Best new TV series to get excited about in 2019

Netflix is adapting critically-acclaimed Broadway play American Son with the original director and cast, including Kerry Washington.

Keep an eye on Netflix in 2019 for American Son.

There's an L Word revival coming and we couldn't be happier! The L Word: Generation Q will be with us at the end of the year.

The L Word: Generation Q is due for release on Showtime in December 2019.

Yes, we did have to bid farewell to Game Of Thrones in 2019 , but at least we're getting a sequel. It's called Bloodmoon and will star Naomi Watts and Jamie Campbell. No word on release date yet.

Keep an eye on HBO in 2019 Bloodmoon.

Jennifer Aniston, Reese Withrspoon and Steve Carrell all star in Apple TV+'s The Morning Show; a new programme about the presenters and television stars who grace our screens each day.

Keep an eye on Apple TV+ in 2019 for The Morning Show.

Tommy and the rest of the Peaky Blinders will return to our TV screens in 2019. And we'll be counting down the days

Peaky Blinders season 5 is due for release in August 2019.

You, starring Penn Badgley, has been one of Netflix's biggest hits of late, and the great news is there's a second season in the works.

Keep an eye on Netflix in 2019 for season 2 of You.

Sadly, for all us Tom Hardy fans, production hasn't even started on Taboo's second series yet, with creator Steven Knight saying in May 2017 that they expected to start shooting in early 2018. So we're guessing we won't get to watch it until early 2019. Soz.

Keep an eye on BBC One in 2019 for Taboo season 2.

Yes, yes - we know there was a new version of Beverly Hills 90210 in 2008, but this upcoming reboot will feature the original cast from the 1990 series. How cool is that?

Keep an eye out for the Beverly Hills 90210 reboot in 2019.

Rick And Morty is returning for its fourth season towards the end of 2019, so get ready to laugh 'til you cry in November 2019

Watch Rick And Morty season 4 on Adult Swim in November 2019.

The great news is, we're getting a third season of The Crown!. It's due for release at the end of the year.

Watch the third series of The Crown on Netflix in November 2019.

After originally being hesitant about there being a season 4 of Fargo, FX's CEO John Landgraft has now confirmed the news that Ewan McGregor's series will indeed return.

Keep an eye out on FX in 2019 for Fargo season 4.

All our prayers have been answered as a UK version of RuPaul's Drag Race is coming to our TV screen in 2019. Halleloo!

Watch RuPaul's Drag Race UK on BBC Three in October 2019.

Claire Danes recently confirmed that we will be getting another season of Homeland. But, alas, season 8 will be the last.

Keep an eye on Showtime in 2019 for Homeland season 8.

Annoyingly, we won't find out who killed Andrew until the end of 2019. Eurgh. ITV confirmed that a second series of Liar and both Joanne Froggatt and Ioan Gruffudd are definitely returning.

Keep an eye on ITV in 2019 for the second series of Liar.

Stephen Merchant stars as real-life serial killer Stephen Port in the BBC's upcoming factual drama The Barking Murders.

Keep an eye on the BBC in 2019 for The Barking Murders.

In The Widow, (which was released in April 2019) Kate Beckinsale plays Georgia Wells, a reclusive widow who is grieving over her husband Will, who apparently died in a plane crash in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Or so she thought, until she spots him in the background of a TV news report about the Congo.

Watch The Widow on ITV Hub.

Clay and the rest of the Liberty High gang are returning to Netflix for a third season of 13 Reasons Why. This series will focus on Bryce Howard's death, and who was behind it.

Watch 13 Reasons Why season 3 ion Netflix.

Michelle Keegan and Joe Gilgun star in Sky One's Brassic, which premiered in August 2019. All you need to know is that it's hilarious. You got that?

Watch Brassic on NOW TV.