This week’s television is a choose-your-IP-adventure of sorts: The ’90s X-Men return, complete with nostalgic animation vibes X Men ’97. If you’re looking for an alternate timeline version of a classic video game (and a slightly silly one at that), then the finale of is for you gloriole Season 2.
And then there’s 3 body problem, Netflix’s big-budget adaptation of the blockbuster sci-fi novel of the same name (and its sequels). As our Editor-in-Chief Matt Patches put it in his review: 3 body problem “Feels epic while exploring the messiness of human instinct.”
There are actually no wrong choices among these; It’s all TV, it’s all a good time. And it’s not even the limit: there’s still ongoing TV and a few more new options. Find all of this week’s notable TV premieres and finales here.
New shows on Netflix
3 body problem
Genre: Big budget science fiction
Release date: March 21st, with all eight episodes
Pour: Eiza Gonzalez, Liam Cunningham, Benedict Wong and more
Physics is breaking down, and it means the end of the world as we know it – at least unless a group of brilliant scientists can team up with a shadowy detective to uncover the greatest threat to humanity in history.
That’s about as in-depth as I can go without giving it away, but the other headlines for this show are: It’s from the showrunners of game of Thrones And The terror Season 2 and is based on the successful science fiction book by Cixin Liu.
New shows on Disney Plus
X Men ’97
Genre: Retro superhero cartoon
Release date: March, 20th
Main author: Beau DeMayo
Pour: Ray Chase, Jennifer Hale, Alison Sealy-Smith and more
X Men ’97 will continue the story of X-Men: The Animated Series 90s show. The animation – a throwback in style and tone – will continue with your favorite X-Men (or at least the most important ones) after Professor X’s death.
New shows on Paramount Plus
Halo season 2 finale
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Photo: Adrienn Szabo/Paramount Plus
Genre: Video game adaptation
Release date: March 21st
Showrunner/Creator: David Wiener
Pour: Pablo Schreiber, Bokeem Woodbine, Natasha McElhone and more
It’s the last episode of gloriole Season 2 and Master Chief is… still not on Halo (yet!) Maybe soon. At least we learned a lot more about the UNSC this season and spent some time with the Arbiter. And again: Master Chief may be on his way to Halo right now!
New shows on Peacock
Top Chef Season 21
Genre: Reality competition
Release date: March 20 at 9pm EDT on Bravo, next day on Peacock
Host: Kristen Kish
Pour: A top group of top chefs who want to develop into top chefs
You know the drill: A group of chefs compete for $250,000 and (perhaps more importantly) the prestige of being dubbed Great
New shows on Apple TV Plus
Palm Royale
Genre: Contemporary dramedy
Release date: March 20th, with 3 episodes
Showrunner/Creator: Abe Sylvia
Pour: Kristen Wiig, Ricky Martin, Josh Lucas and more
The year is 1969 and Maxine Simmons (Kristen Wiig) wants to reach the upper echelons of Palm Beach society. Based on the book Mr. and Mrs. American Pie by Juliet McDaniel Maxine’s values are tested as she attempts to enter (and enjoy) high society by breaking into its most exclusive club: the Palm Royale.
New shows on Crunchyroll
Freezing: Beyond Journey’s End
Genre: fantasy
Release date: March 22
Based on the manga by: Kanehito Yamada
It’s the last episode of Freezing: Beyond Journey’s End! Episode 28 of Freeze will be the last hopefully Just for now, but it will depend on how production plans – and the will of the gods – evolve. In any case, be prepared to achieve this End of the trip with a little bittersweet.
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