All the New Streaming Shows and Premieres to Catch This Week, Including a Mecha Series with Dinosaurs

The television landscape for the third week of February 2026 offers a diverse array of returning favorites and brand-new debuts across cable and streaming platforms. Viewers can look forward to high-stakes political thrillers, intimate celebrity docuseries, and the continuation of long-running reality franchises. From the return of established animated staples to the arrival of international historical dramas, this week provides content for various audience demographics. Major networks and streaming services including Netflix, Prime Video, and HBO Max are set to launch multiple high-profile projects.

‘Unexpected’ (2017)

TLC brings back the reality series ‘Unexpected’ for its seventh season on February 16, 2026. This documentary-style show explores the lives of teenage parents and their families as they navigate the challenges of early parenthood. The new season continues to follow multiple generations of families to show the cycle of teen pregnancy. Viewers can expect to see how these young couples handle relationships, financial struggles, and the responsibilities of raising children.

‘Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model’ (2026)

Netflix debuts ‘Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model’ on February 16, 2026. This docuseries provides an in-depth look at the cultural impact and behind-the-scenes controversies of the long-running modeling competition. Former contestants and production staff offer first-hand accounts of the show’s rigorous environment and lasting influence on the fashion industry. The first season aims to dissect the legacy left by the original series and the evolving standards of beauty in media.

‘Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’ (2012)

‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’ returns to MTV for its fourteenth season on February 17, 2026. The series continues to chronicle the professional and personal lives of several individuals involved in the hip hop music scene in Atlanta. This season explores the shifting dynamics of the local industry as established stars and newcomers clash. The narrative focuses on the interpersonal drama, career ambitions, and family life of the recurring cast members.

‘Ten Pound Poms’ (2023)

The second season of the historical drama ‘Ten Pound Poms’ arrives on BritBox on February 18, 2026. The series follows a group of British citizens who migrated to Australia in the post-war era of the 1950s under an assisted passage scheme. This new installment continues to explore the struggles and triumphs of the Roberts family and fellow migrants as they attempt to build a new life far from home. The show highlights the harsh realities of the era, including the cultural differences and systemic issues faced by the newcomers.

’56 Days’ (2026)

Prime Video launches the first season of ’56 Days’ on February 18, 2026. This thriller series is an adaptation of Catherine Ryan Howard’s novel, focusing on a couple who decides to move in together during a lockdown. As the story unfolds, a body is discovered, leading to a complex investigation into their secret pasts. The series utilizes a non-linear timeline to piece together the events that led to the fatal discovery.

‘Being Gordon Ramsay’ (2026)

‘Being Gordon Ramsay’ premieres its first season on Netflix on February 18, 2026. This docuseries offers an intimate look at the life of the world-renowned chef as he balances his massive restaurant empire and media career. The show documents Ramsay’s daily routines, culinary inspirations, and his interactions with his family. It aims to provide viewers with a fresh perspective on the man behind the famous television persona.

‘Wild Boys: Strangers in Town’ (2026)

Paramount+ introduces ‘Wild Boys: Strangers in Town’ on February 18, 2026. This new series explores the lives of a group of outsiders who arrive in a small, tight-knit community, sparking tension and curiosity. The narrative focuses on the secrets these newcomers bring and how their presence disrupts the local social order. Viewers can expect a mix of character-driven drama and atmospheric storytelling throughout the first season.

‘Armorsaurs’ (2025)

Disney+ debuts ‘Armorsaurs’ on February 18, 2026, marking the arrival of a new animated action series. The show features a team of dinosaurs equipped with high-tech armor who must defend the Earth from extraterrestrial threats. Targeted at a younger audience, the series emphasizes teamwork and the unique abilities of each armored prehistoric creature. The first season explores the origins of the technology and the ongoing battle against invading forces.

‘Uncensored’ (2018)

TV One brings back ‘Uncensored’ for its seventh season on February 19, 2026. This autobiographical series features popular culture icons as they share their personal stories in their own words. Each episode focuses on a single celebrity, detailing their rise to fame, career challenges, and private lives. The new season continues the tradition of providing raw and honest interviews with notable figures in entertainment and sports.

