All the TV shows coming in spring 2018 - and whether you should watch them
"Rise" — NBC
March 13
Should you watch it: If you like musicals and shows that toy with your emotions like "This Is Us," yes.
"For the People" — ABC
March 13
Should you watch it: Skip it. There's a lot of legal dramas, and this one doesn't stand out.
"On My Block" — Netflix
March 16
Should you watch it: Give it a shot. It's definitely geared toward a younger audience, but it showcases characters usually not seen on TV by following a group of teens in East LA.
"Alexa & Katie" — Netflix
March 23.
Should you watch it: Not if you hate sentimentality. The story feels like its original home was the Disney Channel, but it's featuring a teenage girl with cancer which is a brand new dynamic to a sitcom leaning toward a younger audience.
"Santa Clarita Diet" — Netflix
March 23
Should you watch it: Season one was a bit of a mess (literally so much blood and confusing character arcs), but season two embraces the absurdity of its premise, and stars Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant are fun to watch together.
"Billions" — Showtime
March 25
Should you watch it: Sure! Damien Lewis and Paul Giamatti are the best.
"Silicon Valley" — HBO
March 25
Should you watch it: Yes. Without T.J. Miller, the tech comedy had to take some risks that vastly improve the show.
"Trust" — FX
March 25
Should you watch it: Yes. It's a deeper exploration into the John Paul Getty III kidnapping than we saw in "All the Money in the World." Brendan Fraser is great in it. We're blessed that he's making a comeback.
"Barry" — HBO
March 25
Should you watch it: Yes. Even if you don't stick with it, it's refreshing to see the man behind Stefan in a dramatic role.
"The Terror" — AMC
March 26
Should you watch it: If you like monster stuff or shows with actors you recognize from "Game of Thrones."
"Roseanne" — ABC
March 27
Should you watch it: If you were a fan of the original. If not, don't bother.
"Splitting Up Together" — ABC
March 27
Should you watch it: Skip. Jenna Fischer ("The Office") is great and we're glad she's starring in a show, but the premise is a bit heavy-handed.
"The Americans" — FX
March 28
Should you watch it: Yes. It's been the best show on television for a few years now, and you can catch up on the first five seasons if you have Amazon Prime.
"Alex, Inc." —ABC
March 28
Should you watch it: If you're a die-hard Zach Braff fan.
"Suits" — USA
March 28
Should you watch it: This is the last footage of Meghan Markle acting ever, so you might as well.
"Scandal" — ABC
March 29
Should you watch it: "Scandal" jumped the shark seasons ago, but its final four episodes will probably be worth watching, mostly to know what people on Twitter are talking about.
"A Series of Unfortunate Events" — Netflix
March 30
Should you watch it: If you're a fan! We won't stop you.
"Jesus Christ Superstar Live" — NBC
April 1
Should you watch it: Probably not. John Legend is, dare we say it, a legend, but these live musical things usually don't go over well for NBC.
"Legion" — FX
April 3
Should you watch it: Yes. While it's a confusing show, "Legion" was one of the best new shows of 2017. Season two gets even stranger, in a good way.
"The Last O.G." — TBS
April 3
Should you watch it: Yes. Though the show had some drama with a showrunner leaving that resulted in a new network and a delay, we're absolutely thrilled to have Tracy Morgan back on television, with Cedric the Entertainer and Tiffany Haddish. Oscar winner Jordan Peele is a co-producer, in case that cast isn't enough to get you interested.
"New Girl" — Fox
April 10
Should you watch it: Yes. "New Girl" quickly became one of the best comedies on TV, and still is. The fact that it's ending is sad, but it's the right time for it to wrap up.
"Chef's Table: Pastry" — Netflix
April 13
Should you watch it: Yes, especially if you are the kind of person who watches a season of "The Great British Bake Off."
"Lost in Space" — Netflix
April 13
Should you watch it: If the idea of yet another reboot doesn't make you sad, yes.
"Westworld" — HBO
April 22
Should you watch it: Absolutely. But if you read "Westworld" theories on Reddit every week, don't be mad if season two doesn't surprise you.
"The Handmaid's Tale" — Hulu
April 25
Should you watch it: Of course. The Emmy and Golden Globe winner continues it's good streak in season two, but be warned — it's tough to watch.
"Little Women" — PBS
May 13
Should you watch it: No. Watch the 1994 film "Little Women" starring Winona Ryder, Claire Danes, Kirsten Dunst, Susan Sarandon, Eric Stoltz, and Christian Bale instead.
"Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" — Netflix
May 30
Should you watch it: Yes! This zany series gets weirder and weirder with every season. Season three was a bit of a disappointment, but we still can't wait to see what happens next.
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