Upcoming A24 TV Shows: All The New And Returning Series, Including The Latest Seasons Of Euphoria And Beef

This spring, specifically next month, April 2026, is a big one if you're a fan of A24. Two of their most beloved shows, Euphoria and Beef, are set to make their long-awaited return on the 2026 television schedule, and another show, Margo Has Money Problems, looks to be the next hit on Apple TV.

In addition to all of the upcoming A24 movies, the studio still has a bunch of TV shows in development, though, admittedly, some are much further along than others. Still others haven't gotten any news in quite a while and may no longer be moving ahead. We have been keeping up with the award-winning production and distribution company's latest small screen projects, and here's everything we know about what's on the way and what's in the pipeline.

Euphoria, Season 3 (April 12, 2026) - HBO

Euphoria is all back! Finally, the show is returning on April 12th, after more than four years since Season 2 concluded. In the meantime, the Euphoria cast has been busy becoming some of the biggest stars in the world. Rumors have long pointed to the show making a five-year time jump, and from the trailer, that certainly looks to be the case, as we look in on where all our favorite screw-ups are in life, and it doesn't look pretty. You can catch up on the show's first two seasons with an HBO Max subscription.

Margo’s Got Money Troubles (April 15, 2026) - Apple TV+

Based on a book by Rufi Thorpe, Margo’s Got Money Troubles is an upcoming A24-produced series given a straight-to-series order by Apple TV in February 2024. Elle Fanning, Nick Offerman, Greg Kinnear, and Nicole Kidman are set to star, with Fanning and Kidman also producing alongside David E. Kelley and Elle’s sister, Dakota Fanning.

The show, which dropped its first trailer this week, is set to premiere on Apple TV on April 15th. Fanning plays a young mom who, as the title suggests, is desperate to earn money and turns to OnlyFans. Kidman plays her mother, and Offerman plays her father. It sounds ridiculous and awesome.

Beef Season 2 (April 16, 2026) - Netflix

Creator Lee Sung Jin's Emmy-winning series, which you can watch with a Netflix subscription, about how easily the smallest conflicts can brew into disaster, is coming back with a whole new story that Variety confirmed started filming in January 2025, and it is set for release on April 16th. It recently dropped its first trailer.

What we know about Beef Season 2 is that it stars Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny and depicts a series of concerning circumstances stemming from a young couple witnessing a fight between their boss and his wife.

Crystal Lake (2026) - Peacock

Jason Voorhees’ murder streak in the Friday the 13th movies made him one of the most iconic horror movie villains, but there is still plenty we do not know about the man behind the hockey mask. Linda Cardellini, who is currently on the hit DTF St. Louis on HBO, will play the notorious Pamela Voorhees, and Callum Vinson, who recently starred in the third season of The Night Agent, will play a young Jason. There is no set date for release as of yet, but it seems to be on track for a 2026 release and will be available with a Peacock subscription.

First Day On Earth (TBA)

Michaela Coel, the Emmy-winning star and creator of I May Destroy You, is developing a new series for BBC and HBO called First Day on Earth. Though the show was first announced in 2024, there hadn't been much news on it until February 2026. The drama will also star Coel, and recently, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that she would be joined by Thandiwe Newton, Danny Sapani, Ncuti Gatwa, and Maxine Peake. No release date has been set, as of yet.

A Visit From The Goon Squad (TBA)

Jennifer Egan’s best-selling, 2011 Pulitzer Prize-winning, A Visit from the Goon Squad, is an anthology of stories all related to a record company executive and his assistant. As Deadline reported in April 2023, the book and its 2022 sequel, The Candy House, have been optioned for a series by A24, to be executive producer Olivia Wilde, who is also attached to direct. As of March 2026, there hasn't been anything else official about either project, and its status seems to have flatlined.

A Flicker In The Dark (TBA) - HBO Max

There is (or maybe was) an HBO Max original series in the works based on Stacy Willingham’s novel, A Flicker in the Dark, which follows a psychologist horrified by a recent series of teen disappearances years after she discovered her father was a murderer when she was a child. In October 2021, Variety broke the news that Academy Award winner and The Curse star Emma Stone is developing the series with A24 and her production company, Fruit Tree, and no other updates have come out since. We're now four years removed from that first announcement, and with virtually no news since, this project may be dead.

The Girlfriends (TBA)

Novel and iHeart Radio’s original true crime podcast, The Girlfriends, tells the story of three ex-lovers of a murderer who teamed up to bring him to justice in the mid-1990s. In October 2023, THR reported that A24 won a bidding war to adapt the show into a series drama with Michael Showalter — director of The Big Sick and The Eyes of Tammy Faye — and his Semi-Formal Productions. Like others on this list, as of March 2026, there hasn't been much news on this show lately, and it may not be happening anymore.

Magnolia Parks (TBA)

A24 announced it was developing author Jessa Hastings’ series of novels — known collectively as the Magnolia Parks universe — into a television show. When reporting on the project in November 2023, Deadline described the books, which have become very popular among TikTok users, as “Gossip Girl in high society London.” There has been scant news since the announcement, and the status of Magnolia Parks seems up in the air, as of March 2026.

Paris: The Memoir (TBA)

In 2023, heiress and media mogul Paris Hilton shared her life story in Paris: The Memoir, which has been optioned for a series adaptation by A24. Hilton will produce, along with Dakota and Elle Fanning, under their own Lewellen Pictures banner. There hasn't been a ton of news since the announcement, but in September 2025, the Fannings called the opportunity a "dream come true" in an interview with Vanity Fair and said that the project was still expected to go into production... though no dates were mentioned, and as of March 2026, there is still little information about the possible series.

With all of these upcoming A24 TV shows, it’s a great time to be a fan of the acclaimed studio.