TV Shows Streaming in July 2026
X-Men 97′ Season 2
Release – July 1
Where – Jio Hotstar
Season 2 of X-Men ’97 raises the stakes as the mutant heroes find themselves displaced across different eras. To prevent a devastating force from wiping them out, they must reunite and return to the roots of the X-Men’s journey in the 1990s.
Elle
Release – July 1
Where – Amazon Prime Video
Elle serves as a prequel to the beloved 2001 comedy Legally Blonde, exploring the early years of its famously fashionable heroine. Starring Lexi Minetree as a young Elle, the series follows her vibrant, pink-loving lifestyle as it is turned upside down when she is forced to leave her comfortable life in Bel Air and adjust to a completely different world in Seattle during the peak of the grunge era.
Super Subbu
Release – July 2
Where – Amazon Prime Video
Subramanian a part time teacher who’s suddenly given a promotion to be full time. Unfortunately, he’s to take the job as a sex-ed teacher in a village named Makkipura. Having grown up under the watchful eye of an extremely strict father, he’s completely inexperienced when it comes to relationships and intimacy.
Isakapatnam
Release – July 2
Where – Amazon Prime Video
In 1990s Isakhapatnam, a powerful strongman named Naidu holds the town firmly under his control. But as political tides shift, old grudges resurface, and his daughter’s trust in him begins to fade, the empire he built starts to crack. Faced with challenges from every direction, Naidu must fight to hold on to his power.
Pritam and Pedro
Release – July 3
Where – Jio Hotstar
This buddy-cop comedy by Rajkumar Hirani, starring Arshad Warsi and Vir Hirani. It follows an unlikely duo thrown together on a high-profile case. Pritam, a traditional police officer struggling to adapt after being reassigned to the cyber crime unit, is paired with Pedro, a sharp and tech-savvy young investigator. Their contrasting styles are put to the test when they are tasked with solving the mysterious disappearance of a minister’s child.
Sparks of Tomorrow
Release – July 5
Where – Netflix
In a reimagined Kyoto where steam-driven technology dominates daily life, young repairman Kikachi crosses paths with Inako Momokawa, an adventurous dreamer with aspirations far beyond the city’s limits. Their search for the mysterious Electric Catalogue leads them on a journey that could transform the future of their society.
Silo Season 3
Release – July 8
Where – Apple Tv
The story of Silo continues in a new season that expands the mystery beyond the underground shelters. Through a dual-timeline narrative, the series explores the events that unfolded before humanity retreated beneath the surface while also following Juliette Nichols as she uncovers new truths that could change everything.
Trying Season 5
Release – July 8
Where – Apple Tv
Trying returns for another heartfelt and hilarious season as Jason and Nikki continue navigating the ups and downs of parenthood. Just when they think they’ve found their footing, the unexpected return of Kat, the biological mother of their adopted children, introduces a fresh wave of complications and emotional challenges.
Murder 101
Release – July 13
Where – Amazon Prime Video
When a sociology class takes on a cold case as part of their studies, what begins as an academic exercise quickly turns into a gripping search for justice. As the students and their teacher piece together clues from the past, they uncover hidden connections and life-altering revelations that challenge everything they thought they knew.
Lucky
Release – July 15
Where – Apple Tv
Starring Anya Taylor – Joy, After leaving her criminal life behind, Lucky has worked hard to build a fresh start. But when unresolved ties to her past come calling, she is drawn back into the dangerous world she thought she had escaped, forcing her to confront old enemies and unfinished business.
Ride or Die
Release – July 15
Where – Amazon Prime Video
This eight-episode action thriller follows Debbie and Judith, two women from very different worlds who are unexpectedly forced to work together after a critical mission spirals out of control. Hunted by powerful enemies and thrust into a perilous journey across the country, they must navigate relentless danger, shifting alliances, and shocking revelations. As the stakes continue to rise, Debbie and Judith uncover a far-reaching conspiracy that threatens more than just their lives, testing their trust, resilience, and determination every step of the way.
The Hawk
Release – July 16
Where – Netflix
Will Ferrell stars as Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins, a once-celebrated golfer whose best days seem to be behind him. Determined to prove he still has what it takes, he sets his sights on one last major championship, hoping it will reignite the spark that made him a star.
The East Palace
Release – July 17
Where – Netflix
Set in ancient Korea, the story follows an unlikely pair: a skilled ghost hunter capable of destroying restless spirits and a young woman gifted with the ability to hear them. Summoned by the king, they are tasked with investigating a dark force haunting the crown prince’s palace, uncovering secrets that threaten the kingdom itself.
WWE Unreal: Season 3
Release – July 21
Where – Netflix
Season 3 of the WWE docuseries that goes behind the scenes of the famous show-wrestling franchise. This five-episode season will focus on the retirement of John Cena tour and a look at the high stakes decisions that goes in before and during the show.
Musafir Cafe
Release – July 24
Where – Netflix
Set in the warm and welcoming atmosphere of a small roadside café, this emotional drama brings together three individuals whose lives intersect in unexpected ways. Chander Mohan Sharma, Sudha, and Preeti each carry their own hopes, struggles, and unspoken dreams, but a series of chance encounters gradually forges a meaningful bond between them. As heartfelt conversations unfold and new opportunities emerge, they discover that the most life-changing connections often appear when they are needed the most, offering healing, growth, and a renewed sense of purpose.
The Bombing of Pan Am 103
Release – July 30
Where – Netflix
Inspired by the tragic events surrounding the 1988 crash of Pan Am Flight 103, the series chronicles the extensive investigation that followed the disaster. Through the efforts of local Scottish authorities and the FBI, it explores the relentless search for those responsible and the lasting impact the tragedy had on the community of Lockerbie.
Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2
Release – July 31
Where – Amazon Prime Video
Amazon’s dark and stylish reimagining of the Batman mythos returns for a new season. With Gotham sinking deeper into chaos, the city’s protector faces an escalating wave of crime, dangerous new adversaries, and the long-awaited arrival of his most infamous nemesis, The Joker.
