All the upcoming A24 TV shows, including new seasons of “Euphoria ”and “Beef”

The studio's television slate features original series and adaptations of best-selling books.

Film isn’t the only medium A24 dominates.

Since launching its television division in 2014 with Playing House on the USA Network, A24 has produced multiple captivating series. Much like the films it distributes, the studio's TV shows comprise diverse, subversive entertainment. Most importantly, the content provides a platform for many talented writers, directors, and actors.

Ramy, Beef, Euphoria, and many other A24 TV shows have won awards or broken streaming records for the indie studio. This year alone, A24 continued their small-screen winning streak with the thrilling, Emmy-nominated HBO miniseries The Sympathizer, the Apple TV+ robot buddy series Sunny starring Rashida Jones, and the "helluva" adult animated musical Hazbin Hotel on Amazon Prime Video.

The studio's upcoming television slate includes renewals of highly anticipated series, adaptations of best-selling books, and more animated projects. From Euphoria season 3 to new originals like Ramy Youssef's #1 Happy Family USA, here is every upcoming A24 TV show.

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#1 Happy Family USA – season 1 (TBD)

Amazon Prime Video

In his third A24 television venture following Ramy and Mo, Ramy Youssef's #1 Happy Family USA focuses on a Muslim-American family navigating the early 2000s in America, from learning to code switch to surviving the boy band upsurge. As Youssef described in an Instagram post, “[It's] an animated series about when you ask immigrant parents for an NBA jersey… and they get you a discounted one from Uncle* Jamal."

In addition to co-creating the Amazon series with Pam Brady, Youssef stars alongside Alia Shawkat, Salma Hindy, Randa Jarrar, Mandy Moore, Chris Redd, Akaash Singh, and Whitmer Thomas.

Mo – season 2 (TBD)

Netflix

Star and co-creator Mo Amer returns as Mo Najjar for a second and final season in this raw Netflix comedy. Inspired by his lived experience, the series follows Najjar, a Palestinian refugee seeking asylum in Houston, Tex., with his family. Simon Rex and Johanna Braddy recently signed on for season 2 as recurring guest stars. Rex will play Guy, a hotshot chef, and Braddy will play an "unhinged Texan." The series also sees much of the first season's cast returning, including, Moayad Alnefaie, Tobe Nwigwe, Kamal Zayed, Walt Roberts, and Meredith Eddy.

In April 2023, Entertainment Weekly caught up with Amer during a writer's room lunch break for the show on an episode of The Awardist podcast. "I've never been so vulnerable on camera like that before, ever," Amer said. "And I just remember one of my mentors telling me, 'Be so honest in your comedy that it's hard to make eye contact with you."

Hazbin Hotel – seasons 2–4 (TBD)

Amazon Prime Video

This raunchy musical series — about the overly positive princess of Hell, Charlie Morningstar (Erika Henningsen), and her friends running a hotel that rehabilitates sinners — smashed records on Amazon Prime Video, becoming the streamer's largest global debut for an animated title (sorry, Invincible). It would be a sin not to keep Hazbin Hotel running for another season or two.

It was announced at Comic-Con 2024 that the series was picked up for a third and fourth season. Meanwhile, season 2 is currently in production. Can we get a "hell yeah?"

Euphoria – season 3 (TBD)

HBO

It's been over two years since the Euphoria season 2 finale, and our eyes are still full of glitter waiting for season 3 to drop. While many of its stars are busy on the big screen, creator Sam Levinson is hard at work writing the scripts for the show’s long-awaited return, per HBO and Max CEO Casey Bloys.

Filming is set to begin in January 2025 with all of the principle cast, seeing a time-jump for Rue (Zendaya), Nate (Jacob Elordi), Maddy (Alexa Demie), Cassie (Sydney Sweeney), and Jules (Hunter Schafer) after leaving East Highland High School behind. Where are they now? Only time will tell.

Survival of the Thickest – season 2 (TBD)

Netflix

As if she couldn't dominate Netflix enough, Michelle Buteau (The Circle, Barbecue Showdown, Welcome to Buteaupia) will return to the streamer to revitalize the romantic comedy genre with Survival of the Thickest.

Inspired by Buteau's book of the same name, Survival of the Thickest continues the misadventures of Mavis Beaumont (Buteau) and her pursuit of rebuilding her career and finding love in the city that never sleeps after catching her longtime boyfriend cheating on her.

Crystal Lake – season 1 (TBD)

Peacock

Sharpen your blades and sport your hockey masks, we're headed back to Camp Crystal Lake. A24's Friday the 13th prequel series for Peacock has been in development since 2022, prolonging the 15 years since Jason Voorhees made his last killer appearance.

In May 2024, writer/producer/showrunner Bryan Fuller parted ways with the project due to creative differences. "For reasons beyond our control, A24 has elected to go a different way with the material," he announced via X (formerly Twitter). "We hope the final product will be something Friday the 13th fans all over the world will enjoy.”

