The big screen is not the only show in town—television is keeping pace with a slew of new releases and beloved classics. From Star Trek's groundbreaking legacy to the return of Futurama, here are seven must-watch shows that explore technology, science, politics, culture, and more.

Star Trek: The Original Series celebrates its 60th anniversary with Paramount+ streaming almost every corner of the franchise. Its blend of adventure, social commentary, and boundless curiosity remains just as compelling today as it did in 1966. Whether a lifelong Trekkie or new to the universe, there’s never been a better time to boldly go back where it all began.

Futurama returns for its 14th season with gags and tech satire that have kept audiences laughing since 2000. Set in the 31st century, the series follows the employees of Planet Express as they navigate bizarre adventures and laugh-out-loud takes on everything from AI to corporate greed.

President Curtis, set in the Rick and Morty universe, explores interdimensional diplomacy and paranormal investigations. Premiering on July 26, it airs new episodes each Sunday night on Adult Swim, with HBO Max releases on Monday.

Lanterns takes a darker turn with DC’s Green Lanterns. Starring Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, the series follows them as they investigate a cosmic murder mystery that stretches across Earth and beyond. Premiering on August 16, it brings a noir-inspired edge to one of DC's most iconic franchises.

The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare chronicles the investigation into a horrifying quadruple murder in Moscow, Idaho. The series uses access to victims' friends and families, along with police footage, to examine how digital evidence and forensic technology helped unravel one of the most closely watched true crime cases.

Dark Matter explores the question: what if your life isn’t the one you were meant to have? Season two premieres on August 28, picking up with physicist Jason Dessen and his family as they navigate a world that feels both safe and dangerous. The series delves into questions of identity, choice, and the endless possibilities of the paths we could have taken.

The Undeclared War returns for its fourth season with a chillingly timely premise: a cyberattack targeting a nation’s election system. Premiering in September, it offers a grim reminder of the challenges we face as technology continues to shape our world.