7 Addictive TV Shows to Devour This April Including 'Insane' Netflix Crime Series
Spring has officially arrived, and television is blooming with an array of captivating series that will make you want to stay indoors. As temperatures rise, this April brings a lineup of brilliant TV that is impossible to resist, promising endless hours of binge-watching from the comfort of your bed.
Return to Gilead with The Testaments
When The Handmaid's Tale concluded last year, many thought they were done with the dystopian world of Gilead. However, The Testaments has reignited interest with its gripping trailer and compelling narrative. Set 15 years after the original series, this sequel features breakout star Chase Infiniti and premieres on Wednesday, April 8, on Disney Plus.
Welcome Back to the Jungle
After a three-year hiatus, I'm A Celebrity South Africa returns for its second season. This all-stars series on ITV1 and ITVX promises mayhem with contestants like Gemma Collins, Harry Redknapp, and Scarlett Moffatt. Launching on Monday, April 6, at 9 PM, it's set to deliver thrilling entertainment.
Race Across The World Returns
For those who love wanderlust and emotional journeys, Race Across The World is back on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. This competition explores self-discovery as teams traverse the globe, sharing heartwarming and gut-wrenching stories. Tune in every Thursday starting April 2 at 8 PM.
Big Mistakes: A New Netflix Crime Series
Created by Dan Levy, Big Mistakes is an 'insane' Netflix crime series about siblings blackmailed into organized crime. Co-created with Rachel Sennott, this show is generating significant buzz and premieres on Thursday, April 9, on Netflix.
Life's Still Unfair: Malcolm in the Middle Revival
Millennials rejoice as Malcolm in the Middle returns with a reboot titled Life's Still Unfair. Featuring Frankie Muniz and Bryan Cranston, this sitcom revival aims to capture the relatability of the original. It premieres on Friday, April 10, on Disney Plus.
Euphoria Season 3: A Gritty Comeback
After a four-year gap, Euphoria returns for its third season on HBO Max. Starring Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, and Sydney Sweeney, this season takes a darker turn as characters enter adulthood. It includes a posthumous performance by Eric Dane and premieres on Sunday, April 12.
Unchosen: A Chilling Netflix Thriller
Following hits like Baby Reindeer, Netflix releases Unchosen, a psychological thriller set in modern-day England. The story follows Rosie, played by Molly Windsor, in a religious cult, and premieres on Tuesday, April 21, on Netflix.
With such a diverse lineup, April 2026 is set to be a month filled with must-watch TV across various streaming platforms and channels.
