal items from entering the country and expose clever smuggling attempts. Each episode shows the intense work involved in protecting our borders and keeping the nation safe.

‘Bachelor Mansion Takeover’ (2026)

HGTV’s new competition show, ‘Bachelor Mansion Takeover,’ premieres March 2nd. It brings back former contestants from ‘The Bachelor’ to renovate the famous ‘Bachelor’ mansion. They’ll compete in home improvement challenges to update and beautify different parts of the property, mixing the world of reality TV with home renovation.

‘Wild Vacation Rentals’ (2026)

D’Arcy Carden and Sherry Cola are the hosts of a new HGTV series called ‘Wild Vacation Rentals,’ which starts March 2nd. They’ll be traveling across the US, checking out the most unusual and exciting vacation rentals you can actually book. The show features amazing architecture and what it’s like to stay in places like treehouses and creatively renovated homes, showcasing the inventive designs property owners use to create memorable guest experiences.

‘Bedtime Stories with Ryan’ (2023)

Starting March 2nd on Nick Jr., families can enjoy ‘Bedtime Stories with Ryan.’ Ryan Reynolds reads both classic and new stories in a calm and gentle way. The show is meant to help make bedtime easier for parents and kids, and encourage children to love reading through a relaxing TV experience.

‘R.J. Decker’ (2026)

On March 3, ABC will debut the new drama ‘RJ Decker,’ which centers on a former convict starting over as a private investigator in South Florida. The show follows him as he tackles strange cases while also confronting his troubled history and relationships. Set against a beautiful coastal backdrop, ‘RJ Decker’ delves into themes of finding redemption and pursuing justice.

‘Body Bizarre’ (2013–)

The ninth season of the TLC medical series ‘Body Bizarre’ premieres on March 4th. Each episode features people with incredibly rare and unusual medical conditions, exploring their struggles and triumphs as they navigate life and seek the best possible care. Viewers will also hear from doctors and surgeons who explain these complex cases and the cutting-edge treatments used to help patients.

‘Southern Hospitality’ (2022–)

Season 4 of Bravo’s ‘Southern Hospitality’ premieres on March 4th. The reality series follows Leva Bonaparte and her team in Charleston as they balance work, friendships, and the ups and downs of running a business in the lively nightlife world. This season will show how the group deals with changing relationships and the everyday struggles of working in the service industry.

‘Feds’ (2023–)

The second season of the true-crime series ‘Feds’ begins March 4th on Investigation Discovery. The show offers a behind-the-scenes look at federal law enforcement, featuring stories directly from FBI agents and those involved in investigations. Each episode details challenging cases and the strategies used to take down criminal groups, highlighting the teamwork and dangers inherent in these federal investigations.

‘Young Sherlock’ (2026)

A new series called ‘Young Sherlock’ will premiere on Prime Video on March 4th. Set in the 1870s, the show follows a teenage Sherlock Holmes as he investigates his first international mystery. It reveals how he developed his famous detective skills and began his journey into the world of solving crimes, offering a new look at his early life.

‘America’s Culinary Cup’ (2026)

CBS is launching a new cooking competition called ‘America’s Culinary Cup’ on March 4th. Top chefs from around the country will face tough challenges designed to test their skills and ability to lead. They’ll need to prove their expertise in all areas of cooking to win over a panel of food industry judges. The show highlights the talent and artistry it takes to be a world-class chef.

‘The Hunt’ (2026)

Apple TV+’s new thriller, ‘The Hunt,’ premieres on March 4th. The show follows a group of friends whose hunting trip takes a dangerous turn, leading to a fight for survival and a growing sense of mistrust. As things get worse, they’re pushed to their limits, and the series explores how desperate situations can change people and their values.

‘Ted’ (2024–)

Season 2 of the ‘Ted’ prequel series arrives on Peacock March 5th. The show, set in 1990s Massachusetts, centers on teenager John Bennett and his talking teddy bear. This season follows their awkward teenage years and the funny situations they encounter growing up in a typical suburban family. Seth MacFarlane once again voices and performs the movements for the Ted character.

‘Hope Street’ (2021–)

The fifth season of the police drama ‘Hope Street’ premieres on BritBox on March 5th. Set in the made-up Northern Irish town of Port Devine, the series focuses on the work and lives of the local police. This season, a new detective joins the team, bringing new challenges and changing the dynamics among the officers. The show combines ongoing storylines about the characters with self-contained criminal cases, all set by the coast.

