The best new shows to stream on Netflix, Hulu, HBO, and more

This animated Star Wars spinoff series set after the events of The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith follows a group of renegade clone troopers who find themselves on the run from the Galactic Empire in the aftermath of Order 66 and the elimination of the Jedi Order.

The first season of the series left the uniquely gifted clones in deep water (literally) as they rescued one of their own from the facility where they were created, still uncertain of their place in this new galaxy. Season 2 is currently streaming weekly.

Many of us are probably not old enough to remember the 1957-1966 Perry Mason series starring Raymond Burr, or the pulp novels that Erle Stanley Gardner wrote 90 years ago. And you don’t have to be familiar with them to enjoy HBO’s reinvention of the series.

Perry Mason keeps the Great Depression time period from Gardner’s original novels, and acts as an origin story for Perry (Matthew Rhys), as he finds himself forced to transition from private investigator to lawyer in order to solve a nearly impossible case. Season 2 begins this Sunday, March 5, with new cast members including Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them actress Katherine Waterston and Sean Astin.

The hit video game franchise heads to the screen in this adaptation that casts Pedro Pascal (The Mandalorian) as Joel, a weathered survivor tasked with smuggling a teenage girl across a dangerous landscape filled with threats both human and otherwise.

Game of Thrones actress Bella Ramsey portrays Ellie, the teenage girl who holds an important secret. One of the greatest game franchises of all time sets a high bar for the TV series, but almost universal critical acclaim and an ever-growing audience indicate The Last of Us will match and even exceed the sterling reputation of its video game source material.

The most unlikely superheroes of all time are back for a fourth season of bizarre adventures. If you’ve been following along, you know the premise: The series follows a group of reluctant heroes whose powerful abilities are the result of tragic accidents that have left them psychologically scarred — and physically scarred, in some cases — and now they spend their time bickering with each other and trying to avoid doing anything heroic whatsoever. Trouble always seems to find them, though, and it’s usually a very, very weird kind of trouble. Come for the flurry of F-bombs and clever dialogue, but stay for the terrifying “butt-monsters” and other, even weirder threats to reality as we know it.

Jason Segel and Harrison Ford lead this new, original series that follows a grieving therapist (Segal) who decides to try a new strategy in dealing with both his life and his patients: unfiltered honesty. Jessica Williams and Michel Urie fill out the show’s supporting cast.

Take note, true-crime fans: This new, documentary series explores how a group of students at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers, NY, fell under the influence of conman Lawrence “Larry” Ray, who was eventually convicted of conspiracy, extortion, and sex trafficking (among other offenses) in 2022. The series features first-hand interviews with his victims and other material that offers background on the origins of the sex cult created by Ray at the private college and the events that led to his conviction.