April's 20 TV Premieres Bring Old And New Favorites Together

Based on a true podcast, Michelle Williams plays a woman who divorces her husband and embarks on a journey of self-discovery after a late-stage cancer diagnosis. Jenny Slate, Rob Delaney, Sissy Spacek, David Rasche and Kelvin Yu co-star.

The story of Gilead wraps up with this final season as the rebels mount one last effort for freedom. Led by Offred (Elisabeth Moss), the revolution will be televised.

A profile of one particular teen influencer group, this documentary exposes the larger problem of the abuse and exploitation of kids, by their parents, on the internet. It shines a light on the toll that using kids for content takes on their mental health.

An A-list cast leads season seven of the dark, futuristic, but not implausible, sci-fi series. Six new episodes will star Cristin Milioti, Jimmi Simpson, Billy Magnussen, Paul Giamatti, Awkwafina, Tracee Ellis Ross, Issa Rae, Chris O'Dowd, Rashida Jones, Emma Corrin, Harriet Walter, Will Poulter and Peter Capaldi.

In season four of the hit Emmy-winning comedy, Deborah (Jean Smart) becomes a late-night host, which means growing pains with her mentee Ava (Hannah Einbinder).

When a young Inuit mother from a small Arctic town has an accident, it pushes her to leave her husband and start over in this bittersweet comedy series.

If you’re into "Traitors," you’ll love this game show that mixes reality vets with unknown newbies. To protect the prize, no one can escape the mansion. But if you do, you get the million. Simu Liu hosts and Spencer Pratt, Omarosa and more compete.

Bryce Dallas Howard directs this documentary all about pets and the owners who love them. Prepare for cuteness overload.

Your next addiction, this Jon Hamm-led series, based on a novel by Jonathan Tropper, follows a divorced and unemployed hedge fund manager who breaks into his neighbors’ homes. What he finds may put him in greater danger.

Winner of eight Emmy Awards for its first season, the post-apocalyptic drama series returns for its much anticipated second season. Jumping five years ahead, Joel and Ellie (Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey) navigate an increasingly dangerous world. Kaitlyn Dever, Jeffrey Wright and Catherine O'Hara join the cast.

This captivating documentary interviews the criminals behind the attempted robbery of a rare gem, all while the police track their every move.

In 1969, a Southern Californian man (David Oyelowo) returns from prison, upending the lives of his family. This comedy series is from Paul Hunter ("Bulletproof Monk").

When a young girl disappears into thin air after a sleepover, her family is devastated, but there’s way more to this twisty series than there seems.

Nathan Fielder is back with season two of his comedic reality show that borders on performance art. It’s weird and hard to describe, but deeply funny and oddly profound.

This animal documentary features an animal you may have never heard of. Looking like a sloth covered in a suit of armor, this odd little creature will capture your heart. Or give you nightmares. Either way, it's one to watch.

The buzz is strong with this one. The second season of the best-reviewed "Star Wars" show premieres, focusing again on Cassian Andor’s (Diego Luna) hero’s journey.

This ain’t "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" part two. From Amy Sherman-Palladino comes a new show, not set in the grotty world of underground comedy shows in the 1960s, but instead in the world of professional ballet in New York and Paris. Palladino casts her favorites like Luke Kirby, Yanic Truesdale and Gideon Glick while also recruiting Charlotte Gainsbourg, Simon Callow, Lou de Laâge and David Alvarez.

The fifth and final season brings Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) back to New York on the arm of new wife Kate, but his old ghosts are definitely coming back to haunt them.

This season of the most gorgeous cooking show on the planet focuses on four heavyweights — Alice Waters, José Andrés, Thomas Keller, and Jamie Oliver — and tells you why they are so important to gastronomy.

Food, sex, espionage — this new French-language series about a 19th-century celebrity chef leaves no crumbs.