You can't go wrong with grabbing a blanket and snuggling up to binge-watch a good drama on telly. In recent times, there have been some spectacular ones to watch, from Line of Duty to Happy Valley, The Suspect to Slow Horses. But assuming you've already watched all of those by now, what new TV dramas have you got to look forward to?
From new BBC dramas to streaming successes, our TV expert is here to give you the low-down on all of the exciting new and returning programmes you should be keeping your eyes peeled for in the coming months and beyond.
Best new TV dramas 2025:
In Flight
Channel: Channel 4
Release date: Tuesday 12th August 2025
Cast: Katherine Kelly, Stuart Martin, Ashley Thomas, Bronagh Waugh, Harry Cadby, Corinna Brown, Ambreen Razia
Number of episodes: 6
A flight attendant reluctantly enters the dangerous world of organised crime to protect her son, who’s in prison for a murder he insists he didn’t commit, in In Flight, the gripping new Channel 4 drama. With hit men, drug smuggling and dangerous threats, will she be able to protect those she loves?
Hostage
Channel: Netflix
Release date: Monday 21st August 2025
Cast: Suranne Jones, Julie Delpy, Corey Mylchreest, Ashley Thomas, Jehnney Beth, James Cosmo, Isobel Akuwudike
Number of episodes: 5
In Hostage, the British Prime Minister's (Suranne Jones') husband is kidnapped during a state visit from the French Prime Minister (Julie Delpy) .It's got a cool cast including actor and rapper Ashley "Bashy" Thomas and Corey Mylchreest (who played a young King George in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story).
Down Cemetery Road
Channel: Apple TV+
Release date: Wednesday 29th October 2025
Cast: Ruth Wilson, Emma Thompson, Adeel Akhtar, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Tom Goodman-Hill, Darren Boyd, Tom Riley, Adam Godley, Sinead Matthews, Ken Nwosu, Fehinti Balogun, Aiysha Hart, Steven Cree
Number of episodes: 8
Based on the novel Down Cemetery Road
Slow Horses (series 5)
Channel: Apple TV+
Release date: Wednesday 24th September 2025
Cast: Gary Oldman, Jack Lowden, Kristin Scott Thomas, Rosalind Eleazar, Saskia Reeves, Christopher Chung, Aimee-Ffion Edwards, Ruth Bradley, James Callis, Jonathan Pryce, Samuel West, Tom Brooke, Joanna Scanlan
Number of episodes: 6
Get ready for some top-tier drama and more of Jackson Lamb's piercing putdowns in Slow Horses series 5. With stellar performances from the whole cast including Jack Lowden, Saksia Reeves and Gary Oldman, the show just keeps getting better and better.
The Guest
Channel: BBC
Release date: 2025
Cast: Eve Myles, Gabrielle Creevy, Siôn Daniel Young, Emun Elliott, Catherine Ayers, Julian Lewis Jones, Bethan Mary-James, Joseph Ollman, Clive Russell
Number of episodes: 4
The Guest is expected to be one of the best new dramas on TV and focuses on a toxic working relationship between a manager and a young employee. The gripping Welsh series explores a toxic working relationship between a high-powered manager and a young employee, promising plenty of twists and emotional tension. It stars Eve Myles – who’s having a busy year with several shows hitting our screens – alongside rising star Gabrielle Creevy.
Falling
Channel: Channel 4
Release date: 2025
Cast: Keeley Hawes, Paapa Essiedu, Rakie Ayloa, Jason Watkins, Niamh Cusack, Adrian Scarborough, David Dawson, Susan Brown, Holly Rhys, Sandra Voe, Shayde Sinclair
Number of episodes: 6
What do you get when you combine the moving writing of Jack Thorne and the acting talent of Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu? Some brilliant new drama, of course! Falling is a forbidden love story where a nun and a priest fall for each other.
Frauds
Channel: ITV1
Release date: 2025
Cast: Suranne Jones, Jodie Whittaker, Elizabeth Berrington, Talisa García, Christian Cooke, Lee Boardman, Karan Gill, Kate Fleetwood, Abdul Salis, Thais Martin, Javier Taboada
Number of episodes: 6
Meet the next generation's Thelma and Louise in Frauds, a show about two friends (one who is ill and has just left prison and the other who longs for a quiet life) who go on the adventure of a lifetime to commit one final heist. With Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker leading the new drama, it's bound to be epic!
