TV Shows 2025: What to Watch Now and What’s Coming

If you’re hunting for fresh episodes to binge this year, you’re in the right spot. 2025 has already dropped a mix of drama, reality, and quirky rom‑coms that are worth a click. Below you’ll find quick takes on what’s live, what’s about to hit your screen, and where to find each show without the hassle.

Must‑Watch Series Right Now

Apple TV+ surprised us with Love You to Death, a Spanish‑language rom‑com that starts at a funeral and spirals into an unexpected pregnancy and a cancer plot twist. The first episode feels a bit slow, but by episode three the chemistry between the leads clicks and the Madrid backdrop adds a fun vibe. If you like shows that mix laughs with a bit of drama, give it a try. You can stream it straight on Apple TV+ with your existing subscription.

Reality TV fans can’t miss Bigg Boss 19. Former *Anupamaa* star Gaurav Khanna entered the house with rumors that he’s the highest‑paid contestant. Whether that’s true or just hype, his calm, supportive persona makes for entertaining house dynamics. The show streams live on the official Bigg Boss platform, and you can catch daily highlight reels on YouTube if you prefer bite‑size updates.

For those craving a darker, high‑octane thriller, keep an eye on Wuthering Heights by Emerald Fennell. The teaser starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi pairs a gothic love story with a fresh original track by Charli XCX. Even though the film isn’t a TV series, the promotional clips and behind‑the‑scenes shorts are dropping on Warner Bros.’ YouTube channel, giving fans a taste before the February 2026 theatrical release. It’s the kind of buzz‑worthy content that spills over onto streaming platforms for analysis and fan theories.

What’s Coming Later in 2025

Early next year will see the launch of Notting Hill Carnival 2025 coverage on a weekly documentary series. The show promises on‑the‑ground footage, interviews with performers, and the history behind the parade. It’s a great way to experience the event if you can’t be in London, and episodes will be available on the BBC iPlayer.

Another upcoming series is the Black History Tube Map docuseries, produced by Transport for London and the Black Cultural Archives. The series dives into the 272 Black icons featured on the special map released for Black History Month. Each episode focuses on a different era, from Mary Seacole to modern sports stars. Expect it on the BBC streaming service later this summer.

Finally, sports fans should watch for the streaming of the 2025 Big Bash League highlights. Although not a traditional TV drama, the league’s weekly recap shows are packed with drama, last‑minute innings, and player interviews. You can catch them on the official cricket streaming portal without a cable subscription.

Bottom line: 2025 delivers a solid mix of romance, reality, and documentary content. Bookmark this page, check the platforms mentioned, and you’ll always know where to press play next. Happy watching!