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Great shows coming in February 2025

Jason BoogJan 30 2025

What TV shows are you excited about this month?February is the shortest month, but it is jam-packed with new TV shows. I’m hoping to watch two of my favorite shows with Fable TV clubs next month. Tell me what shows I missed in the comments!

Common Side Effects

I have high hopes for this Adult Swim animated comedy series coming to Max on February 2: "Follows former high school lab mates Marshall and Frances as they unravel a conspiracy involving big pharma and the government to suppress knowledge.”

Newtopia

For all the zombie fans of Fable, this gory and somehow romantic South Korean series coming February 7 to Amazon Prime Video: “Nothing says fate like fighting for a second chance at love...during a zombie virus outbreak.”

Surviving Black Hawk Down

This documentary series coming to Netflix on February 10: “the gripping real story of the horror and heroism behind the events that inspired Ridley Scott’s blockbuster movie Black Hawk Down.”

Yellowjackets, Season Three

I’m most excited to see what happens when this supernatural thrill series returns to Paramount+ and Showtime on February 14: “The Yellowjackets continue to fight for survival after a brutal winter in The Wilderness. In the present day, the survivors are forced to uncover secrets they thought were buried for good.”

White Lotus, Season Three

I’m also super excited about the new cast on this mystery thriller series that returns to Max on February 16. Everyone who visits this luxury hotel in Thailand “will leave an entirely different person.”

Zero Day

I’m always looking for a good conspiracy thriller series, and this one is coming to Netflix on February 20: “How can you seek the truth when you can’t even trust your own mind? In the wake of a devastating cyber attack, a former President (Robert DeNiro) is tasked with finding the perpetrators and seeking truth amid the chaos.”

Suits LA

For fans of Suits, this this legal drama coming to NBC and Peacock on February 23 brings the story to Southern California: “Ted Black, a former federal prosecutor from New York, has reinvented himself representing the most powerful clients in Los Angeles. His firm is at a crisis point, and in order to survive, he must embrace a role he held in contempt his entire career.”

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By Jason Boog

Jason Boog is a writer living in Los Angeles and part of the editorial team at Fable. OR Books published "The Deep End: The Literary Scene During the Great Depression and Today," his book about how different writers survived the Great Depression. Simon & Schuster’s Touchstone imprint published "Born Reading: Bringing Up Bookworms in a Digital Age," his handbook about how to raise kids who love to read. His work has appeared in The Believer, The Awl, Salon, NPR Books, The Los Angeles Review of Books, Peace Corps Writers, and other outlets. He was the West Coast correspondent for Publishers Weekly.