Riot Women
Channel: BBC One
Release date: 2025
Cast: Lorraine Ashbourne, Joanna Scanlan, Amelia Bullmore, Tamsin Greig, Rosalie Craig, Peter Davison, Claire Skinner, Angel Coulby, Taj Atwal, Melanie La Barrie, Chandeep Uppal, Oliver Huntingdon, Tony Hirst, Shannon Lavelle, Amit Shah
Number of episodes: 6
As a huge fan of Sally Wainwright's Happy Valley and Last Tango in Halifax, I'm beyond excited to watch her new drama Riot Women, which is also filmed in Yorkshire. It's about a group of middle-aged women who create a makeshift punk-rock band to enter a talent competition and it's got a stellar cast!
The Rumour
Channel: 5
Release date: 2025
Cast: Rachel Shenton, Emily Atak, Joanne Whaley, Samuel Anderson, Ellie Haddington, Lucy Speed, Liza Sadovy, Carryl Thomas
Number of episodes: 5
Based on Lesley Kara's bestselling book of the same name, a mum moves to a new area and uses the gossip that a convicted child killer is hiding in plain sight to bond with other mums in The Rumour. However, sharing this information lands the parent in hot water.
The Hack
Channel: ITV1
Release date: 2025
Cast: David Tennant, Robert Carlyle, Toby Jones, Rose Leslie, Eve Myles, Lee Ingleby, Dougray Scott, Lisa McGrillis, Katherine Kelly, Ace Bhatti, Charlie Brooks, Steve Pemberton
Number of episodes: 6
ITV have been producing some fantastic dramas that are based on true stories and one of their next instalments, The Hack, promises to be as big as Mr Bates vs The Post Office. With an impressive all-star cast, this programme will follow a journalist as he uncovers the News of the World phone hacking scandal.
The Seven Dials Mystery
Channel: Netflix
Release date: 2025
Cast: Mia McKenna-Bruce, Helena Bonham Carter, Martin Freeman, Edward Bluemel, Nyasha Hatendi, Guy Siner, Alex Macqueen, Corey Mylchreest
Number of episodes: 3
Broadchurch writer Chris Chibnall is bringing Agatha Christie's Seven Dials Mystery characters to the streaming service with a star-filled cast.
Cold Water
Channel: ITV1
Release date: 2025
Cast: Andrew Lincoln, Indira Varma, Eve Myles, Ewen Bremner
Number of episodes: 6
Looking for a chilling new drama? Cold Water marks Andrew Lincoln's return to television as a man who moves to a new town in search of a more fulfilling life, only to become obsessed with his seemingly perfect new neighbour who is harbouring dark secrets.
Playing Nice
Channel: ITV1 and ITVX
Release date: Sunday 5th January 2025
Cast: James Norton, Niamh Algar, James McArdle, Jessica Brown Findlay
Number of episodes: 4
Playing Nice is psychological thriller is set in Cornwall and focuses on the moral quandary that two couples face after finding out that their toddlers were switched at birth. It's based on the bestselling book of the same name and is produced by STUDIOCANAL and Rabbit Track Pictures, James Norton and Kitty Kaletsky's production company.
Out There
Channel: ITV1 and ITVX
Release date: Sunday 5th January 2025
Cast: Martin Clunes, Louis Ashbourne Serkis, Carly-Sophia Davis, Natalia Kostrzewa, Mark Lewis Jones, Gerran Howell, Michael Obiora, Eiry Thomas, Sharon Morgan, Marcin Zarzeczny, Jack Parry-Jones, Silas Carson
Number of episodes: 6
Martin Clunes plays a Welsh farmer whose son (played by Louis Ashbourne Serkis, real-life son of actors Lorraine Ashbourne and Andy Serkis) has got caught up with a group of drug dealers in Out There.
Miss Austen
Channel: BBC One and BBC iPlayer
Release date: Sunday 2nd February 2025
Cast: Keeley Hawes, Patsy Ferran, Jessica Hynes, Rose Leslie Mirren Mack, Liv Hill, Synnøve Karlsen, Phyllis Logan, Kevin McNally, Alfred Enoch, Max Irons
Number of episodes: 4
Jane Austen fans rejoice for there's a new 4-part drama called Miss Austen, coming to the BBC! Adapted from Gill Hornby's bestselling book of the same name, it's follows Jane and her sister Cassandra.
