Your warm summer evenings will definitely brighten up the serial premieres – there will be a lot of them. From the South Korean version of Paper House to the House of Thrones prequel about House Targaryen, here’s what we’re watching this spring!
The Boys Season 3 (June 4)
The sequel to the daring series based on Garth Ennis’s comic book about a platoon of mere mortals and replacing corrupt superheroes in tights. By the way, the creators promise that a new character will appear in the third season – the Soldier, performed by Jensen Ackles (“Supernatural”).
“Miss Marvel” (June 8)
Pakistani-American and Jersey Muslim Kamala Khan gained superpowers after being exposed to Terrigen Mist. When unleashed by Black Bolt, the ruler of the superhumans, he awakened ancient genes in humans. As a result, Kamala gained the ability to stretch her body and change her appearance. A new series from Disney+ and Marvel.
Mockumentary (June 9th)
Yulia Zaitseva since childhood dreamed of becoming a top-notch star and winning an Oscar, but so far she has only managed to act in third-rate soap operas and is sure that her bad manager is to blame for everything. Comedy from Premier with Yulia Volkova, Mikhail Troinik and others.
“Doing God’s Works” (June 15)
Melissa McCarthy in a comedy about an ordinary tech support professional whose life is changed by two major events: She begins an office romance with a colleague and also becomes a harbinger of the Lord himself. And all this against the backdrop of the impending doom.
“Old Man” (June 16)
An action drama starring Jeff Bridges as a long-time retired CIA agent who one day finds a group of assassins sent to take him down on his doorstep. He realizes that the past reminds him again and is forced to take up arms.
The Umbrella Academy Season 3 (June 23)
The superhero school team is back. And in the third season, events will unfold in the Oblivion Hotel, from which it is impossible to escape.
“Paper House: Korea” (June 24)
South Korean version of the Spanish Netflix hit. The Professor plans an ambitious heist and recruits unusual accomplices to the team. But of course, not everything goes according to plan when the robbers are forced to take hostages.
Single Building Murders Season 2 (June 29)
Selena Gomez, Martin Short and Steve Martin are in the sequel to the Hulu detective comedy series. The plot revolves around three residents of a luxury high-rise in Manhattan who love detective stories and one day find themselves in the investigation of a mysterious case.
Stranger Things Season 4 (July 1)
On the first day of July, the world will see the second episode of the penultimate season of Stranger Things. Once it all started with a mysterious disappearance that was investigated by a group of teenagers, and since then their struggle with otherworldly forces has not ended.
“Saint Evita” (July 26)
Do you know Natalia Oreiro in the lead role? This is a story about the turbulent life of the legendary actress Eva Peron, the first lady of Argentina.
“She-Hulk” (August 17)
Bruce Banner, step aside. In the comics, under the female version of the Hulk, Jennifer Walters was hiding – her cousin took some of her powers when she transferred her blood to him and saved him after the attack by the bandits. The main role went to Tatiana Maslany (“Dark Child”), and Mark Ruffalo will also appear in the series.
“Dragon House” (August 21)
Perhaps the main series of the upcoming summer season. The Game of Thrones prequel is based on George RR Martin’s Fire and Blood (2018), which tells the story of the Targaryen dynasty (who is our Daenerys Stormborn) set and ruled 300 years before A Song of Ice and Fire. Westeros was long before the Lannisters, where the Starks and other households arose. As the project’s demonstrators report, the “Dragon House” will supposedly show the dragon dance – a civil war between the two branches of the house of power. Paddy Considine (Peaky Blinders), Emma D’Arcy (Truth Seekers), Matt Smith (The Crown) and others will star in the HBO series.
“Tales of the Walking Dead”
The Walking Dead universe is expanding, and Stories will be an almanac of standalone episodes featuring new and old characters from the show. Incidentally, the head of the show was Channing Powell, who worked on the original show.
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Source: People Talk
