Old And New Collide In The 21 Best TV Premieres Of April

In the third season of this romance series, Kitty, an American in a Seoul boarding school, is a senior now, thinking about her future, her feelings and just needs advice. Luckily, her sister Lara Jean, a familiar face from the “To All The Boys” series from which this show is spun off, has booked a ticket to South Korea to help Kitty out. Lara Jean has updates on her relationship with Peter and we’re not OK.

James Marsden joins the cast for the new season of the Jon Hamm-led crime drama as Owen Ashe, a new wealthy neighbor who brings chaos into Coop’s (Hamm) theft scheme. Returning cast members include Amanda Peet, Olivia Munn and Hoon Lee.

A sequel set 15 years after the events of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” this series follows new arrivals to Aunt Lydia’s prep school for future wives. Chase Infiniti (“One Battle After Another”) stars as one of the new students.

A family comedy co-created by Dan Levy, you say? This crime caper is very different from "Schitt’s Creek" in both tone and plot, but looks equally hilarious. Levy and Taylor Ortega play siblings who, through a series of mistakes, get entangled with the mob, blackmail and more crime. Laurie Metcalf and Elizabeth Perkins also star.

Reports of Deborah’s (Jean Smart) death have been greatly exaggerated. Finishing up with a fifth and final season, Deborah and Ava regroup after Deborah's death hoax and return to Vegas to plan their next move.

Elizabeth Banks and Matthew Macfayden head this new comedy-drama series about a woman who becomes smaller after an accident with one of her husband’s inventions and it tests their relationship. This is not a remake of Lily Tomlin’s “The Incredible Shrinking Woman,” but instead based on Manuel Gonzales’s short story.

Malcolm is a dad now and has completely cut off his family in the reboot of the beloved Fox series. His new girlfriend urges him to make peace, which throws him back into the chaos of his parents' and brothers’ antics. Most of the cast returns including Frankie Muniz, Jane Kaczmarek, Bryan Cranston, Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield, plus Caleb Ellsworth-Clark replaces Erik Per Sullivan, who retired from acting.

Jonah Hill directs this Hollywood satire, starring Keanu Reeves as a celeb trying to rehab his career. The extended cast is crazy and includes Cameron Diaz, Matt Bomer, Hill, David Spade, Atsuko Okatsuka, Roy Wood Jr., Martin Scorsese, Laverne Cox and Susan Lucci.

Millennials, assemble! We’re going back to the beach. Lauren Conrad, Stephen Colletti, Kristin Cavallari, Trey Phillips, Talan Torriero, Christina Schuller, Lo Bosworth, Dieter Schmitz, Jessica Smith, Alex Hooser and Morgan Olsen are all revisiting the events of “Laguna Beach,” 20 years later. Think of it as the high school reunion we really wanted.

Tech bros are satirized in this new drama-comedy from Jonathan Glatzer, a writer and producer on shows like "Succession" and "Better Call Saul." Billy Magnussen stars as a downward spiraling Silicon Valley CEO while Sarah Goldberg, Zach Galifianakis, Rob Corddry, Lucy Punch, Simon Helberg, Meaghan Rath, Paul Adelstein and Randall Park make up the supporting cast.

The kids of "Euphoria" are back for season three; they’re older and the stakes are much higher. Rue (Zendaya) is a drug mule in Mexico; Nate and Cassie (Jacob Elordi and Sydney Sweeney) are engaged in the suburbs and Jules (Hunter Schafer), Maddy (Alexa Demie) and Lexi (Maude Apatow) all have dreams of something bigger. New to this season are Sharon Stone, Danielle Deadwyler, Natasha Lyonne, Rebecca Pidgeon, Trisha Paytas, Asante Blackk, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Toby Wallace, Kadeem Hardison, Darrell Britt-Gibson, Rosalía and Marshawn Lynch.

Margo, a single mom and college student, turns to the internet to make money in this new series, based on the best-selling book of the same name. Elle Fanning plays the bubbly Margo while Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman play her parents: a former Hooters waitress and a professional wrestler. Michael Angarano plays Margo’s professor and the father of her child, while Nicole Kidman pops in for a small part.

While last season was about a road rage incident gone too far, the series returns as an anthology and this time it centers on a fight between a young couple and their boss and his wife. Carey Mulligan, Oscar Isaac, Cailee Spaeny and Charles Melton star.

“The Odd Couple” but make it college: this comedy film pairs naïve college freshmen Devon (Sadie Sandler) with wild Celeste (Chloe East) in a nightmare rooming situation that’s headed to an all-out war. Nick Kroll, Natasha Lyonne, Sarah Sherman, Carol Kane and Janeane Garofalo play the adults in the situation.

Extreme outdoorsman Bear Grylls is at it again, this time taking celebrities out to survive in the wild in this reboot. This season’s all-star guests include Matthew McConaughey, Uma Thurman, Colman Domingo, Elizabeth Banks and Tiffany Haddish.

Disney Nature movies are always a good choice for family movie night, as they aren't too intense and have plenty of footage of cute and interesting animals. This one takes us to Southeast Asia to follow an orangutan ready to set out on her own.

In a surprise swerve, comedian Zach Galifianakis hosts this reality show actually about growing fruits and vegetables with the goal of motivating more people to grow their own food. This is probably the most shocking thing he’s ever done.

Richard Gadd, the star and creator of "Baby Reindeer," does the same here in this new series about estranged brothers. His sibling in question is played by Jamie Bell.

Isla (Kate Hudson) is still managing an L.A. basketball team in this series, but season two focuses in on her relationship with her brother Cam (Justin Theroux) and his goal of regaining control of the team after rehab.

In this adventure-thriller film, Charlize Theron plays a woman fighting for her life in the wilderness of Australia as she’s hunted by a dangerous man (Taron Egerton).

What secrets does a tiny New England island hold in this comedy-horror series? Starring Matthew Rhys as the cagey mayor, he hopes to turn the town into a tourist stop, despite the superstitions held by the townsfolk.