July’s Must-Watch TV Shows: Get Ready for a Binge Fest!

As temperatures rise, there’s no better excuse to stay indoors and immerse yourself in some fantastic television. July 2026 is packed with a variety of new and returning shows and movies that are sure to keep you glued to your screen. Think of this month as one long, lazy Saturday morning—perfect for binge-watching!

For fans of animation, you’re in luck! Anticipated returns include the second season of the beloved X-Men ’97 and a fresh take on the classic Ghost in the Shell. But don’t worry if that’s not your cup of tea; there’s plenty of live-action content to sink your teeth into, from the gripping sci-fi drama Silo on Apple TV to thrilling continuations of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and The Walking Dead: Dead City. There’s even a quirky spin-off from The Big Bang Theory to check out!

Let’s break down the nine must-watch shows and one movie making their debut throughout July 2026. We’re keeping it organized by release date!

Enola Holmes 3 (July 1)
Millie Bobby Brown returns as Enola in this third installment of the Netflix series, where she’s all set to marry Tewkesbury (Louis Partridge). But wait—Sherlock (Henry Cavill) goes missing, throwing everything into chaos. Enola must put her wedding plans on hold to track him down! With returning favorites like Helena Bonham Carter as their mother and Himesh Patel as Dr. Watson, this installment promises the same fun, witty twists as the previous films.

X-Men ’97, Season 2 (July 1)
The iconic mutants are back! After a two-year break, X-Men ’97 returns with even higher stakes. The show has its work cut out for it, following the successful first season. Early reviews are glowing, and fans are eager to see how the team navigates through time, facing formidable foes along the way. Expect new characters and thrilling storylines adapted from beloved comic arcs!

Silo, Season 3 (July 3)
The captivating sci-fi series Silo is returning for its third season, promising even more twists and turns. Set in a vast underground bunker in a post-apocalyptic world, the story continues to delve into the lives of its residents. The plot jumps through timelines, blending political intrigue with a rebellion narrative, ensuring you’ll be on the edge of your seat!

Ghost in the Shell (July 7)
Prime Video is set to release a fresh adaptation of the legendary manga series Ghost in the Shell. This new take aims to stay true to the source material, spotlighting cyborg crime-fighter Motoko Kusanagi. Fans are curious to see how this new production will handle the beloved cyberpunk themes and complex narratives that have defined this franchise.

The Hawk (July 16)
Will Ferrell is back in the comedic spotlight with The Hawk, where he plays a washed-up golfer trying to regain his former glory. This Netflix series promises the wacky humor Ferrell is known for, alongside an ensemble cast that includes Luke Wilson and Molly Shannon. If you loved Happy Gilmore, get ready for some over-the-top laughs!

King of the Hill, Season 15 (July 20)
The return of this classic animated series continues with Bobby Hill navigating adulthood as a chef while dealing with the ups and downs of life and love. Fans can expect the same quirky humor and heartfelt moments that made the original so beloved.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Season 4 (July 23)
As the Star Trek universe shifts, the crew of the USS Enterprise prepares for their fourth season. This time around, the stakes are serious as the show leans into its prequel roots. Will the crew manage to find their footing amidst the turbulence facing the franchise? It’s worth tuning in to find out!

Stuart Fails to Save the Universe (July 23)
In what might be one of the most unexpected spin-offs, this new series dives into the offbeat adventures of characters from The Big Bang Theory. As they confront bizarre realities and challenges, expect a blend of humor and sci-fi that’s sure to delight fans of the original series.

The Walking Dead: Dead City, Season 3 (July 26)
With the Walking Dead universe reaching its concluding seasons, Dead City returns with Negan and Maggie trying to restore order in the chaotic world of Manhattan. This new season features a fresh showrunner, and fans are hoping for a return to the thrilling plots that defined earlier seasons.

Batman: Caped Crusader, Season 2 (July 31)
Finally, the animated world of Batman is back with a new season on Prime Video. This darker iteration of the classic series has Batman facing off against his infamous rogues’ gallery once more. As he encounters new twists on classic villains, it’s a must-watch for any superhero fan.

So, what are you planning to watch this month? With such a diverse lineup, there’s something for everyone! Let the binge-fest begin!