The upcoming television season will introduce audiences to 20 new drama series, offering a wide array of genres and narratives. Among the notable premieres are

Thrillers and Mysteries

Catherine Zeta-Jones stars in the revenge thriller "Kill Jackie," premiering October 2 on Amazon Prime Video. The eight-part series follows an art dealer targeted by assassins. Another thriller, "The Blame," debuting September 20 on ITV1 and ITVX, stars Michelle Keegan as a detective investigating a murder and uncovering corruption within her own team.

Anthony Horowitz's "Marble Hall Murders," a sequel to his previous works, arrives September 26 on BBC1 and BBC iPlayer. This six-part series features Lesley Manville as literary editor Susan Ryeland, who uncovers family secrets on the Greek island of Corfu.

"Winter," airing September 30 on ITV1 and ITVX, presents a crime-solving duo: forensic pathologist Dr. Ethan Winter and DI Lauren Bell. The six-episode series filmed in Belgium and Bristol.

Stephen King's "Carrie" is reimagined as an eight-part series on Amazon Prime Video on October 7, with Summer H. Howell in the titular role of the telekinetic teenager.

Netflix will release "Below" on October 8, a six-part thriller set in a Canadian coastal town threatened by a mysterious sea creature. The series, filmed in Newfoundland and Labrador, has drawn comparisons to "Jaws."

"Nocuturne," a new Apple TV series premiering October 30, stars Liev Schreiber as a detective who moves to a small town only to be terrorized by a serial killer. The series is based on novels by Alexander and Alexandra Ahndoril.

"Crystal Lake," an eight-part prequel to the "Friday The 13th" franchise, will focus on Pamela Voorhees, played by Linda Cardellini. It is set to air on Sky Atlantic and Now in October.

Channel 4 will present "Hunting Alice Bell" in October, a six-part psychological thriller co-written by David Baddiel, exploring themes of social media and mistaken identity.

Dramas and Sagas

"East of Eden," based on John Steinbeck's 1952 novel, is a seven-part series coming to Netflix on October 1. Florence Pugh stars as Cathy Ames in this family saga set in California, adapted by Zoe Kazan.

A spin-off from "The Split," titled "The Split Up," will debut September 20 on BBC1 and BBC iPlayer. The series follows a family of British-Asian solicitors in Manchester and stars Sanjeev Bhaskar.

"War," an eight-part divorce drama starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller, is scheduled for October 2 on Sky Atlantic and HBO Max. The series explores the acrimonious split of a wealthy tech mogul and his actress wife.

"Adultery," a six-part drama on ITV1 and ITVX in October, delves into the complexities of infidelity, focusing on two couples entangled in affairs.

"The Party," a five-part thriller adapted from Elizabeth Day's novel, will be released in October on ITV and ITVX. Luke Evans stars as a journalist examining the fallout of secrets within a friendship.

David Harewood stars as "Pierre," a solicitor who confronts institutional corruption, premiering in October on Channel 4.

"The Good Daughter," based on Karin Slaughter's 2017 novel, will air in November on Sky Atlantic and Now. The eight-part thriller follows two sisters dealing with family secrets and trauma.

Channel 5's "The Heights," a six-part thriller, is also scheduled for November. The series, based on a novel by Louise Candlish, stars Anna Friel.

International and Supernatural Elements

"Yaga," an eight-part mystery thriller, will air on Sky One in October. Noah Reid plays a private investigator drawn into a world of magic while searching for a missing heir. The series is based on the legend of Baba Yaga.

"Honey," a six-part thriller premiering in November on BBC1 and BBC iPlayer, is rumored to be a prequel to "Killing Eve." It features spies and dangerous liaisons during the Cold War.

"The Day," an eight-part thriller based on the Belgian show "De Dag," is coming soon to Paramount+. Minnie Driver portrays a hostage negotiator in this series that unfolds over a single day.