Unforgotten (series 6)
Channel: ITV1 AND ITVX
Release date: Sunday 9th February 2025
Cast: Sanjeev Bhaskar, Sinéad Keenan, Victoria Hamilton, MyAnna Buring, Elham Elas, Max Fairley, Pippa Nixon, Jordan Long, Carolina Main, Georgia McKenzie, Andrew Lancel, Kate Robbins, Emmett J. Scanlan, Michele Dotrice, Jan Francis, Damien Moloney
Number of episodes: 6
We'll join Sunny and Jessie as they work to solve a murder case as a spine is dredged out of Whitney Marsh in Unforgotten series 6. As usual, there's a fantastic cast, including four main suspects who are unexpectedly linked, and all have secrets to hide.
Am I Being Unreasonable? (series 2)
Channel: BBC One
Release date: Wednesday 5th February 2025
Cast: Daisy May Cooper, Selin Hizili, Lenny Rush, Dustin Demri-Burns, Juliet Cowan, David Fynn, Phil Dunning, Beatie Edney, Amanda Wilkin, Helen Ann Bauer, Marek Larwood, Karla Crome, Georgie Glen, Chelsea Peretti, Tom Davis, Denise Black, Jamali Maddix, Kojey Radical, Charlie Cooper
Number of episodes: 6
Will the ghosts of Nic’s past finally catch up with her, or will she get away with murder? Series 2 of the thriller-comedy from the minds of Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizili returns with some exciting guest stars. If you're after something funny, messy and with a twist, this is the show for you!
Virdee
Channel: BBC One and BBC iPlayer
Release date: Monday 10th February 2025
Cast: Staz Nair, Aysha Kala Nina Singh, Elizabeth Berrington, Danyal Ismail, Kulvinder Ghir, Vikash Bhai, Sudha Buchar
Number of episodes: 6
Bradford-based Virdee is an action-packed thriller which follows the stressful work and personal life of DCI Harry Virdee (played by former X Factor Contestant Staz Nair) a Sikh man who's been disowned by his family for marrying a Muslim woman.
Toxic Town
Channel: Netflix
Release date: Thursday 27th February 2025
Cast: Jodie Whittaker, Aimee Lou Wood, Brendan Coyle, Robert Carlyle, Rory Kinnear, Karla Crome, Claudia Jessie, Matthew Durkan, Joe Dempsie, Michael Socha
Number of episodes: 4
Based on a true story of the Corby poisonings, Toxic Town follows mothers fighting for justice as their children were born with deformities when toxic waste was dumped in the area. The show has an exceptional cast and is written by Jack Thorne (National Treasure, Kiri).
The Bay (series 5)
Channel: ITV1
Release date: Sunday 2nd March 2025
Cast: Marsha Thomason, Daniel Ryan, Leanne Best, David Troughton, Barry Sloane, Neil Maskell, Stephen Wight, Ceallach Spellman, Erin Shanagher, Andrew Dowbiggin, Suzanne Packer, Georgia Scholes, David Carpenter, Emme Hayes, Tara Lynne O’Neill
Number of episodes: 6
Another returning drama we're looking forward to is The Bay. In series 5 we see family liaison officer DS Jenn Townsend dealing with her own grief whilst trying to solve a case and help the family of a dead young woman. Meanwhile, Tony is in a loving new relationship, but things are far from ideal at work due to budget cuts.
Fear
Channel: Prime Video
Release date: Wednesday 5th March 2025
Cast: Martin Compston, Anjli Mohindra, Solly McLeod, James Cosmo, Daniel Portman, Anneika Rose, Bhav Joshi, Maureen Beattie
Number of episodes: 3
When a young family move from London to Glasgow, they are watched by an intrusive neighbour who's intent on destroying their happy lives. But why? Find out in Fear on Prime Video.
