We’ve taken a look at the five biggest movies out this month that we can’t wait to see, so now we’re turning our attention to the small screen, and May looks to be one of the most exciting months for new and returning shows for quite some time. Read on and find out 5 TV Shows Out This May We Can’t Wait To Watch.

5. American Gods - Every Monday on Amazon Prime Video

Yetide Badaki stars as Bilquis / Credit: Starz
Yetide Badaki stars as Bilquis / Credit: Starz

American Gods has already premiered to rave reviews, bringing in fans both old and new with a fantasy series based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name. Bryan Fuller and Michael Green serve as showrunners on the series, bringing their unique style and flair to proceedings as viewers go on an unforgettable journey with ex-convict Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle). Released early from prison, Moon quickly becomes embroiled in a dangerous game between gods both old and new that reside in America, vying for power and worship in a world that moves on quicker than anyone could anticipate. The story is certainly a strange one, but utterly worthwhile. Season 1 consists of eight episodes.

4. Sense8, Season 2 – Available in full on Netflix from May 5

The Sensates return / Credit: Netflix
The Sensates return / Credit: Netflix

The Wachowskis return after a long break with the second full season of Sense8; a series that brings together eight people from around the world who are inexplicably telepathically connected. Exploring their powers throughout the show’s first season, it soon became apparent that there are those in the world who think Earth would be a better place without them. Can the entire group make it through another season unscathed, or is there too much in their path? We’ll finally soon find out.

3. Master of None, Season 2 – Available in full on Netflix from May 12

Aziz Ansari is back / Credit: Netflix
Aziz Ansari is back / Credit: Netflix

Aziz Ansari is back as Dev in Master of None, returning to New York following his travels abroad to deal with his personal and family life challenges. When he’s offered a new career opportunity whilst dealing with an evolving and complex relationship, he’s not sure exactly which direction to take his life in, but one thing’s for sure; we’re all going to be very entertained while watching.

2. Twin Peaks, Season 3 – Available on Sky Atlantic and NOW TV every Tuesday from May 23

Dale Cooper in the original Twin Peaks
Dale Cooper in the original Twin Peaks

Finally, one of the most talked-about series makes its comeback this month, with a third limited season made up of 18 episodes. Both Mark Frost and David Lynch are behind the return, writing all of the new episodes whilst Lynch also serves as director. Most of the original cast are also back including Kyle MacLachlan, Madchen Amick, Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Sherilyn Fenn and a number of others. New additions include Monica Bellucci, Jeremy Davies, Laura Dern and Trengt Reznor.

1. House of Cards, Season 5 – Available in full on Netflix from May 30

Will Frank Underwood's rein of power continue? / Credit: Netflix
Will Frank Underwood's rein of power continue? / Credit: Netflix

Frank and Claire Underwood (Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright) continue their search for ultimate power when House of Cards makes its return, with Frank’s ‘One World, Underwood’ idea proving to be one of the most dangerous in history, which could change the course of the United States of America forever. With the two finding fractures within their relationship more than ever before however, could their plan go off without a hitch? Unlikely…

Other great shows coming out this month include Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Casual, Bloodline and 12 Monkeys.


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