Dreaming Whilst Black – season 2 (TBD)

BBC and Showtime

Season 2 of the BBC and A24 hit Dreaming Whilst Black continues the tale of Kwabena 'Kwabs' (Adjani Salmon), a British-based aspiring filmmaker, and his surreal/satirical quest to make his voice heard in a racialized industry. After becoming a critical success, including a few BAFTA nominations this past year, the series was greenlit for another season.

Overcompensating – season 1 (TBD)

Amazon Prime Video

Brat Summer will soon become Skinner Season. From actor and comedian Benito Skinner and Charli XCX comes Overcompensating, a coming-of-age series about a closeted former football player and homecoming king entering college. There, he finds an instant bond with fellow freshman, Carmen (Wally Baram), with whom he explores flavored vodka, getting fake IDs, and bad one-night-stands, all with the help from Benny’s older sister (Mary Beth Barone, co-host of Skinner's Obsessed podcast) and her boyfriend (Adam DiMarco of The White Lotus fame).

Beef – season 2 (TBD)

Netflix

Who’s ready for another dose of road rage? Beef returns for a second season with a whole new cast. While casting details are still under wraps, Cailee Spaeny told EW at Comic-Con 2024 that she'll be starring in season 2. "Yeah, I think it's out there, I'm doing it — I'm in Beef," she said. "I cannot wait. I love that show so much and it's such brilliant writing. I am so excited to jump in."

Spaeny also gave EW an update on the current state of development, explaining, "We've got the scripts coming in, and they are bats---. So, it's gonna be fun." There's also speculation that Charles Melton, Oscar Isaac, and Carey Mulligan could round out the main cast.

Margo's Got Money Troubles – season 1 (TBD)

Apple TV+

The Beguiled's Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman reunite for a new series that sounds pretty beguiling to us. Based on the Rufi Thorpe novel of the same name, Margo's Got Money Troubles centers around a new mother and college student, Margot Millet (Fanning), struggling to make ends meet. When she asks her ex-pro wrestler father for financial advice, she ends up starting an OnlyFans account. But her content strategy is anything but conventional...

Girl Abroad (TBD)

TBA

Bridgerton showrunner, creator, and producer Chris Van Dusen found his next adaptation project in Elle Kennedy's novel Girl Abroad. The series will focus on Abbey, the daughter of a famous rock star who finally achieves freedom while studying abroad in London, where she becomes the sole girl in a group of male roommates. Now, she has to lie to her dad about her living situation and navigate her budding feelings for her rugby player flatmate and a boo'ed up broody musician, both of whom are off-limits. Let’s see how long those rules last as she enters her New Girl era.

A Visit From the Goon Squad – season 1 (TBD)

TBA

After helming Booksmart and Don't Worry Darling, Olivia Wilde is taking a directorial leap from film to television with EW's best book of the decade, A Visit From The Goon Squad. After the HBO series never passed its development stages, A24 picked up the rights to Jennifer Egan's best-selling 2011 novel and its follow-up, The Candy House.

A Visit From The Goon Squad tells 13 interconnected stories that all trace back to record company executive Bennie Salazar and his assistant, Sasha. Wilde will direct the series and executive produce with Jennifer Fox.

Paris: The Memoir – season 1 (TBD)

TBA

Elle and Dakota Fanning translating Paris Hilton's not-so-simple life for the small screen? So hot. Through their production company banner, Lewellen Pictures, the Fanning sisters optioned to adapt Hilton's memoir into a television series with A24.

Hilton's tell-all book reveals the ups and downs she faced while growing up and navigating stardom. While we don't know who will don the fashionista’s high-heeled shoes and little pink purse, our stars will be blind when the series hits a streamer.

Forever, Interrupted – season 1 (TBD)

Netflix

Netflix is developing a limited series based on Taylor Jenkins Reid’s (Daisy Jones & the Six) first novel Forever, Interrupted with Margaret Qualley and Laura Dern starring. The series follows a woman named Elsie (Qualley) whose happiness is upended by her husband Ben's sudden passing. Now a widow, she must face her mother-in-law Susan (Dern), who didn't even know Elsie existed.

Yellowjackets writer-producer Julia Bicknell will serve as showrunner and writer of the adaptation. Much like Yellowjackets, Forever, Interrupted bridges two timelines: Elsie and Ben's romantic past and Elsie and Susan's budding present.

The Ministry of Time - season 1 (TBD)

BBC

Normal People writer Alice Birch will soon turn back the clock with her adaptation of Kaliane Bradley's novel, The Ministry of Time. The six-part BBC and A24 co-production follows a newly established governmental organization called The Ministry of Time that takes "expats" from various periods — ranging from a French Revolution widow to a Black Plague patient — and drops them in our modern era for a new chance at life. It sounds like Time Bandits if it were designed to make us cry.

The series will star Aimee Lou Wood, Rebecca Hall, and Joseph Fiennes. Given Birch's past work, we're going to put a box of tissues in a time capsule for the future when The Ministry of Time airs on BBC.

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