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Premiere Dates For New and Returning TV Shows: February 2018

February 1
A.P. Bio- NBC, new comedy series
Altered Carbon -Netflix, new drama series
Absentia -Amazon Prime, new drama series
Strike Back -Cinemax, Season 5

February 11
Homeland -Showtime, S7
Here and Now -HBO, new drama series

February 12
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow -The CW, S3B

February 14
This Close -SundanceTV, new drama series

February 16
Everything Sucks -Netflix, new drama series
Mozart in the Jungle -Amazon Prime, S4

February 19
X Company -Ovation, new drama series

February 23
The Tick -Amazon Prime, S1B
Seven Seconds -Netflix, new drama series

February 25
The Walking Dead -AMC, S8B
Talking Dead -AMC, S7B
Ash vs. Evil Dead -Starz, S3

February 26
Living Biblically -CBS, new comedy series
Good Girls -NBC, new drama series
iZombie -The CW, S4
McMafia -AMC, new drama series
UnReal -Lifetime, S3
Shoot the Messenger -WGN America, new drama series
Final Space -TBS, new comedy series

February 27
Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G. -USA Network, new drama series

February 28
Designated Survivor -ABC, S2B
The Looming Tower -Hulu, new drama limited series
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