We've Been Waiting Patiently for These 20 TV and Movie Premieres of May

Another installment of the Bridger-verse is here with this one telling the backstory of young Queen Charlotte (India Amarteifio) and her marriage to a dashing King George (Corey Mylchreest). The older queen (Golda Rosheuvel) will also appear, though, as the story hopscotches between the past and the way past. 

A class of FBI agents, including Brian Tyree Henry and Kate Mara, grapple with artificial intelligence and its effect on criminal justice. The story is told over three time periods – past, present, and future. 

Did you know The Electric Mayhem Band has never released a studio album? That is, until now. This series follows Dr. Teeth and his Muppet rock band as they try to cut a record with a little help from famous friends like Weird Al" Yankovic, Steve Aoki, Billy Corgan, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo, Lil Nas X and Kesha. Original songs come from music producer Linda Perry, so we’ll finally get that album in the real world, too. 

This three-part documentary goes behind the scenes of a brand-new professional women’s soccer team in L.A., owned by Natalie Portman as well as other actors, athletes and entrepreneurs, also mostly women. The team must build themselves from the ground up and succeed if they hope to survive.      

Patricia Arquette heads up this comedy series as a, brassy recovering addict turned private eye. Ben Stiller produces and Jay Roach directs. 

Former co-stars Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen (“Neighbors”) play former childhood best friends who try to reconnect as adults in this new comedy series. 

We all know the Anne Frank story from school but this drama series takes a slightly different angle and tells the historical tale from the perspective of Miep Gies (Bel Powley), a co-worker of Otto Frank (Liev Schreiber) who agreed to hide the Frank family and four others from the Nazis during World War II. 

This long percolating miniseries about the Watergate scandal finally premieres on HBO from the team behind “Veep.” Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux star as E. Howard Hunt as G. Gordon Liddy, respectively, with an all-star supporting cast including Judy Greer, Lena Headey, Domhnall Gleeson, Ike Barinholtz, Kathleen Turner, David Krumholtz, Rich Sommer, F. Murray Abraham, Kiernan Shipka, Corbin Bernsen, Gary Cole and John Carroll Lynch. 

It’s been a while since we had a new season of this wild comedy series about the older siblings of a teen pop star. As critical acclaim has grown, so has the caliber of guest stars, with this season’s slate scheduled to include Ann Dowd, Edie Falco, Simu Liu, Ben Platt, Lukas Gage, Kiernan Shipka, Dana Delaney and Dylan O'Brien. 

On an apocalyptic future Earth, few have survived and those that have are locked in a silo a mile below the surface. It’s been a long time since anyone has ventured out and the residents begin to wonder if it’s really as dangerous as they’ve been told and why those who ask questions are suddenly disappearing. The sci-fi mystery series stars Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Robbins, Common, Harriet Walter, Rashida Jones, David Oyelowo and Chinaza Uche.      

Will Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage bring the drama back to New York like they did with "Gossip Girl?" This series is more serious in tone as it starts with the shooting of an NYU student in Central Park and connects to a secretive, wealthy family, the local music scene and a series of fires around the city. 

A group of kids living in a lunar mining colony hijack a rover for one epic moon-road trip. Think of it as "Goonies in Space."  

In this new action film, Jennifer Lopez plays an assassin who comes out of hiding to rescue the daughter she gave up as a baby. She needs to keep her safe from the same criminals who forced her underground to begin with. Gael Garcia Bernal, Joseph Fiennes and Omari Hardwick co-star. 

Your serotonin boost is back with the seventh season of the makeover show. This season, the Fab Five spread good cheer and new beginnings in New Orleans. 

This above-average celebrity documentary recounts both the career of actor Michael J. Fox as well as his subsequent Parkinson's disease diagnosis. Critics who screened it at Sundance called it "uplifting." 

Kitty, the little sister in the “To All the Boys” films, gets her own spinoff series. She travels to Korea for high school and to reunite with her long-distance boyfriend only to find out he’s been dating her new rival. 

Fresh off their Oscar-winning roles in “Everything, Everywhere All at Once,” Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan reunite (plus co-star Stephanie Hsu) for this action series about a high schooler who finds himself interacting with mythical Chinese gods, thanks to a new exchange student. 

In what feels like a spiritual sequel to “True Lies,” Arnold Schwarzenegger stars in his first series as a CIA agent who discovers his daughter is one, too. Former co-star Tom Arnold lends even more continuity to the action comedy. 

A lot is happening in season three of the top-viewed reality show. Kim is newly single, she and Kourtney are feuding, Khloe has a medical issue and Kylie has major regrets about past choices she made.