
December’s last week brings a fresh wave of shows and returning favorites to streaming services and cable TV. You can choose from captivating historical dramas from South Korea, thrilling looks at the world of sports collectibles, or enjoy familiar reality shows and animated series. Featuring stars like Simu Liu and Hyun Bin, these premieres offer something for everyone to enjoy during the holidays with both entertaining stories and interesting information.
‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball’ (2025)

Starting December 22nd, Hulu is bringing back the popular animated series ‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball.’ The show continues to follow the funny and unpredictable adventures of the Watterson family in the colorful town of Elmore. Like the original, it uses a unique animation style that mixes different techniques and live-action footage. Expect the same clever humor and imaginative stories that made the show a hit with audiences around the world.
‘King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch’ (2023)

Starting December 23 on Netflix, Ken Goldin and his team are back with a new season of ‘King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch.’ The show dives into the exciting and often cutthroat world of rare collectibles and sports memorabilia. You’ll see how valuable items are verified and sold for huge sums, and this season focuses on the stories and pressure behind some truly iconic pieces.
‘Made in Korea’ (2025)

The new South Korean drama ‘Made in Korea’ premieres on Hulu December 24th, telling the story of a pivotal time in the nation’s history. Set in the 1970s, the show explores the political battles and societal changes that shaped South Korea. It’s directed by Woo Min-ho and written by Park Eun-gyo and Park Joon-suk, with Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung starring in a story about the challenges within the Korean government.
‘Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale’ (2024)

AMC+ will premiere ‘Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale’ on December 25th, offering a blend of modern fantasy and thrilling suspense. The story unfolds in a world where witchcraft is commonplace, but a murder quickly leads to a dangerous witch hunt. As secrets and biases emerge in a tight-knit community, tensions rise. The series explores how fear can unravel a town’s peaceful existence and the social order when tragedy strikes.
‘Music Box: Happy and You Know It’ (2025)

On December 25th, HBO will release a new episode of its ‘Music Box’ documentary series, spotlighting another important figure in music. The documentary uses old footage and new interviews to take a deep dive into the lives and careers of iconic musicians. Each episode examines a key moment or artist that truly changed popular music. This series offers fans a revealing and honest look at what it’s like to be famous and create music.
‘The Copenhagen Test’ (2025)

I’m really excited about ‘The Copenhagen Test’ coming to Peacock on December 26th! It stars Simu Liu and looks like a seriously gripping thriller. From what I understand, it’s about a risky experiment with technology that could totally change how safe the world is. Liu plays a guy right in the middle of all this, tangled up in international spying and some seriously shady corporate stuff. It sounds like it’s going to explore how far we should go with new technology and what it costs people to keep big secrets hidden.
‘Junk or Jackpot?’ (2025)

As a total film buff, I’m really excited about this new show, ‘Junk or Jackpot?’ premiering on December 26th on HGTV! It’s all about people diving into junk piles and storage units, hoping to unearth valuable antiques. What I love is that it’s not just about the thrill of the hunt—they also have experts who explain the history behind each item and tell you what it’s actually worth. It’s like a treasure hunt mixed with a really interesting history lesson about American artifacts.
‘Nightsleeper’ (2024)

The gripping thriller ‘Nightsleeper’ arrives on BritBox in the US on December 26th. The story centers around a train traveling from Glasgow to London that becomes the target of a complex cyber attack, endangering everyone on board. Passengers from all walks of life must collaborate to overcome the attackers as authorities attempt to regain control. The series highlights both the technical difficulties and the intense psychological strain of a train journey thrown into chaos.
‘Celebrity IOU’ (2020)

A new episode of HGTV’s ‘Celebrity IOU’ will air on December 28th, continuing the network’s successful series of home renovations. In each episode, well-known stars team up with Drew and Jonathan Scott to give back to people who have been important to them by completely remodeling their homes. These renovations are tailored to perfectly suit the needs and tastes of the recipients, highlighting the celebrities’ appreciation and the strong relationships they share with their friends and mentors.
Share which of these upcoming series premieres you are most interested in watching in the comments.
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