June's 16 TV Premieres Bring On The Summer Blockbusters

This docu-series digs into the behind-the-scenes drama of the Duggar family and their TLC reality show. This includes the IBLP – the church the family was associated with, as well as alleged systematic abuse by its members. 

An adaptation of Lebron James’ memoir, this movie chronicles his high school years, along with his three best friends. As the Fab Four start a new Catholic school together to further their basketball careers, they face battles on the court and a chance at a national championship. 

In this series from TNT, George is recruited to join the Lazarus Project, a secret organization with the ability to time travel. When he faces a personal tragedy, he is tempted to use this knowledge to save the one he loves. 

William Shatner hosts this reality show competition series where celebrities are sent to Mars to fight for survival. Just kidding – it’s a simulation with D-list celebrities Lance Armstrong, Natasha Leggero, Marshawn Lynch, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Adam Rippon, Ronda Rousey, Tom Schwartz, Richard Sherman, Tinashe, Porsha Williams Guobadia, Tallulah Willis and Ariel Winter. 

In this true-crime documentary, a man searches for answers in the disappearance of his teenage sister years ago. The prime suspects? Their parents. 

This dark comedy series is actually based on a true story, though it sounds stranger than fiction. A couple obsessed with true crime podcasts (Kaley Cuoco and Chris Messina) try to start their own when they realize a killer is in their midst. Now they just need the prime suspect on their show.

Tom Holland stars in this miniseries as a young man, arrested for multiple crimes, but blank spots in his memory make it difficult for his defense. Details have been changed, but the original concept is based on a true story of a man acquitted after a shocking diagnosis. 

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos were actually invented by a janitor at Frito-Lay who rose up through the ranks when he showed the brand how to tap the Hispanic market. This light-hearted dramatization is directed by by Eva Longoria and stars Jess Garcia, Tony Shalhoub and Denis Haysbert. 

Remember the surprise cinematic hit of 1997 about a bunch of middle-aged blokes becoming strippers? Over 25 years later, this series will get the gang back together including stars Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy and Tom Wilkinson.

Returning after a four year break, this dark sci-fi anthology series premieres with five film-length episodes. The cast is packed -- Aaron Paul, Zazie Beetz, Salma Hayek, Michael Cera, Josh Hartnett, Annie Murphy, Kate Mara and Rob Delaney will star – and the scenarios will be as dystopian-yet-relatable as ever. 

As the Marvel Cinematic Universe enters Phase 5, this series will act as a continuation of the story in “Captain Marvel.” Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) fights an invading group of Skrull aliens, with assistance from ally Skrull Talos (Ben Mendelsohn) and his daughter (Emilia Clarke).  

And just like that, both John Corbett and Kim Cattrall reprise their roles as Aidan and Samantha in the second season of the “Sex and the City” reboot. 

In the second season o the hit comedy-drama, we find Carmy and Sydney desperate to start their own restaurant, but they keep hitting roadblocks in their journey. 

Jharrel Jerome plays a 13-foot-tall Black man venturing out into the world for the first time, which includes a meeting with his idol, a superhero named The Hero (played by Walter Goggins). This absurdist series comes from rapper-director Boots Riley, who also directed the acclaimed “Sorry to Bother You.” 

Prem Patel , a 12-year-old math genius, discovers his late father (Utkarsh Ambudkar) was a famous rapper in this musical film. Prem uses his imagination to conjure him back to life as he explores the musical side of his DNA. 

A plane’s hijacking unfolds in real time in this tense drama minsieries starring Idris Elba. He plays a negotiator who must use his skills to barter a deal with terrorists and save all the passengers, including himself.