Your Favorites Are Back in the 14 TV Premieres of August

The "One Piece" franchise has been big deal manga series in Japan for a while now, spawning books, movies, series and video games. Now it comes to America, with this live-action series about the rubbery Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, looking for treasure to make him the Pirate King.

Don’t miss the third and final season of this brilliant comedy about Indigenous teens living in Oklahoma (and catch up on seasons one and two if you haven’t started). The American Film Institute has repeatedly named the series one the of 10 best of the year.

The swoon-worthy teen drama from the U.K. enters its second season. Charlie and Nick are now together, but not on the same page about going public, while the rest of the group prepares for a class trip to Paris.

After a young woman loses her family to a mysterious fire, she travels to her grandmother's (Sigourney Weaver) flower farm, where she learns family secrets. The series is based on a best-selling Australian novel.

There’s yet another murder for the amateur sleuths of the Arconia Building to solve as the third season jumps forward a year. This time, there’s a Broadway show, a dead actor and the additions of Paul Rudd and Meryl Streep to the cast.

Ever Wong, an American girl, gets a summer trip to Tapei from her parents in this new young adult romance film. She then finds herself with two love interests, amidst international adventures.

The twisted story of the origin of the opioid epidemic takes center stage in this limited drama. The series goes from the boardroom to the streets and stars Matthew Broderick, Uzo Aduba and Taylor Kitsch.

Gal Gadot plays an intelligence operative trying to get first dibs on a weapon before a hacker claims it in this action film also starring Jamie Dornan.

The book this rom-com is based on was a massive best seller and now the story of blossoming romance between the POTUS’s son and the Prince of Wales comes to the small screen. It stars Uma Thurman, Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine.

Miguel has never been in a real fight, but before he moves, he wants his friends to help him become the next Rocky in this coming-of-age comedy.

Mickey went through a lot emotionally when he watched his father die and he has now started a new school. When his new friend Samantha disappears and an elderly woman tells him his father is alive, he an his new friend group band together to solve the mysteries in this new series.

Rosario Dawson reprises her role as Ahsoka, a Jedi and one-time apprentice to Anakin Skywalker. This live action series will be a sequel to the animated “Star Wars Rebels” with Ahsoka investigating a new threat to the galaxy. Hayden Christensen is set to return as Anakin.

Erin is living in Spain with her family and working as a teacher, which seems to be a quiet expat dream. When she is robbed in a supermarket and fights back with the skill of a professional, will her true identity be revealed?

Adam Sandler reteams with his Uncut Gems wife, Idina Menzel, along with his real wife and daughters for this take on Bat Mitzvahs and the parties that go along with them. The film is based on Fiona Rosenbloom’s YA novel.