Spring TV Guide: 11 Shows You Won’t Want to Miss Inline

  • Mad Men final season
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    _Mad Men’_s Final Season

    It’s time to say goodbye to Don Draper and his Madison Avenue cohorts. As the final season inches toward its conclusion, we’re gripped with worry: Can Don finally get over his past, or will it eventually swallow him whole? What will become of SCDP? Will Peggy ever find happiness? Here’s hoping Matthew Weiner answers all of our questions and more in the seventies-set finale.

    Premieres April 5 on AMC

  • Wolf Hall
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    Wolf Hall

    The story of Henry VIII and his many wives and machinations has inspired yet another television show. This PBS-BBC produced miniseries is based on the best-selling novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel and stars _Homeland’_s Damien Lewis as the bratty king and theater legend Mark Rylance as his trusted and doomed advisor Thomas Cromwell.

    Premieres April 5 on PBS

  • Bloodline Netflix
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    Bloodline

    From the creators of Damages comes this latest Netflix drama about a tight-knit family from the Florida Keys whose lives are rattled after the return of the black-sheep sibling. With plenty of secrets in tow and a starry cast—Kyle Chandler, Linda Cardellini, and Sissy Spacek—Bloodline will satisfy your binge-watch needs until the new season of Orange Is the New Black returns this summer.

    Premieres March 20 on Netflix

  • The Late Late Show with James Corden
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    The Late Late Show with James Corden

    Late night talk show hosts have been playing musical chairs for the last couple of years, so we’re excited to see how fresh face James Corden will fare as the new host ofThe Late Late Show. The British actor, who recently played the Baker in Disney’s Into The Woods, has already lined up Tom Hanks as his first guest, promising plenty of charm for his debut outing.

    Premieres March 23 on CBS

  • Happyish
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    HAPPYish

    Before his untimely death last year, Phillip Seymour Hoffman was set to star in this new Showtime series about a 44-year-old father going through a mid-life crisis. Steve Coogan ended up taking over the role and his trademark sardonic humor fits right in with the character of Thomas Payne, who is suffering to keep his chin up in today’s selfie and social-media obsessed world.

    Premieres April 26 on Showtime