And now a new wonderful spring season has arrived, which in 2026 finally turned the series from TOP distributors into a battlefield of giants among themselves. While Apple TV+ is showering viewers with multi-million science fiction, Netflix and HBO are pulling out their most high-profile franchises. This season of spring premieres proves: the best series of 2026 are coming out right now. A nice bonus for the viewer:
And now a new wonderful spring season has arrived, in 2026 finally turning the series from TOP distributors into a battlefield of giants among themselves. While Apple TV+ is showering viewers with multi-million science fiction, Netflix and HBO are pulling out their most high-profile franchises. This season of spring premieres proves: the best series of 2026 are coming out right now.
A nice bonus for the viewer: the industry has finally adapted, and now the official release of almost every major project is accompanied by different languages, including luxurious Ukrainian dubbing. There is no need to look for amateur voiceovers anymore. If you haven’t decided what to watch this spring, keep the ultimate guide to the hottest releases.
Genre: Detectives and Thrillers
1. The White Lotus, Season 3

- Platform: HBO/Max
- Release date: March 3, 2026 (already in production and available for viewing in theaters)
- Why it’s worth watching: Top-notch satire has moved to Thailand.
- First review: Those who have already watched the first two episodes will confirm that Mike White has outdone himself again. The tension between the rich against the backdrop of Buddhist temples is off the charts, and the new cast (with the unsurpassed Carrie Coon ) performs at a 9.5/10. This is an absolute hit of March.
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2. The Gentlemen, Season 2

- Platform: Netflix
- Release date: March 12, 2026 (already in progress)
- Why it’s worth watching: The genius Guy Ritchie takes us back to the world of aristocratic crime.
- First review: The dynamics have become even more frantic. Duke Halstead expands his empire while facing the Colombian cartels. The English humor, perfect costumes and the trademark torn editing are all in place.
3. Monster: The Ed Gein Story (Monster: Season 3)

- Platform: Netflix
- Release date: May 2026
- Why thriller fans should wait and watch: Charlie Hunnam as one of America’s most terrifying maniacs.
- What: Ryan Murphy continues his spooky anthology series. Season three will immerse us in the mind of Ed Gein, whose story inspired Psycho and The Silence of the Lambs. Expectations among true-crime fans are skyrocketing.
Category: Fantasy and Sci-Fi
4. Wednesday, Season 2

- Platform: Netflix
- Release date: April 2026
- Why it’s worth the wait (I think this question is rhetorical): Let’s say it without spoilers – More horror, less teenage romance.
- What it’s about (in case anyone didn’t know): Many of us have been waiting two years for this new Netflix series in April. Jenna Ortega promised that the second season of Nevermore Academy would be much darker. The Addams Family would get more screen time, and Wednesday would face a new, even more dangerous werewolf monster.
5. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

- Platform: HBO/Max
- Release date: May 2026
- Why it’s worth the wait: The long-awaited Game of Thrones spin-off with a huge budget.
- What it’s about: Set centuries before the original series, it’s the story of the wandering knight Dunk and his squire Egg (the future King Aegon V Targaryen). Unlike House of the Dragon, it promises more adventure and travel across Westeros.
6. Foundation, Season 3

- Platform: Apple TV+
- Release date: April 2026
- Why it’s worth the wait: Probably the most beautifully crafted science fiction on modern television from Apple.
- What: The film adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s epic cycle reaches a new level. The Galactic Empire is reeling, and the Moolah (a powerful mutant) begins to destroy all of Hari Seldon’s plans. The visual effects promise to be on par with cinematic blockbusters.
7. Silo, Season 3

- Platform: Apple TV+
- Release date: May 2026
- Why it’s worth the wait: We’ll finally learn the truth about the other bunkers.
- What it’s about: Juliet continues her fight outside her home Vault. Season three promises to reveal the main mystery of who exactly destroyed the Earth and why these underground cities were actually built.
Genre: Comedies and Dramas
8. The Bear, Season 4

- Platform: FX / Hulu (Disney+)
- Release date: March 2026 (already out and you can start watching)
- Why you should watch: The most stressful and brilliant kitchen series.
- First review: Carmi is on the verge of a nervous breakdown again, trying to keep a Michelin star for his restaurant. The new series is a breath of fresh air – it’s pure adrenaline, spiced up with Jeremy Allen White’s brilliant acting.
9. Emily in Paris, Season 5

- Platform: Netflix
- Release date: April 2026
- Why it’s worth the wait: A light spring vibe and impeccable wardrobe from the actors that everyone will copy.
- What it’s about: After a Roman vacation in season four, Emily returns to Paris (or tries to tear herself away from the two cities). Perfect for an evening when you just want to relax your brain and look at the beautiful world.
10. Shrinking, Season 3

- Platform: Apple TV+
- Release date: April 2026
- Why it’s worth the wait: Harrison Ford, who makes brilliant jokes with a stone face (a kind of laughter therapy).
- What: A sequel to the warm comedy about psychotherapists who need help just as much as their patients. The writers promise even more absurd situations and touching moments.
Release Calendar: Top 5 Spring Premieres
Save this table so you don’t miss when the main series premieres are released – spring 2026:
| Series name | Genre | Estimated premiere date | Where to watch |
| Wednesday (Season 2) | Fantasy, Horror | April 2026 | Netflix |
| Foundation (Season 3) | Sci-Fi, Drama | April 2026 | Apple TV+ |
| Emily in Paris (Season 5) | Comedy, Melodrama | April 2026 | Netflix |
| Knight of the Seven Kingdoms | Fantasy, Adventure | May 2026 | HBO / Max |
| Monster: The Ed Gein Story | Thriller, True Crime | May 2026 | Netflix |
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions from Viewers
What new Netflix releases will be released in April 2026?
The main hit of April on Netflix is the long-awaited second season of “Wednesday”, as well as the sequel to the light comedy “Emily in Paris”. We recommend watching the trailer now on the official YouTube channel of the platform.
What to watch in spring 2026 if you like Game of Thrones?
Your obvious choice is HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, a massive new prequel in George R.R. Martin’s universe that launches in May.
Has the cost of streaming subscriptions changed?
Many are wondering if the price has increased. Fortunately, the Netflix subscription price in Ukraine in 2026 remains stable (from 4.99 euros for the basic plan), which makes legal viewing in high quality and with Ukrainian dubbing very affordable.
And which premiere are you most looking forward to this spring: the gloomy “Wednesday” or the epic dragons from HBO? Write your favorites in the comments!
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