This City Is Ours
Channel: BBC
Release date: Sunday 23rd March 2025
Cast: James Nelson-Joyce, Sean Bean, Hannah Onslow, Jack McMullen, Julie Graham, Saoirse-Monica, Jackson, Laura Aikman, Darci Shaw, Bobby Schofield, Kevin Harvey, Stephen Walters
Number of episodes: 8
A dark, gritty gang drama dubbed "a love letter to Liverpool" by its star James Nelson Joyce. This City Is Ours follows an organised crime group as they deal with a missing shipment that leads to bigger changes...
I, Jack Wright
Channel: Alibi
Release date: Wednesday 23rd April 2025
Cast: John Simm, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Daniel Rigby, Trevor Eve, Liz Kingsman, Ruby Ashbourne-Serkis, Harry Lloyd, Rakhee Thakrar, Zoë Tapper, James Fleet, Gemma Jones, Sabrina Bartlett, Percelle Ascott
Number of episodes: 6
Unforgotten creator Chris Lang has written a brand new drama called I, Jack Wright, which zooms in on family life after a murdered patriarch's will excludes his third wife and grown-up sons from inheriting anything.
Malpractice (series 2)
Channel: ITV
Release date: Sunday 4th May 2025
Cast: Tom Hughes, Helen Behan, Jordan Kouamé, Selin Hizli, Ac Bhatti, Adei Bundy, Rick Warden
Number of episodes: 6
ITV's hit medical drama Malpractice is back for series 2, this time the spotlight falls on Victoria star Tom Hughes, who plays an on-call psychiatric registrar facing an impossible situation. He’s caught between the postnatal check-up of an anxious new mother and the sectioning of a psychotic patient, which leads to tragic consequences.
The Game
Channel: Channel 5
Release date: Monday 12th May 2025
Cast: Robson Green, Jason Watkins, Sunetra Sarker
Number of episodes: 4
Dubbed a cat-and-mouse psychological thriller, The Game follows Huw Miller, a retired cop played by Jason Watkins, who’s still haunted by a disturbing case he never solved - one involving a menacing stalker and killer. Things spiral when his new neighbour Patrick Harbottle (Robson Green), shows up and Huw becomes fixated on him after he utters the chilling phrase: "Catch you later".
Code of Silence
Channel: ITV1
Release date: Sunday 18th May 2025
Cast: Rose Ayling-Ellis, Kieron Moore, Charlotte Ritchie, Andrew Buchan, Nathan Armarkwei Laryea, Joe Absolom, Andrew Scarborough, Fifi Garfield, Rolf Choutan
Number of episodes: 6
Former EastEnders star and Strictly Come Dancing star Rose Ayling-Ellis plays Alison, who finds herself embroiled in a high-stakes undercover operation when the police employ her for her lip-reading talents.
TV dramas I'd recommend from 2024:
While you wait for the exciting new TV dramas to land on our screens, take a look back at some of our favourite shows from last year:
Fool Me Once, Netflix
Netflix drama Fool Me Once is written by Harlan Coben and tells the story of Maya Stern (Michelle Keegan) as she grapples with the brutal murder of her husband, Joe (Richard Armitage). Maya's journey takes a startling turn when she installs a nanny-cam to watch over her young daughter, only to witness a man she believes to be her deceased husband inside her home.
Detective Sergeant Sami Kierce (Adeel Akhtar), spearheads the homicide investigation into Joe's death while wrestling with his own concealed secrets. Maya's niece and nephew, Abby and Daniel, embark on a quest to unearth the truth behind their mother's murder several months earlier. The burning question remains: Could these two cases be interlinked?
The cast also includes Joanna Lumley, Dino Fetscher, Natalie Anderson and Emmett J. Scanlan.
The Tourist, series 2, BBC
The Tourist, stars Jamie Dornan (Fifty Shades of Grey, The Fall) and Danielle Macdonald (Dumplin', Unbelievable). Series 1 was set in South Australia and began with a man waking up in hospital and having no recollection of who he is and why he's there.
This series however, is set amongst the stunning backdrop of Ireland and follows Elliott (Dornan) and Helen (Macdonald) as they try to uncover his true identity, but they become trapped in the consequences of his past.
Criminal Record, Apple TV+
A mysterious phone call leads DS June Lenker into a fight to correct an old miscarriage of justice with a well-connected DCI Daniel Hegarty, who's trying to protect his reputation.
