In March, three high-profile premieres are scheduled for release at once, and they are included in our list the most anticipated series of 2024. These include the political satire “The Regime” with Kate Winslet, the spinoff “Gentlemen” by Guy Ritchie, and the film adaptation of Liu Qixin’s novel “3 Body Problem”. But there are also other projects to pay attention to: for example, the sequel to the cult animated series “X-Men” or the story of the hunt for Abraham Lincoln’s assassin. Read more about the new series releases in March in our traditional article.
Content
- 1 New series
- 2 The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin
- 3 Dead Hot
- 4 Furies
- 5 The Regime
- 6 Mary & George
- 7 Supersex
- 8 The Gentleman
- 9 The Signal
- 10 Apples Never Fall
- 11 Manhunt
- 12 X-Men ’97
- 13 Palm Royale
- 14 3 Body Problem
- 15 We Were the Lucky Ones
- 16 Parish
- 17 Continuation of the series
- 18 The Cleaning Lady
- 19 Alert: Missing Persons Unit
- 20 Extraordinary
- 21 Young Royals
- 22 American Rust
New series
The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin
Genre: historical comedy
Premiere date: March 1
Release: Apple TV+
The series will tell the story of a famous English robber and burglar Dick Turpin but will do so from the perspective of comedic fiction rather than the usual biographical narrative. The title role is played by English actor and comedian Noel Fielding.
Dead Hot
Genre: comedy thriller
Premiere date: March 1
Release: Prime Video
Elliot and Jess are forced to deal with the mysterious disappearance of Peter — the love of the former’s life and the latter’s twin brother. But when someone claims to be Jess’s brother, the pair of heroes decide to find out what’s really going on.
Furies
Genre: crime action drama
Premiere date: March 1
Release: Netflix
As she plunges deeper into the underworld of Paris, a young woman named Lina meets a powerful crime boss nicknamed Furia. This meeting will lead to unpredictable consequences.
The Regime
Genre: political satire
Premiere date: March 3
Release: NGOS
Mary & George
Genre: historical drama
Premiere date: March 5
Release: Starz
The events take place in England in the early seventeenth century, when the powerful Mary Villiers tries to make her son George the favorite of King James VI and I. The plot of the series is based on the popular science book The King’s Assassin by Benjamin Woolley, which appeared on bookstore shelves in 2017.
Supersex
Genre: biographical drama
Premiere date: March 6
Release: Netflix
The plot of the biographical drama Supersex is based on the life story of the famous Italian porn actor Rocco Siffredi, who became one of the most influential figures in the adult industry.
The Gentleman
Genre: crime drama
Premiere date: March 7
Release: Netflix
A young man named Eddie Halstead inherited a large estate from his father. But later, the hero learns that this property is directly connected to the drug empire of Mickey Pearson.
The Gentlemen is a spinoff of the film of the same name by Guy Ritchie, who returned to writing, this time co-writing and directing with Matthew Reed. The project stars Theo James and Kaya Scodelario.
The Signal
Genre: drama, thriller
Premiere date: March 7
Release: Netflix
During a mission in space, an astronaut mysteriously disappears. Her distraught husband tries his best to find out what happened to his wife, while raising their daughter on his own.
Apples Never Fall
Genre: mystical drama
Premiere date: March 14
Release: Peacock
Former tennis coaches Joy and Stan Delaney seem to be a well-off married couple who have raised four children and now, after selling their tennis academy, can finally enjoy retirement. Everything changes when Joy suddenly disappears.
The plot of this mystery show is based on the novel of the same name by Australian writer Liane Moriarty, and the main roles are played by Annette Bening and Sam Neill.
Manhunt
Genre: conspiracy thriller
Premiere date: March 15
Release: Apple TV+
After Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, his friend and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton launches a manhunt for John Wilkes Booth. The story is based on the book Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln’s Killer by James L. Swanson, published in 2007. For this book, the author received the Edgar Allan Poe.
X-Men ’97
Genre: animated superhero action
Premiere date: March 20
Release: Disney+
The sequel to the hugely successful American-Canadian animated series X-Men, which ran from 1992 to 1997. The story will pick up where the original show left off. The main characters will have to face new challenges after the death of their leader — Professor X.
Palm Royale
Genre: comedy
Premiere date: March 20
Release: Apple TV+
Determined Maxim Simmons is trying to get into the highest circles of Palm Beach, and during her mission, she discovers what she is and is not willing to do to achieve her goal. The new comedy series starring Kristen Wiig is based on Juliet McDaniel’s novel Mr. and Mrs. American Pie.
3 Body Problem
Genre: science fiction
Premiere date: March 21
Release: Netflix
Once upon a time, a female astrophysicist, Ye Wenjie, was involved in the secret military project «Red Bank» and secretly sent signals into space. As a result, it makes sense now to prepare for the first contact with an extraterrestrial civilization that risks becoming the greatest threat to all of humanity.
3 Body Problem is based on the science fiction trilogy by Chinese writer Liu Qixin Remembrance of Earth’s Past.
We Were the Lucky Ones
Genre: historical drama
Premiere date: March 28
Release: Hulu
During World War II, a family of Polish Jews was separated. After the defeat of the Nazi regime, the survivors try to reunite with their families.
We Were the Lucky Ones — another book adaptation in March, this time by Georgina Gunther.
Parish
Genre: crime drama
Premiere date: March 31
Release: AMC
Gray Parish — is a man with a difficult past who left a life of crime long ago for the sake of his family. But the brutal murder of his son forces Parish to remember his old habits and punish those responsible for his grief.
The plot of the new crime drama from AMC starring Giancarlo Esposito is based on the British series The Driver, which was broadcast on BBC One from September 23 to October 7, 2014.
Continuation of the series
The Cleaning Lady
Genre: crime drama
Premiere date: March 5
Release: Ugh!
Season: 3
Toni De La Rosa once came from Cambodia to the United States to treat her sick son. But one set of circumstances led to her becoming part of the criminal underworld, cleaning up bloody traces at the scenes of massacres.
The Cleaning Lady is an American remake of the Argentine show La Chica Que Limpia, which was released in 2017.
Alert: Missing Persons Unit
Genre: police procedure
Premiere date: March 5
Release: Ugh!
Season: 2
Jason Grant and Nikki Batista were once married and now work together in the Philadelphia Police Department’s Missing Persons Unit.
Extraordinary
Genre: superhero comedy
Premiere date: March 6
Release: Hulu
Season: 2
In a world where everyone has some kind of superpower, 25-year-old saleswoman Jen is forced to come to terms with her own extraordinary peculiarity, which is the complete absence of any superpowers.
Young Royals
Genre: teen drama
Premiere date: March 11
Release: Netflix
Season: 3
The teenage drama Young Royals, which tells the story of the relationship between young Swedish Prince William and a young man named Simon, who is studying with him at an elite boarding school, is entering its third and final season.
American Rust
Genre: crime drama
Premiere date: March 28
Release: Prime Video
Season: 2
The TV adaptation of Philip Meyer’s novel of the same name, set in a small Pennsylvania town, was also renewed for a second season. It is there that police chief Del Harris takes on the investigation of a brutal murder.
We would also like to draw your attention to the following series extensions:
- «Animal Control» (season 2, Foh, starts — March 6)
- *Grey’s Anatomy (season 20, ABC, March 14)
- «Station 19» (Season 7, ABC, March 14)
- «9-1-1» (Season 7, ABC, March 14)
- «Wisting» (season 4, Viaplay, March 24)