Every TV Premiere Date: 2022 Calendar

Here’s a guide to all the TV premiere dates confirmed for 2022 so far. 2021 has been a very notable year all around, although sadly more for the worse than the better, thanks to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. If nothing else, the world of entertainment got back into (mostly) full swing in 2021, providing the masses an escape from all the turmoil. This included the grand return of the MCU after nearly two years away, both with new movies like Shang-Chi and hit Disney+ shows like Loki.

There was lots of new TV content overall in 2021, with broadcast networks, cable channels, and streaming services all unleashing a myriad of new and returning shows. The biggest hit of 2021 on the TV side was Netflix’s Squid Game, which became a cultural phenomenon in America despite being made for South Korean audiences and based on a real Korean children’s game. 2021 also saw audiences bid farewell to shows like American Gods, Lucifer, and Last Man Standing, whether they wanted to say goodbye or not.

Still, with a new year comes new shows to experience, and 2022 will be no different. Included below is a comprehensive listing of confirmed scripted TV premiere dates for 2022, so far. Just some of the most high-profile entries include the return of The Walking Dead to AMC, the Hulu debut of How I Met Your Father, and the second season of Young Rock on NBC.

• January 2 Around the World in 80 Days (8:00 p.m.) PBS
• January 3 Kenan (8:00 p.m.) NBC
• January 3 9-1-1: Lone Star (8:00 p.m.) Fox
• January 3 The Cleaning Lady (9:00 p.m.) Fox
• January 4 This Is Us (9:00 p.m.) NBC
• January 4 Black-ish (9:30 p.m.) ABC
• January 5 Good Sam (10:00 p.m.) CBS
• January 5 Chicago P.D. (10:00 p.m.) NBC
• January 6 Women of the Movement (8:00 p.m.) ABC
• January 7 Search Party – HBO Max
• January 8 A Discovery of Witches – AMC+
• January 9 Attack on Titan – Crunchyroll
• January 9 Call Me Kat (8:00 p.m.) Fox
• January 9 Pivoting (8:30 p.m.) Fox
• January 9 Euphoria (9:00 p.m.) HBO
• January 9 All Creatures Great and Small (9:00 p.m.) PBS
• January 9 The Righteous Gemstones (10:00 p.m.) HBO
• January 9 Vienna Blood (10:00 p.m.) PBS
• January 10 Queens of Mystery – Acorn TV
• January 10 Undercover – Netflix
• January 11 Superman & Lois (8:00 p.m.) The CW
• January 11 The Kings of Napa (8:00 p.m.) OWN
• January 11 Naomi (9:00 p.m.) The CW
• January 13 Peacemaker – HBO Max
• January 13 Wolf Like Me – Peacock
• January 13 The Journalist – Netflix
• January 14 After Life – Netflix
• January 14 Archive 81 – Netflix
• January 14 The House – Netflix
• January 16 Britannia – Epix
• January 16 Two Sentence Horror Stories (9:00 p.m.) The CW
• January 16 Somebody Somewhere (10:30 p.m.) HBO
• January 18 How I Met Your Father – Hulu
• January 20 Single Drunk Female (10:30 p.m.) Freeform
• January 20 Supernatural Academy – Peacock
• January 20 La Fortuna – AMC+
• January 21 Servant – Apple TV+
• January 21 Ozark – Netflix
• January 21 As We See It – Amazon Prime
• January 21 Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock – Apple TV+
• January 23 Billions (9:00 p.m.) Showtime
• January 24 The Gilded Age (9:00 p.m.) HBO
• January 24 Promised Land (10:00 p.m.) ABC
• January 24 American Dad (10:00 p.m.) TBS
• January 24 Snowpiercer TNT
• January 26 Resident Alien (9:00 p.m.) Syfy
• January 27 Grown-ish (10:00 p.m.) Freeform
• January 28 The Afterparty – Apple TV+
• January 28 In from the Cold – Netflix
• January 28 The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window – Netflix
• January 30 Monarch (10:00 p.m.) Fox
• February 1 Raising Dion – Netflix
• February 2 Pam & Tommy – Hulu
• February 3 Raised by Wolves – HBO Max
• February 4 The Legend of Vox Machina – Amazon Prime
• February 4 Reacher – Amazon Prime
• February 4 Suspicion – Apple TV+
• February 6 Power (9:00 p.m.) Starz
• February 11 Inventing Anna – Netflix
• February 11 Dollface – Hulu
• February 18 The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel – Amazon Prime
• February 18 Severance – Apple TV+
• February 20 The Walking Dead – AMC
• February 21 All American: Homecoming (9:00 p.m.) The CW
• February 21 The Endgame (10:00 p.m.) NBC
• February 24 Law & Order (8:00 p.m.) NBC
• February 25 Vikings: Valhalla – Netflix
• February 27 Killing Eve (8:00 p.m.) BBC America
• March 3 The Dropout – Hulu
• March 6 Outlander (9:00 p.m.) Starz
• March 6 Shining Vale (10:00 p.m.) Starz
• March 8 The Thing About Pam (10:00 p.m.) NBC
• March 9 Kung Fu (9:00 p.m.) The CW
• March 10 The Orville – Hulu
• March 11 Charmed (8:00 p.m.) The CW
• March 11 Call the Midwife (8:00 p.m.) PBS
• March 15 Young Rock (8:00 p.m.) NBC
• March 15 Mr. Mayor (8:30 p.m.) NBC
• March 20 Sandition (9:00 p.m.) PBS
• March 31 How We Roll (9:30 p.m.) CBS

The biggest show to set a premiere date in 2022 so far is the AMC zombie drama The Walking Dead. While The Walking Dead isn’t quite the ratings powerhouse it used to be, its 2022 return will mark the beginning of the end, kicking off the second half of season 11. This will be the final season of the original Walking Dead show, but a spinoff continuing the story of Daryl and Carol is already in the works, as is a movie starring the character of Rick Grimes. 2022 will also see the conclusion of Netflix’s Ozark with its fourth and final season. Ozark isn’t a Stranger Things-sized hit, but it’s quietly become one of the most acclaimed shows on Netflix today.

While Walking Dead and Ozark are gearing up for the end, NBC is soon to bring back Law & Order for season 21, nearly 12 years after the venerable legal drama aired its original series finale. Devotees will be happy to know that classic star Sam Waterston is set to reprise his role of district attorney Jack McCoy. Anthony Anderson will also reprise his old role of Detective Kevin Bernhard, while new additions include Burn Notice‘s Jeffrey Donovan and Hannibal‘s Hugh Dancy. Another show getting a new life is The Orville, which is jumping from Fox to Hulu for season 3, subtitled New Horizons. As can be plainly seen in the full rundown of TV premiere dates above, 2022 already has lots to look forward to on the small screen.

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