Cush Jumbo (The Good Fight, Stay Close) and Peter Capaldi (Doctor Who, The Thick of It) are good friends who wanted to work together again, so they teamed up with writer Paul Rutman and created this show for Apple TV+.
After The Flood, ITV
This brand new TV series focuses on a town that's been hit by a devastating flood. A body of a man is found in an underground car park where PC Joanna Marshall (Sophie Rundle) believes he was murdered, not trapped in the rising waters.
Actress Sophie Rundle (Peaky Blinders and Happy Valley) said: "I am really thrilled to be joining After the Flood. Jo is a brilliantly bold, compelling protagonist. The story is sharp, intriguing and articulate about the climate crisis and the impact on the communities it is directly affecting. There are so many people I’m really looking forward to working with on this project, I can’t wait to get started."
Trigger Point, series 2, ITV
Trigger Point is back with a bang! Vicky McClure takes centre stage as Lana Washington and other returning cast members include Eric Shango as Danny, Nabil Elouahabi as Hassan Rahim, Kerry Godliman as Sonia Reeves and Mark Stanley as DI Thom Youngblood.
Newbies joining Vicky McClure are Natalie Simpson, Julian Ovenden and Tomiwa Edun.
One Day, Netflix
Ambika Mod (This is Going to Hurt) and Leo Woodall (The White Lotus) play Emma and Dexter, two people who met at uni who decide to meet up every year on the 15th July. It's based on the book of the same name by David Nicholls and there's also a 2011 film version starring Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess.
The Way, BBC
Created Michael Sheen, James Graham and documentarian Adam Curtis, this Welsh drama "tells the story of an ordinary family caught up in an extraordinary chain of events that ripple out from their home town", according to the synopsis.
It has a stellar cast including Steffan Rhodri, Luke Evans, Aneurin Barnard, Callum Scott Howells, Sophie Meville, Mali Harries and Georgia Tennant, as well as Michael Sheen himself.
Breathtaking, ITV
Written by Jed Mercurio (creator of Bodyguard and Line Of Duty), ITV's Breathtaking is based on Dr Rachel Clarke's memoir, detailing the early days of the pandemic. The cast is led by Joanne Froggart who plays Dr Abbey Henderson.
This Town, BBC
Written by Peaky Blinders' Steven Knight, this show is full of nostalgia. It stars Michelle Dockery from Downton Abbey, Ben Rose, Nicholas Pinnock, David Dawson and Geraldine James to name a few.
The BBC said: 'This Town tells the story of an extended family and four young people who are drawn into the music scene which exploded from the grass roots of Coventry and Birmingham in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, uniting black, white and Asian youths.'
Ripley, Netflix
Andrew Scott leads the cast of Ripley, in an adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's bestselling The Talented Mr. Ripley (published in 1944). He's joined by Dakota Fanning and Johnny Flynn.
Netflix says: "Tom Ripley, a grifter scraping by in early 1960s New York, is hired by a wealthy man to travel to Italy to try to convince his vagabond son to return home. Tom's acceptance of the job is the first step into a complex life of deceit, fraud and murder."
Blue Lights, series 2, BBC
After a fantastically gripping and compelling first series, the BBC has decided to recommission Blue Lights, a police procedural in Northern Ireland that follows a bunch of new recruits as they join the force, for not one but three more series!
Most of the original cast will be returning for the next instalment and there is said to be six episodes. If you need to catch-up ahead of series 2, you can watch series one of Blue Lights on BBC iPlayer.
The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Sky
Sky have adapted this series from the Tattooist of Auschwitz book, which was written by Heather Morris upon learning the true story of Lale Sokolov, who was given the job of tattooing the prisoners marked for survival in arrived in Auschwitz-Birkena, 1942.
Lale (played by Harvey Keitel and Jonah Hauer-King, from World on Fire and The Little Mermaid) meets Cilka (Yali Topol Margalith) and against all odds, they develop a lifelong love for each other whilst in the most horrific situation imaginable.
The Responder, series 2, BBC
The Liverpudlian drama starring Martin Freeman as a morally-compromised first-responder will be back on our screens later this year. Joining Martin aka Chris on the night-shifts is rookie Rachel (played by Adelayo Adedayo). Marco (Josh Finan) and Casey (Emily Fairn) will also be back.
