All the New Streaming Shows and Premieres to Catch This Week, Including a New Detective Series

The final week of March features a diverse array of television programming, ranging from the return of acclaimed scripted dramas to the debut of new docuseries. Viewers can expect a variety of content across streaming platforms like Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video, as well as major broadcast networks. This week’s lineup includes high-profile superhero continuations, investigative true crime, and special anniversary celebrations. The following list highlights the series, specials, and documentaries scheduled to premiere between March 23 and March 29.

‘Mystery Road: Origin’ (2022)

Acorn TV is scheduled to premiere the second season of ‘Mystery Road: Origin’ on March 23. This series serves as a prequel to the popular ‘Mystery Road’ franchise and follows the early career of detective Jay Swan. The plot centers on a young police officer who returns to a remote town inhabited by his estranged father. It explores the professional and personal challenges he faces while working in the Australian outback.

‘Inside’ (2025)

The third season of ‘Inside’ arrives on Netflix on March 23. This competition series features various content creators who must participate in a series of challenges to win a cash prize. The show emphasizes the strategies and social interactions between the participants as they live together in a controlled environment. It continues to highlight the pressures and dynamics associated with digital fame and competitive gameplay.

‘Kountry Wayne: Nostalgia’ (2026)

The stand-up special ‘Kountry Wayne: Nostalgia’ is set to premiere on March 23 on Prime Video. Comedian Kountry Wayne delivers a new set of material that focuses on his personal history and cultural observations. The performance blends traditional stand-up with storytelling elements centered on his upbringing and family life. This special marks a significant addition to the comedian’s growing body of work in the streaming space.

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ (2025)

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ returns to Disney+ for its second season on March 24. The series follows Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer with enhanced senses who operates as a vigilante in Hell’s Kitchen. This season explores the escalating conflict between Murdock and his long-time nemesis, Wilson Fisk. As their past identities and motivations resurface, the characters must navigate a complex web of legal and physical confrontations.

‘Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special’ (2026)

Disney+ will release the ‘Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special’ on March 24 to celebrate the legacy of the hit series. Miley Cyrus returns to revisit the show that launched her career through new interviews and behind-the-scenes stories. The special includes a retrospective of archival footage from the original production years. It serves as a tribute to the cultural impact the program had on a generation of viewers.

‘Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride’ (2026)

‘Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride’ is a stand-up special premiering on Netflix on March 24. This production documents the Broadway debut of the comedian known for his sharp wit and roasting style. Unlike his traditional roast specials, this one-man show offers a more personal and narrative-driven approach to his comedy. It combines humor with reflections on his life and the evolution of his professional career.

‘The Verdict’ (2026)

A brand-new series titled ‘The Verdict’ is scheduled to debut on Vice on March 24. This program utilizes a debate format to tackle significant and often controversial topics within the world of sports. Each episode features experts and commentators who present arguments on specific historical or current sporting events. The show aims to provide viewers with multiple perspectives on the most debated moments in athletic history.

‘Heartbreak High’ (2022)

The third season of ‘Heartbreak High’ premieres on Netflix on March 25. This reimagining of the classic Australian series continues to follow a group of students at Hartley High as they navigate social issues and personal relationships. The storyline focuses on the complexities of identity, romance, and the challenges of modern adolescence. The show remains known for its diverse cast and contemporary approach to teen drama.

‘Homicidio New York’ (2024)

‘Homicide: New York’ returns for its second season on Netflix on March 25. This docuseries features real-life murder cases as recounted by the investigators and prosecutors who handled them. Each episode focuses on a specific high-profile crime that occurred within the city of New York. The program provides a detailed look at the forensic techniques and investigative work required to solve complex homicides.

‘Bait’ (2026)

Prime Video debuts the new series ‘Bait’ on March 25. The narrative follows the life of a professional actor whose trajectory is fundamentally altered following a high-stakes audition. As the character navigates the fallout of this event, his personal and professional worlds begin to spiral out of control. The series explores themes of ambition and the psychological toll of the entertainment industry.

‘Love Overboard’ (2026)

ABC premieres the new reality series ‘Love Overboard’ on March 26. In this competition-based dating show, several singles live and interact aboard a luxury yacht while searching for a romantic connection. The contestants participate in various social activities and challenges designed to test their compatibility. The show follows the developing relationships and the inevitable drama that arises in the confined setting.

‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ (2026)

‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ is a new series debuting on Netflix on March 26. This horror-themed production centers on the events leading up to a wedding that is destined for disaster. The narrative uses suspense and atmospheric tension to build toward a catastrophic climax. It explores the psychological fractures within the group as the wedding date approaches.

‘Detective Hole’ (2026)

The new series ‘Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole’ arrives on Netflix on March 26. Based on the acclaimed novels, the story follows a troubled and brilliant detective named Harry Hole. He is tasked with hunting down a dangerous serial killer operating within the city. The show delves into the dark and gritty world of Nordic noir, focusing on the protagonist’s investigative methods and personal demons.

‘Born to Bowl’ (2026)

The new docuseries ‘Born to Bowl’ is set to premiere on March 26. This program follows a group of professional bowlers as they travel and compete on the national tour. It highlights the physical and mental discipline required to excel in the sport of professional bowling. The series also provides an intimate look at the personal lives and financial stakes involved for the athletes on the circuit.

‘For All Mankind’ (2019)

Apple TV+ returns with the fifth season of ‘For All Mankind’ on March 27. This alternate-history drama presents a world where the global space race between the United States and the Soviet Union never concluded. The new season continues to advance the timeline, exploring human expansion further into the solar system. It remains focused on the political, social, and scientific implications of a sustained lunar and Martian presence.

‘House of David’ (2025)

The second season of ‘House of David’ premieres on March 27 on Prime Video. This biblical drama chronicles the rise of David from a simple shepherd to the King of Israel. The plot focuses on the political intrigue and spiritual conflicts that define his path to power. It explores the relationships between key biblical figures and the challenges of leadership in the ancient world.

‘Color Theories by Julio Torres’ (2026)

The stand-up special ‘Color Theories by Julio Torres’ premieres on March 27. Julio Torres brings his unique and whimsical perspective to the stage, using color as a central theme for his observations. The performance incorporates visual elements and surreal humor to explore everyday life and societal norms. This special follows the artist’s previous success in creating distinct, high-concept comedic content.

‘Betrayal: Secrets & Lies’ (2026)

ABC debuts the new docuseries ‘Betrayal: Secrets & Lies’ on March 29. The series presents real-life accounts of people who have experienced profound betrayal from those closest to them. Each episode features interviews with survivors who share their stories of deception and their subsequent paths to recovery. The program aims to explore the emotional and psychological impact of broken trust within various types of relationships.

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