New TV Shows Coming This August

New TV Shows Coming This August

If you're just like me, then you're also thinking that there are already too many tv shows airing and really struggling to keep and or catch up with your favorites. Well, news flash is the situation doesn't get any easier and whether or not that is bad or good news is left for you to decide, this August is about to make things easier or difficult (depending on where you stand) for us. Anyways, here's a list of some of the most anticipated new tv shows coming this August.

The Sinner

Premiere date: August 2
Network: USA

It's been more than a decade since Jessica Biel has had a major role on TV. She returns in this limited series, based on Petra Hammesfahr's book of the same name, as a young mom who kills a man in full view of her family and friends. It'll be hard not to join Bill Pullman's investigator in obsessing over why this happens. Hopefully.
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Marlon

Premiere date: August 16
Network: NBC

This family sitcom (kinda) pulls from the real life of its star, Marlon Wayans, centering on a dad trying to do his own brand of co-parenting with the mother of his children. "It's a different kind of divorced couple, it's a different kind of love, and it's a different kind of TV dad," Wayans and co-star Essence Atkins tease. Also, a different, somewhat more appropriate Marlon.
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The Defenders

Premiere date: August 18
Network: Netflix

Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Iron Fist walk into a bar... and this is not a joke. This probably happens at least once in Marvel's next comic book project, which unites all of New York's heroes for more street-level fisticuffs and bickering. Per creator Marco Ramirez: If The Avengers are The Beatles of the superhero world, The Defenders are The Ramones.
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The Tick

Premiere date: August 25
Network: Amazon Video

Original writer Ben Edlund has done the world a big kindness reviving his satirical crimefighter for Amazon. As we concluded last year, The Tick is a godsend for the people who are "sick of Hollywood's superhero movie dependency and the comic-book-obsessed who'd donate their life savings to a Batman and Robinreboot Kickstarter." Spoon indeed!
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Source: [Thrillist]