‘True Crime Story: It Couldn’t Happen Here’ (2021)

The third season of ‘True Crime Story: It Couldn’t Happen Here’ premieres on the Sundance Channel on February 19, 2026. Hilarie Burton Morgan hosts the series, traveling to small towns across the United States to examine cases that left a lasting impact on local communities. The show highlights the complexities of the justice system and the ways in which small-town dynamics can influence criminal investigations. This season continues to focus on bringing attention to overlooked cases and the families seeking closure.

‘The Night Agent’ (2023)

Netflix releases the third season of ‘The Night Agent’ on February 19, 2026. The action-thriller follows Peter Sutherland, an FBI agent who previously worked in the basement of the White House monitoring an emergency phone line. After the high-stakes events of the previous seasons, Sutherland finds himself entangled in a new conspiracy that threatens national security. The series continues to explore themes of political corruption, loyalty, and survival in the world of high-level espionage.

‘The Last Thing He Told Me’ (2023)

‘The Last Thing He Told Me’ returns to Apple TV+ for its second season on February 20, 2026. This mystery drama stars Jennifer Garner as a woman searching for the truth about her husband’s disappearance. Following the events of the first season, the story delves deeper into the husband’s hidden life and the legal repercussions of his actions. The new episodes continue to follow the protagonist as she works to protect her stepdaughter while uncovering dangerous secrets.

‘Dreaming Whilst Black’ (2023)

Showtime premieres the second season of ‘Dreaming Whilst Black’ on February 20, 2026. The comedy-drama follows Kwabena, an aspiring filmmaker trying to break into a competitive industry while navigating his personal life and cultural identity. This season continues to satirize the challenges faced by creative professionals of color in modern Britain. The show balances humor with poignant observations about social class and career perseverance.

‘Strip Law’ (2026)

‘Strip Law’ makes its series debut on Netflix on February 20, 2026. This new drama focuses on the intersection of the legal world and the nightlife industry in a major metropolitan city. The narrative centers on a group of lawyers who specialize in representing clients within the adult entertainment sector. The first season explores the moral complexities and legal hurdles these characters face in their professional and personal lives.

‘Portobello’ (2026)

The television miniseries ‘Portobello’ is scheduled for a global release on HBO Max on February 20, 2026. Based on the 2016 book ‘Lettere a Francesca’ by Enzo Tortora, the series is co-written and directed by Marco Bellocchio. The drama stars Fabrizio Gifuni as Enzo Tortora, a variety show host who was arrested in 1983 after being accused of having ties to the Camorra. This production follows the legal battle and public outcry surrounding one of the most controversial judicial cases in Italian history.

‘Shoresy’ (2022)

Hulu launches the fifth season of ‘Shoresy’ on February 21, 2026. A spin-off of ‘Letterkenny’, the comedy series focuses on the eponymous character as he plays for a senior triple-A hockey team in Sudbury. Shoresy remains committed to his goal of never losing a game again while dealing with his eccentric teammates and the local community. This season continues to deliver the fast-paced dialogue and sports-centric humor the series is known for.

‘American Dad!’ (2005)

‘American Dad’ begins its twentieth season on FOX on February 22, 2026. The long-running animated sitcom follows CIA agent Stan Smith and his unconventional family living in Langley Falls. This milestone season features more surreal adventures involving the Smith family and their resident alien, Roger. The show continues to blend political satire with absurd character-driven comedy in its newest batch of episodes.

‘Bar Rescue’ (2011)

Paramount Network brings back ‘Bar Rescue’ for an eleventh season on February 22, 2026. Jon Taffer returns to consult for struggling bar owners, utilizing his decades of experience to transform failing businesses. The show continues to feature dramatic renovations, staff training, and tense confrontations between Taffer and the owners. Each episode focuses on a different establishment as Taffer attempts to turn their financial situation around.

‘History’s Greatest Picks With Mike Wolfe’ (2026)

The History Channel premieres ‘History’s Greatest Picks With Mike Wolfe’ on February 22, 2026. This new series follows the ‘American Pickers’ star as he explores some of the most significant historical finds in American history. Wolfe provides context and backstory for various artifacts and collections that have shaped the nation’s cultural heritage. The first season aims to showcase rare items while educating viewers on their historical importance.

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