Loki, being not very low-key

Lupin

The best French TV show since ever (and the most popular non-english series on Netflix) returns, with Omar Sy’s thief extraordinaire Assane once more channelling the spirit of gentleman burglar Arsene Lupin. With the stakes higher than ever and his family’s safety on the line, Assane is forced to concoct some of his most cunning plans yet.

S2 / Netflix, 11 June

Monsters at Work

This Monsters, Inc. sequel/spin-off series follows the adventures of the ambitious Tylor Tuskmon, a new employee at the Monsters factory – which now processes children’s laughter, rather than their screams of fear, into energy. Tylor dreams of working alongside his idols Mike and Sulley, but must first prove himself as a mere mechanic.

S1 / Disney+, 2 July

Wolfgang

Rising from obscurity in Austria to become a TV fixture and glitzy restaurateur in the USA, Wolfgang Puck all but invented the concept of the celebrity chef… but let’s not hold that against him. His life gets the full documentary treatment in this film from the creators of Chef’s Table ; just make sure you don’t watch it on an empty stomach.

Film / Disney+, 25 June

Fatherhood

Kevin Hart plays a widower chucked in at the deep end of parenthood in this Netflix original comedy drama from About a Boy and American Pie co-director Paul Weitz. Based on a true story, it looks the very essence of a tearjerking heartwarmer (or possibly a heartwarming tearjerker), which is something of a departure for outspoken comic Hart.

Film / Netflix, 18 June

Bosch

Bosch is Amazon’s longest-running original show, and for our money its best. In this final season, our Hollywood detective is tracking down another killer (there’s a shock)… but it’s the subplots and supporting characters that makes Bosch such a compelling cop yarn. Tearful fans take heart: a spin-off series is reportedly in the works.

S7 / Amazon Prime Video, 25 June

Rick and Morty

A box-fresh season of the cartoon sci-fi sitcom drops onto E4 and

All 4 from this month, with one instalment appearing each week. You probably know the drill by now: an alcoholic, foul-mouthed mad scientist and his nervy teenage grandson embark on adventures through space and time with (yes, we’re going there) hilarious results.

S5 / All 4, 20 June