It's written by Tony Schumacher, who brings authenticity and some of his real life experiences into the creation of the show, as he was a policeman for a decade.
Bridgerton, season 3, Netflix
If you enjoyed the first two seasons of this raunchy Netflix regency drama, you'll be pleased to know that the third instalment of Bridgerton is on the way.
Season 1 was Daphne and the Duke's story (with leads Phoebe Dyenvor and Regé-Jean Page) and Anthony and Kate's enemies-to-lovers affair was the centre point of season 2 (with Jonathan Bailey and Simone Ashley playing the respective parts).
Season 3 focuses on Colin (Luke Newton) and Penelope's (Nicola Coughlan) love-story and it will be told in two parts. Initially many fans assumed that it would be Benedict's (Luke Thompson) and Sophie's story, as theirs is the third book in the series, but it seems we will have to wait longer for that one.
If you can't wait for May, why not read some of the best Bridgerton books?
Trying, series 4, Apple TV+
If you've not heard of Trying, it's a comedy-drama series on Apple TV+ that follows the journey of a couple (played by Esther Smith and Rafe Spall) who decide to adopt after IVF has failed and they are unable to conceive naturally. They are supported by a dysfunctional but loving network of family and friends.
Series 4 of Trying is set 6 years on from the adoption of Princess and Tyler and shows us how Nikki and Jason are doing as full-time, official parents to a now-teenager and her younger brother.
Insomnia, Paramount+
Vicky McClure fans are in for a treat as she returns to our screens again this year in Insomnia, the new TV drama series on Paramount+, which is based on the book of the same name by Sarah Pinborough.
The synopsis reads: "A couple of weeks before her 40th birthday, Emma stops sleeping - just as her mother had done right before she suffered a violent psychotic breakdown on the night of her own 40th birthday. Emma’s mother always told her she’d go the same way, that she had the same 'bad blood', and now Emma’s terrified it’s true."
"As events worsen, Emma’s world starts to unravel, and she realises that only by investigating the truth of her painful past can she find the answers to her present and prevent tragedy from striking a second time."
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, BBC
From the mind of author Holly Jackson comes this TV adaptation of her book (A Good Girls Guide to Murder) featuring a crime-solving teen named Pip (played by American actress Emma Myers). You'll also find the legendary Anna Maxwell-Martin from Motherland and Line of Duty and Mathew Baynton from Horrible Histories and Ghosts.
The Jetty, BBC
Jenna Coleman (best known for playing the monarch in ITV drama Victoria and companion Clara Oswald in Doctor Who) is leading this BBC show in which involves a fire, a podcast and a cold case, as well as an illicit 'love' triangle between a man and two underage girls.
Sherwood, series 2 BBC
The BBCs hugely popular crime drama Sherwood is back for another series. The first season aired in 2022 and followed the lives of residents in a former mining village community that had been fractured by the impact of two murders and the historical conflicts of the 1984 miners' strike.
You can expect a similar level of intensity from series 2 as it follows the same themes, this time focusing on the Sparrows and two new families.
Slow Horses, series 4, Apple TV+
Gary Oldman is back as Jackson Lamb, the slovenly spy in Slow Horses season 4. It promises the usual blend of comedy and high octane drama, with the first episode "(opening) with a bombing that detonates personal secrets, rocking the already unstable foundations of Slough House", according to the press release!
Grace, ITV
Brighton-based police drama Grace is back for series 4. Starring John Simm as DS Roy Grace (from the bestselling books by Peter James) and DS Glenn Branson, played by Richie Campbell.
The Tower, ITV
If, like us, you were gripped by the first two series, you'll be delighted to know that The Tower series 3 is on the way!
Joan, ITV
Sophie Turner (Game of Thrones) portrays real-life jewel thief Joan Hannington who's in a disastrous marriage with notorious criminal Gary. Joan seizes the opportunity to start a new life for herself with her 6 year old daughter when Gary goes on the run.
Arabella Horspool is a Commercial Content Writer for Yours at Bauer Media. She's a bookworm who has watched hundreds of dramas and is passionate about TV, film and theatre. She enjoys cooking, scrapbooking, playing board games and loves going on walks with her three dogs.
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