Summer 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting season for TV lovers, with Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video all ready to drop some incredible new content. Whether you’re planning a lazy day at the beach or looking for the perfect series to wind down with after a day of exploring, this summer is full of must-watch shows. From intense thrillers to feel-good romances, here are the top 10 series you absolutely cannot miss this summer!
Ironheart (June 25, Disney+)
Marvel is kicking off summer with a bang. After the success of Daredevil: Born Again, Disney+ continues its streak with Ironheart. The series centers around Riri Williams, a young inventor introduced in Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever. Riri is tasked with recreating Iron Man’s armor in a bid to stop The Hood, a villainous force threatening to disrupt the peace. If you’ve been waiting for a new Marvel superhero story to sink your teeth into, Ironheart offers a fresh take with high-tech gadgets and a strong female lead.
The Bear Season 4 (June 26, Disney+)
The chaos and culinary tension of The Bear are back with its highly anticipated fourth season. Following Carmy, Sydney, and Richie, the team is battling to save their family-owned restaurant from financial ruin. But the stakes are even higher this time as personal conflicts arise. What I love about this show is the intensity it brings, from kitchen battles to emotional growth. Plus, with the iconic Jamie Lee Curtis joining the cast, there’s no shortage of star power to make this season unforgettable.
Squid Game Season 3 (June 27, Netflix)
The wait is finally over! Fans of the groundbreaking Korean drama Squid Game can rejoice as Season 3 is set to drop this summer. This season promises to wrap up the shocking story of Gi-hun and the twisted Front Man, but don’t expect all the answers to be handed to you. The stakes are even higher, and the tension is palpable. If you’ve been on the edge of your seat since the first season, this final chapter is sure to be an emotional rollercoaster.
Drag Race France: All Stars (July 10, France TV)
For fans of drag culture and fierce competition, Drag Race France is returning with its All Stars edition! Expect some of the best queens from past seasons to return, each one ready to take on new, challenging tasks and lip-sync battles. With Nicky Doll and Daphné Bürki on the judging panel, alongside new faces like Loïc Prigent and Shy’m, this season promises to be even more entertaining than ever. Prepare for lots of drama, glam, and unforgettable moments!
Too Much (July 10, Netflix)
Lena Dunham is back with a new series that promises to be as quirky and heartfelt as her past work. In Too Much, we follow Jessica, a New Yorker recovering from a breakup, as she relocates to London. There, she meets Felix, a charming yet unpredictable Brit who turns her life upside down. This romantic comedy brings fresh humor while exploring themes of love, identity, and emotional growth. If you’re looking for something light but with depth, this series is your perfect summer binge.
Foundation Season 3 (July 11, Apple TV+)
If you haven’t yet watched Foundation, now is the time to start. The series, based on Isaac Asimov’s sci-fi masterpiece, has captivated audiences with its deep exploration of galactic history and the decline of a vast empire. Season 3 picks up 152 years after the events of Season 2, with the Galactic Empire in turmoil. As the Foundation continues its mission to save humanity, a new threat, The Mule, emerges, turning everything upside down. This show has all the elements of a grand space epic, perfect for fans of shows like Battlestar Galactica.
The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 (July 16, Prime Video)
The much-anticipated third season of The Summer I Turned Pretty will finally answer the question fans have been asking: will Belly choose Jeremiah or return to her first love, Conrad? Based on the books by Jenny Han, this series has become a staple of teen drama and summer romance. With a perfect summer vibe, this season promises to bring more twists, emotional moments, and, of course, an unforgettable soundtrack, featuring plenty of Taylor Swift hits.
Wednesday Season 2 (August 6, Netflix)
The quirky, macabre teen Wednesday Addams is back in a darker and more thrilling second season. Fans of the first season will be thrilled to dive deeper into her life at Nevermore Academy, where new challenges and even more chilling mysteries await. This season, directed by Tim Burton, promises to showcase even more of Wednesday’s unique personality and her penchant for the spooky. Plus, Lady Gaga joins the cast, which is sure to take this season to another level of excitement.
Alien: Earth (August 13, Disney+)
The Alien franchise is expanding in a bold new direction with Alien: Earth. This eight-episode series is set two years before the events of the original Alien film and explores the xenomorphs in a way never seen before. Following Wendy, a humanoid robot with human-like consciousness, the show will dive into the mystery of a crashed spaceship and the alien threats lurking within. With Noah Hawley at the helm (creator of Legion and Fargo), this series is shaping up to be one of the most exciting sci-fi shows of the year.
Long Story Short (August 22, Netflix)
From the creator of BoJack Horseman comes a new animated series, Long Story Short. This heartfelt show follows a family through the years, from childhood to adulthood, blending humor and drama in a way that is bound to tug at your heartstrings. If you loved the emotional depth of BoJack but are craving something with a more universal touch, Long Story Short will hit the spot. With its unique storytelling and relatable characters, this series promises to be another winner from Raphael Bob-Waksberg.
Conclusion: Your Ultimate Summer Streaming Guide
With all these must-watch shows hitting streaming platforms this summer, it’s clear that 2025 will be an unforgettable year for TV lovers. Whether you’re in the mood for sci-fi, romance, or thrilling dramas, there’s a show on this list for everyone. So, grab your favorite snacks, find a cozy spot, and start streaming—these summer series will keep you glued to your screen all season long. Happy watching!