Sci Fi TV Highlights: Weekly post looking at the upcoming schedule of sci fi and fantasy shows as well as recent news and/or trailers of note. The dates and times shown below can change with little to no notice.
Premiering This Week:
Avatar: The Last Airbender (Netflix): To end the war, Aang must master earthbending — but in the Earth Kingdom, politics, secrets and hidden alliances are a battlefield of their own. All episodes will be available for streaming on Thursday.
Schedule Notes:
Wrapping up this week is Amazon’s The Legend of Vox Machina which releases the final three episodes of its fourth season on Wednesday. That one has been renewed for a fifth and final season. Also wrapping up is From on MGM+ which has its Season 4 finale on Sunday. That one has also been renewed for a fifth and final season. Below are the full listings for the current week, and you can see all of the premieres for June and beyond at this link. The two-week view of the schedule is available here.
Prime Time Sci Fi TV Listings for the Week of Jun 22 – Jun 28
Links are to the show pages on this site with additional series info, trailers, updates and more. Broadcast/Cable Listings Source: TVGuide.com
| Monday June 22 |
| No Genre Entries |
| Tuesday June 23 |
| No Genre Entries |
| Wednesday June 24 |
| The Legend of Vox Machina (Prime Video) Streaming Season 4 Finale |
| Thursday June 25 |
| Avatar: The Last Airbender (Netflix) Streaming Season 2 Premiere |
| Friday June 26 |
| Star City (Apple TV) Streaming |
| Sugar (Apple TV) Streaming |
| Saturday June 27 |
| No Genre Entries |
| Sunday June 28 |
| From (MGM+) 9:00-10:00 Season 4 Finale |
| House of the Dragon (HBO) 9:00-10:00 |
| Inteview with the Vampire (AMC) 9:00-10:00 |
| Rick and Morty (ADSW) 11:00-11:30 |
Highlights for the Week of June 29 – July 5
X-Men 97 (Disney+): Season 2 Premiere Wed Jul 1
Silo (Apple TV): Season 3 Premiere Fri Jul 3
Sci Fi TV News of Note:
Disney has picked up the animated series that is currently in the works based on popular fantasy children’s novels Warrior Cats by Erin Hunter. Those books follow five groups of ferrel cats split into clans–ThunderClan, WindClan, RiverClan, ShadowClan, and SkyClan–who often find themselves in conflict with one another. It is being produced by Publishers Coolabi Group and Tencent Video, with A.C. Bradley (What..if?) onboard as showrunner and Rodrigo Blaas (Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia) pegged as director. The series will stream on Disney+ and also air on The Disney Channel.
Peacock has given a straight-to-series order for its previously announced adaptation of the Dungeon Crawler Carl books. Here is the official logline from the series:
An alien invasion has wiped out most of humanity and any survivors are forced to fight for their lives on a sadistic intergalactic game show. Sounds bad, right? Now try doing it with bare feet and a stuck-up, self-centered, tiara-wearing talking cat as your partner. Welcome to Dungeon Crawler World: Earth, where the apocalypse will be televised … and Coast Guard vet Carl finds himself stuck with his ex-girlfriend’s award-winning show cat, Princess Donut the Queen Anne Chonk, as they try to survive the end of the world, fighting monsters, aliens, an insane A.I. and even other survivors … all for the sake of good TV. Survival is optional. Entertainment is not.
Production on that has already begun with Christopher Yost (Thor: The Dark World) set to write the series, and Seth MacFarlane (The Orville) onboard as executive producer. It will probably be targeting a late 2027 or early 2028 premiere.
DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran has commented that work has begun on a Gorilla Grodd HBO show, but what he is actually referring to is the previously announced Jimmy Olson series that acts as a spin-off from the current movies. Filming on that is set to start soon, and according to co-CEO James Gunn “It’s both a Jimmy Olsen AND a Gorilla Grodd show”. Look for that one to premiere late 2027 or early 2028.
In cancellation news, Netflix has decided not to pick up a second season of the Duffer Brothers executive-produced series The Boroughs. That one did wrap up its Season 1 storylines, but the creative team did have at least two more seasons planned. You can read more on the cancellation at this link.
In casting news, Manny Jacinto (The Acolyte), Emily Mortimer (Relic) and Thomasin McKenzie (Pantheon) have come aboard the third and final season of Amazon’s Fallout in undisclosed recurring roles.
In production news, work has begun on the second season of Apple TV’s supernatural dramedy Widow’s Bay according to the latest Production Weekly listings. That one should be targeting a mid to late 2027 premiere.
Keep up with the latest sci fi TV news and discuss current and past shows at r/SciFiTV and stay up to date on the status of all the current sci fi and fantasy shows with our Cancellation Watch posts.
Sci Fi TV Trailers:
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (Paramount+): The crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, led by Captain Christopher Pike, embarks on a series of thrilling and emotional adventures across the stars. On their journey, they will battle inner demons and external threats, encounter colorful new characters, reunite with familiar faces and confront terrifying aliens. Through it all, they strive to embrace a bright, hopeful future. Season 4 premieres July 23rd.
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