NEW AND RETURNING SHOWS FOR SPRING
More highlights from new and returning shows this spring (all times p.m. ET/PT):
MARCH 7
DAMIEN
A&E, Mondays, 10
A follow-up to 1976 horror classic The Omen, about the mysterious child from the film who grows up to learn that he’s the Antichrist.
MARCH 8
OF KINGS& PROPHETS
ABC, TUESDAYS, 10
The lives of a battle-weary king, resentful prophet and young shepherd intersect in this epic biblical drama.
LITTLE BIG SHOTS NBC, TUESDAY PREVIEW AT 10, THEN SUNDAYS, 8
Ellen DeGeneres produces a new variety series starring kids and hosted by Steve Harvey.
MARCH 9
UNDERGROUND
WGNAMERICA, WEDNESDAYS, 10
A dramatic look at the revolutionaries and escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad.
MARCH 10
60 DAYS IN
A&E, THURSDAYS, 10
A 12-episode docu-series about seven innocent people who are voluntarily incarcerated for 60 days.
MARCH 11
FLAKED
NETFLIX
Will Arnett stars as aman who falls for the object of his best friend’s fascination in this quasicomedy executive-produced by Arrested Development’s Mitch Hurwitz.
MARCH 16
CRIMINALMINDS:BEYOND BORDERS
CBS, WEDNESDAYS, 10
An international spinoff of CBS’ FBI procedural.
THE AMERICANS
FX, WEDNESDAYS, 10
The Soviet spy drama is back for Season 4.
MARCH 18
DAREDEVIL
NETFLIX
Elektra is front and center in Season 2 of Marvel’s comic-book series.
MARCH 21
DANCING WITH THE STARS
ABC, MONDAYS, 8
The celebrity dance competition cha-chas back for Season 22.
MARCH 22
HEARTBEAT NBC, TUESDAY PREVIEW AT 9, THEN WEDNESDAYS, 8
Melissa George stars as a heart-transplant surgeon juggling work, parenting and relationships.
LOPEZ
TV LAND, WEDNESDAYS, 10
George Lopez struggles with race, class and fame in this new comedy.
APRIL 7
GAME OF SILENCE
NBC, THURSDAYS, 10
Four best friends are haunted by a dark secret from their past in this new drama from the executive producers of CSI and Friday Night Lights.
APRIL 9
OUTLANDER
STARZ, SATURDAYS, 9
The second book of Diana Gabaldon’s sexy sci-fi/fantasy series gets a TV adaptation.
APRIL 10
THE GIRLFRIEND EXPERIENCE
STARZ, SUNDAYS, 8
Executive-produced by Steven Soderbergh and adapted from his 2009 film, which follows a high-end New York call girl.
DICE
SHOWTIME, SUNDAYS, 9:30
Andrew Dice Clay stars in a semi-autobiographical comedy about the ups and downs of his life as a Las Vegas comedian.
FEAR THE WALKING DEAD
AMC, SUNDAYS, 9
The Walking Dead spinoff gets a second season.
APRIL 11
THE DETOUR
TBS, MONDAYS, 9
The Daily Show’s Jason Jones stars as an unfiltered dad who embarks on a hellish road trip with his family.
JACKIE ROBINSON
PBS, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 9
Filmmaker Ken Burns’ latest project, a two-parter on the baseball great.
HUNTERS
SYFY, MONDAYS, 10
An FBI agent becomes obsessed with his wife’s disappearance in this adaptation of the Whitley Strieber bestseller.
APRIL 14
ORPHANBLACK
BBC AMERICA, THURSDAYS, 10
The clone thriller starring Tatiana Maslany moves to a new night for Season 4.
APRIL 15
UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT
NETFLIX
A doomsday cult survivor (Ellie Kemper) starts over in New York in Tina Fey’s offbeat comedy, back for Season 2.
APRIL 19
CONTAINMENT
CW, TUESDAYS, 9
Based on Belgian series Cordon, the limited series follows those quarantined when amysterious and deadly epidemic hits Atlanta.
APRIL 24
GAME OF THRONES
HBO, SUNDAYS, 9
Jon Snow (Kit Harington) lives or dies in Season 6 of the fantasy epic.
SILICON VALLEY
HBO, SUNDAYS, 10
A tech start-up struggles to succeed in the raunchy comedy’s third season.
VEEP
HBO, SUNDAYS, 10:30
Julia Louis-Dreyfus swears in a fifth season of the presidential comedy.
MAY 1
PENNY DREADFUL
SHOWTIME, SUNDAYS, 10
Eva Green, Josh Hartnett and Timothy Dalton star in this horror series, back for a third season.
MAY 6
GRACE AND FRANKIE
NETFLIX
Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin return for a second season of the divorce dramedy.
MAY 30
ROOTS
HISTORY, MONDAY, 9
A four-night, eight-hour remake of the groundbreaking ’70s series about American slavery, starring Forest Whitaker, Anna Paquin and Laurence Fishburne.