Spring TV Drops: Emmys Contenders & Revivals

0:00On March 30, Spring brings killer TV drops as networks and streamers race to qualify for the 2026 Emmys, which shows eligible from June 1st, 2025 through May 31st, 2026. We're talking top-tier new and returning series, hitting screens in April and May, perfect for those indoor chill sessions between outdoor vibes. Kicking off April 8th, Hulu unleashes the testaments, sequel to Handmaid's Tale, starring Chase Infinity as a privileged teen girl in Gilly ads, twisted world, with Ann Dow back as Aunt Lydia. Same day on Prime Video, the boys wraps its fifth and final season, where Homelanders tyranny crushes the heroes until Billy Butcher might flip the script by May 20th. April 9th brings Peacots Wild miniature wife, where Elizabeth Banks shrinks to doll size in a hilarious marriage milldown with Matthew McFadian. Netflix counters with big mistakes, Dan Levy's crime comedy chaos involving sibling mix-ups and a stellar cast like Laurie Metcalf.

1:02Revivals heat up too. April 10th on Hulu, Malcolm in the middle returns for Hal and Lois' 40th anniversary, with Brian Cranston, Jane Cosmarch, and Frankie Munis facing grown-up family madness. Euphoria season 3 hits HBO April 12th, reuniting Zendaya in the crew with fresh stars like Sharon Stone after a four-year wait. Later highlights include Netflix's Beef Season 2 on April 16th, The Burrows on May 21st, with its senior citizen Alien Thriller vibe. From the Stranger Things creators, Prime Video's noir Spider-Man, starring Nicholas Cage on May 27th, an Apple TV star-city space race, prequel on May 29th. Plenty of prestige to binge before summer hits full swing. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news. Today brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.