About TV Docket

TV Docket answers the questions viewers ask most about TV: when does the new season start, what time is it on, where can I watch it legally, and has the date changed?

Why we exist

Premiere dates move, networks shuffle schedules, and streamers release episodes all at once, weekly or in batches. Articles written before an announcement often aren't updated afterwards. We keep one maintained page per show, rebuild the schedules every day and record every change.

What you'll find here

• Show pages with the current season's U.S. premiere date, episode-by-episode schedule, air time and where to watch.
• TV premiere dates for every major network and streaming service, in one list.
• "New on" pages for each month: what's premiering on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV, Peacock, Paramount+ and more.
• A weekly calendar, rebuilt daily, with streaming times shown in your time zone.
• A British crime and mystery section covering PBS MASTERPIECE, BritBox and Acorn TV in depth.
• Guides that answer specific questions, such as viewing order or where a show went.
• UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand sections with local channels, local air dates and worldwide streaming release times converted to each country's time zone.
• Anime and K-drama release times: the broadcast time in Japan or Korea converted to Eastern, Pacific, UK and Australian time, episode by episode.
• Video game release dates by month, with platforms, developer and publisher, each linked to the announcement it comes from.
• Seasonal schedules such as Freeform's 31 Nights of Halloween and Hallmark's Countdown to Christmas, taken from the networks' own published lineups.
• My shows: follow any show and see its next episode at a glance, saved privately in your browser.

Where our information comes from

• TV schedules: networks' and streamers' own announcements for reviewed pages, and TVmaze listings (CC BY-SA) for daily schedule data, labelled on every page that uses them.
• Movies: Wikidata (CC0) for release dates and runtimes, checked against distributor announcements for streaming dates.
• Video games: Wikipedia's release lists (CC BY-SA), with the original announcement (publisher, Gematsu, IGN and others) linked on each game page.
• Seasonal lineups: the network's published schedule, linked on the page with the date we checked it.

If a date isn't announced, we say so. We never fill gaps with guesses.

Who we are

TV Docket is an independent publication. We aren't affiliated with any network or streaming service, and we don't host or link to unofficial streams. Every "where to watch" link points to an official service.

The site is free to read and is supported by advertising. Ads are labelled "Advertisement" or "Sponsored", kept apart from our listings, and never designed to look like a watch or download button. See our privacy policy for how ad partners use cookies.

Schedules for many shows are imported every day from TVmaze's listings and labelled as such. Shows marked "Editor reviewed" have also been checked against the network's or streamer's own announcements. Automated tools and AI help us monitor sources and draft text, and nothing is published unless it matches the cited sources. See our editorial standards.

Get in touch

Corrections, tips and show suggestions are welcome. See the contact page.