Summer is upon us, and while it’s the perfect time for outdoor adventures, the small screen has some enticing options that you’ll regret missing. Whether you’re into thrillers, legal dramas, or fantasy sagas, this summer’s TV lineup promises to keep you hooked. Here are seven must-see summer TV series that you won’t want to skip:
A Paranormal Journey with Evil
This has to be one of the weirdest and most disturbing shows on TV—but once you’re in, you’ll be hooked. 
Season 4 of Evil promises a final showdown between our heroes and Leland Townsend (Michael Emerson), who’s in league with Satan himself. A team of paranormal investigators, including priest David (Mike Colter), psychologist Kristen (Katja Herbers), and tech expert Ben (Aasif Mandvi), dive into chilling cases involving demonic oppression, wayward technology, and evil relics. The season opener even deals with a potential portal to Hell!
Keen on creepy? The new season premiered May 23 on Paramount+, with episodes streaming weekly until August 22.
Exploring Real-Life Drama in Clipped
If you love real-life drama, ‘Clipped’ has got you covered. This fact-based miniseries delves into the turbulent end of Donald Sterling’s ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers. Imagine the off-court theatrics as exacerbated by personalities like Doc Rivers (Laurence Fishburne). 
The first two episodes start streaming June 4 on FX on Hulu. By July 2, all six parts will be available for binge-watching.
Riveting Courtroom Drama in Presumed Innocent
Scott Turow’s critically acclaimed novel comes to life again with ‘Presumed Innocent’. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal as Rusty Sabich, this eight-episode series dives deeper than its 1990 film counterpart ever could. 
With David E. Kelley helming the series, viewers can expect expertly crafted storytelling. Gyllenhaal’s Sabich says it all: I did not kill her.
Don’t miss the courtroom drama starting June 12 on Apple TV+.
Fiery Conflicts in House of the Dragon
This ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel returns with its second season on June 16. Civil war brews within House Targaryen, featuring a fierce battle between Queen Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy) and Queen Alicent’s forces. 
Expect more dragons and death as the Targaryen civil war escalates. Catch this epic series starting June 16 on HBO or stream it on Max.
Intense Culinary Under Fire in The Bear
The ‘Bear’ returns for its third season on June 27. Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) grapples with escalating tensions and high stakes at his Chicago restaurant.
Carmy faces unexpected twists—like getting locked inside a freezer! Watch all Season 3 episodes streaming exclusively on FX on Hulu.
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