The television schedule for 2026 includes a wide variety of new and returning scripted series across multiple streaming platforms. After major shows wrapped up their stories in 2025, the new broadcast calendar brings a packed lineup from early winter through the fall season. For details regarding specific international releases, including Turkish historical dramas, these are not specified in the source; please check the official notice.
What's new
The year begins with premiering titles and returning dramas. Viewers can tune into HBO and HBO Max for The Pitt, Industry, and the Game of Thrones prequel A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Netflix offers a two-part fourth season of Bridgerton as well as a reimagining of Little House on the Prairie. Meanwhile, Peacock features Keke Palmer in The Burbs alongside the archaeological comedy Dig starring Amy Poehler.
About the series
Apple TV brings back several ongoing series, including Season 3 of Shrinking, Season 2 of The Last Thing He Told Me, Dark Matter Season 2, and Season 3 of Silo. In addition, the golf comedy Stick returns for its second season on November 4, bringing Rhea Seehorn into the cast alongside lead Owen Wilson and new additions like Billy Zane and John Higgins.
What to expect
The fall lineup highlights prominent period pieces and book adaptations:
- The Gilded Age Season 4: Returning November 1 on HBO Max, this season follows up on major character developments involving Marian, Larry, George, Bertha, Gladys, and Peggy.
- Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3: Premiering November 20 on Disney+, this installment adapts Rick Riordan's The Titan's Curse and promises a darker tone, with Kate McKinnon appearing as Aphrodite.
- Summer & Fall Releases: Highlights include the third season of My Life With the Walter Boys and DC's Lanterns debuting in August.
Source: turkish drama series trailer - BingNews · Published October 29, 2026 · Photo by BoliviaInteligente on Unsplash
