We're Unwrapping The 18 Best TV Premieres of December

The lighter side of "Jeopardy" is here, hosted by Colin Jost ("Saturday Night Live"). Three teams of three compete to see who knows the most useless information about pop culture.

Richard Curtis wrote and directed one of the most beloved Christmas movies (“Love Actually”) and now he’s back with an animated film based on a trilogy of children’s books he authored. Various stories about family, friends, love and loneliness are intertwined in Curtis’s signature style.

Keira Knightly plays a British spy living a double-life as a mother and politician’s wife in this new holiday-set spy series. When her lover is killed, she searches for answers with the help of her friend Sam (Ben Whishaw).

From the makers of the shocking Nickelodeon expose, “Quiet on the Set,” comes this new documentary to ruin other parts of your childhood. This time, the brightly-hued stationary company is under the microscope with confessions from employees and it’s not all rainbows and butterflies.

A couple becomes known as the Bitcoin Bonnie and Clyde in this bizarre documentary about an international crime spree. Even weirder, they were aspiring rappers, too.

Can the singer of the song of the summer also rule Christmas? "Espresso" queen Sabrina Carpenter hosts a music and comedy-filled Christmas special with guests like Chappell Roan, Shania Twain, Kali Uchis, Quinta Brunson, Sean Astin and Jillian Bell.

Margo Martindale heads this new series about a group of Canadians who scheme to steal 3,000 tons of maple syrup, putting them in a sticky situation. Based on a true-ish story, Jamie Lee Curtis makes an unexpected cameo.

Set in the “Inside Out” universe, in the time between the two movies, this limited series digs into Riley’s dream team, the behind-the-scenes folks that turn some of her memories into dreams. Voices include Paula Pell, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Phyllis Smith, Tony Hale and Lewis Black.

Also premiering in theaters, this Oscar-bait biopic about opera singer Maria Callas stars Angelina Jolie. Pablo Larraín, the director behind “Jackie” and “Spencer,” also helms this one.

Often thought of as one of the most significant works of world literature, the novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel García Márquez had yet to be adapted on to the screen — until now. This new Spanish-language series follows the multi-generational story of the Buendía family and the fictional town of Macondo.

A couple (Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano) seek to sell their house in this new dark comedy series. Three sets of buyers fight for the right to purchase it and the show is created by Liz Feldman (“Dead to Me”).

A TSA agent (Taron Egerton) gets into a battle of wits with a mysterious man (Jason Bateman) who wants to sneak a package onto a plane on Christmas Eve. Sofia Carson co-stars.

If you’ve ever wondered how Dexter, the serial killer who only kills bad people, came to be, this prequel series will show you his origin story. Michael C. Hall provides Dexter’s inner monologue while Patrick Gibson takes over the starring role. Patrick Dempsey and Sarah Michelle Gellar also appear.

Pop star Dua Lipa goes all out with her performance at London's Royal Albert Hall, backed by a 53-piece orchestra. Her hits like “Houdini” never sounded so good.

It’s a double holiday episode from the Simpsons. But it’s only available on Disney+ — D’oh!

When Ruby’s (Stephanie Hsu) exes suddenly start to die, she tracks down the remaining ones to warn them and find out why this is happening in this pitch-black rom-com. Zosia Mamet co-stars as the best friend and the show is adapted from an Australian series.

The worldwide phenomenon is back for another season with even deadlier games. Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) has returned to the games, hoping to take them down from the inside, but new contestants mean he’ll have more wrinkles to deal with.