‘Vladimir’ (2026)

On March 5th, Netflix will debut the limited series ‘Vladimir.’ This dramatic story follows a university professor whose intense infatuation with a coworker starts to jeopardize her career, her marriage, and ultimately forces her to deal with the repercussions of her actions. The series delves into the complicated psychology of attraction and questions where personal boundaries should be drawn.

‘This City Is Ours’ (2025)

AMC+ will debut the crime drama ‘This City Is Ours’ on March 5th. The show centers around a seasoned criminal who wants to leave his life of crime after finding love. He faces a dangerous challenge as he tries to escape his past, all while being hunted by people he used to work with. ‘This City Is Ours’ offers a realistic look at the harsh world of organized crime and one man’s fight for a fresh start.

‘Ladies of London: The New Reign’ (2026)

Starting March 5th, Bravo will premiere ‘Ladies of London: The New Reign,’ a show that follows the glamorous lives of British aristocrats and socialites in London’s high society. The series explores the complex relationships, careers, and social standings of these elite individuals, with a new cast and a modern take on the London social scene.

‘Outlander’ (2014–)

The new season of the popular drama ‘Outlander’ begins March 6th on Starz. Continuing the story from Diana Gabaldon’s books, it follows Claire and Jamie Fraser as they live through 18th-century Scotland. This season focuses on the challenges they face with growing political unrest and how the American Revolution affects their family, all while continuing to explore themes of time travel, historical battles, and a lasting love story.

‘The Proof Is Out There’ (2021–)

History Channel’s ‘The Proof Is Out There’ returns for its sixth season on March 6th. Host Tony Harris investigates supposed evidence of UFOs, legendary creatures, and other strange occurrences. Using today’s technology and scientific methods, experts examine photos and videos to see if they’re genuine. The show tries to uncover the truth behind some of the world’s most famous mysteries.

‘The Dinosaurs’ (2026)

On March 6th, Netflix will launch ‘The Dinosaurs,’ a detailed docuseries about the 165-million-year history of dinosaurs and what scientists have learned about their extinction. The series uses cutting-edge visuals to bring prehistoric life back to life, offering an educational look at the biology and behavior of these ancient creatures.

‘Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese’ (2026)

A new Hulu docuseries, ‘Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese,’ starts streaming on March 6th. It tells the story of the 2012 murder of a West Virginia teen and the unbelievable betrayal by the two friends closest to her. Using old footage and interviews, the series explores the investigation and what happened in court afterward, offering an in-depth look at what drove these friends to commit such a crime – a case that gained national attention.

‘Boyfriend on Demand’ (2026)

Netflix is releasing a new limited series called ‘Boyfriend on Demand’ on March 6th. The show centers around a webtoon artist who tries out a virtual dating app, and things get complicated as the line between the virtual world and real life begins to fade. As she gets more invested in the digital romance, she has to deal with how it affects her everyday life. The series tackles current issues like technology, feeling alone, and what it means to truly connect with others.

‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ (2025–)

Season 2 of ‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ starts March 7th on A&E. The Robertson family is back, and this time, the younger generation is stepping up to take on bigger roles in the family business. The new episodes show how they juggle their long-held beliefs with the ups and downs of marriage and building a lasting legacy. You’ll see how the family’s duck call business and their personal lives continue to change and grow.

‘A Plan to Kill’ (2024–)

Season 2 of ‘A Plan to Kill’ premieres on Oxygen on March 8th. The show investigates carefully planned murders that unfolded over extended periods – weeks, months, or even years. Each episode breaks down the crime step-by-step, from the very first plans to how the murder was carried out, emphasizing the cold and calculated nature of these investigations.

‘Rooster’ (2026)

I’m really excited about this new comedy, ‘Rooster,’ which is dropping on the Rooster streaming service on March 8th. It’s set at a college and follows a pretty successful author who’s dealing with, well, life! The interesting part is his daughter is actually a student at the same school and their relationship is… complicated, to say the least. It looks like the show is going to be a funny look at what it’s like to be a parent and juggle that with the craziness of college life.

Please share which of these upcoming premieres you are most excited to watch in the comments.

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2026-03-03 18:20