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10 of 2023’s most anticipated TV shows (VIDEO)
Netflix’s That ‘90s Show hits its platform starting January 19, 2023. — Picture courtesy of Netflix / Shondaland Productions / HBO Max

LOS ANGELES, Jan 6 — With the new year comes a raft of new TV shows! From prequels like Velma and Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story to spinoffs like That ‘90s Show and Freeridge and eagerly awaited return of favourite actors like Jason Segel and Natasha Lyonne, here are ten new TV and streaming shows that you shouldn’t miss in 2023.

Velma

Scooby-Doo zaniness returns with this new series focusing on Velma, the head of the gang of young detectives. An animated series with the voice of Mindy Kaling in the main role, the actress and writer will share the spotlight with Constance Wu, who voices the character of Daphne. Sammy will be played by Sam Richardson and Fred by Glenn Howerton. Jane Lynch (Glee), Wanda Sykes, "Weird Al” Yankovic, Shay Mitchell (Pretty Little Liars) and Nicole Byer will also be part of the voice cast.

The Scooby gang will have to solve a murder that occurred in their high school. The adult-oriented but family-friendly series, which follows the title character’s journey of self-discovery will also address some sexual tension experienced by Velma, who is of South Asian origin.

Release date: January 12 on HBO Max

Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies

Nostalgia is clearly the watchword of 2023 TV. After That ‘90s Show and Freeridge, Paramount+ wants us to relive the Grease era with Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies. A musical series of ten episodes that will take place in 1954, four years before the events of the cult film. Tricia Fukuhara, Marisa Davila, Cheyenne Wells and Ari Notartomaso will star as the Pink Ladies, a group of independent girls who have come together to change Rydell High.

Release date: spring on Paramount+

Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story

The prequels trend continues with this new show that will trace the young years of Queen Charlotte, from Bridgerton. Viewers will discover the young 17-year-old queen’s early days at court and her arranged marriage to the king. We will also be able to discover Lady Danbury in her youth, played by actress Adjoa Andoh. As usual, the Bridgerton universe will be all about power, love and friendship.

Release date: 2023 on Netflix

— ETX Studio

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