We’re still a few months away from The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6.
But we’re getting a new glimpse of the dystopian drama’s final act thanks to some first-look photos and new 2025 sizzle reel footage from Hulu and Disney+.
The show is set to return in spring, though no specific release date has been announced.
Fortunately, if you’re a subscriber to the Disney+/Hulu bundle, you’ll have plenty of entertainment options in the year to come.
The sizzle reel also provides first looks at:
The Bear Season 4, Andor Season 2, Goosebumps Season 2, and Percy Jackson & The Olympians Season 2.
And there are plenty of new shows on the way, too!
We’ve got Alien: Earth from Fargo creator Noah Hawley and the football comedy Chad Powers starring Glen Powell.
There’s also the highly anticipated dramas Good American Family, starring Ellen Pompeo, and Paradise, featuring This Is Us favorite Sterling K. Brown.
And it wouldn’t be a Disney+ reveal if there weren’t a couple of Marvel projects in the mix.
This time around, it’s Daredevil: Born Again and Ironheart. But while those two series are highly anticipated in certain demographics, it’s the return of Handmaid’s that’s generating the most buzz today.
It’s the final season for the politically charged thriller adapted from Margaret Atwood’s iconic novel.
Once again, Elisabeth Moss will lead, alongside Samira Wiley, Ann Dowd, Joseph Fiennes, Yvonne Strahovski, Bradley Whitford, and Max Minghella.
This is a show that began life in 2016, and it bid farewell to its source material long ago.
Despite long hiatuses between seasons, enthusiasm for the series is as high as ever.
Taking the opposite approach is The Bear, which is previewing its fourth season just months after Season 3 came to a close.
The Bear Season 3 didn’t captivate critics and audiences quite as much as the first two installments.
And that might not bode well for the show’s fourth (and possibly final) season, as both were filmed at the same time.
Still, the show is one of the few remaining “prestige” series that’s actually popular with viewers. So despite a disappointing third course, fans are still eager to see what Carmy whips up for dessert.
Over to you, TV fanatics? Are you as pumped as we are for what lies ahead on Hulu and Disney+?
Hit the comments section below to tell us which projects you’re most excited about.
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