February 2024 TV Premieres: Unmissable Shows to Add to Your Watchlist!

Are you ready for some exciting TV premieres in February 2024? This month promises a diverse range of shows, from drama and romance to comedy and documentaries. Let’s dive into the upcoming releases that will keep you glued to your screens:

54. My Sole Desire (2022)

• Genre: Drama, Romance
• Rating: 6.1
• Runtime: 119 min
• IMDb Rating: 6.1
• Director: Lucie Borleteau
• Stars: Zita Hanrot, Louise Chevillotte, Laure Giappiconi, Pedro Casablanc
• Available on: VOD
• Release Date: February 9

My Sole Desire takes you on a journey of self-discovery. Explore the story of someone who dares to visit a strip club, shedding light on unexplored desires. Catch it on VOD starting February 9.

55. Life & Beth (2022– )

• Genre: Comedy, Drama
• Runtime: 30 min
• IMDb Rating: 6.7
• Stars: Amy Schumer, Michael Rapaport, Yamaneika Saunders, Violet Young
• Available on: Hotstar
• Release Date: February 16 on Hulu

Join Beth as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery after an unexpected incident. Life & Beth explores the complexities of growing up and becoming the person you want to be. Don’t miss it on Hulu from February 16.

56. Players (2024)

• Genre: Comedy, Romance
• Runtime: 105 min
• Director: Trish Sie
• Stars: Tom Ellis, Gina Rodriguez, Joel Courtney, Damon Wayans Jr.
• Available on: Netflix
• Release Date: February 14

Get ready for a playful romantic comedy as Mack, a New York sportswriter, navigates the world of hook-ups and love. Players promises laughs and heartwarming moments. Stream it on Netflix from February 14.

57. Formula 1: Drive to Survive (2019– )

• Genre: Documentary, Sport
• Rating: 8.5
• Runtime: 40 min
• IMDb Rating: 8.5
• Stars: Will Buxton, Jack Nicholls, Daniel Ricciardo, Lewis Hamilton
• Available on: Netflix (with subscription)
• Release Date: February 23 on Netflix

Experience the adrenaline of Formula 1 with Drive to Survive. This docuseries offers a behind-the-scenes look at the FIA Formula One World Championship. Get ready for high-speed drama on Netflix from February 23.

58. Elsbeth (2024– )

• Genre: Crime, Drama
• Status: Completed
• Stars: Carrie Preston, Danny Mastrogiorgio, Jane Krakowski, Wendell Pierce
• Available on: CBS (and on Paramount+ on March 1)
• Release Date: February 29

Meet Elsbeth Tascioni, an unconventional attorney with a unique perspective on catching criminals. This crime drama promises thrilling cases and intriguing insights. Tune in to CBS and Paramount+ from February 29.

59. Bad Education (2012–2024)

• Genre: Comedy
• Rating: 7.4
• Runtime: 30 min
• IMDb Rating: 7.4
• Stars: Layton Williams, Mathew Horne, Charlie Wernham, Jack Whitehall
• Available on: Britbox
• Release Date: February 7

Laugh your heart out with the hilarious comedy series Bad Education. Join a teacher who’s more of a kid than the kids he teaches in this unforgettable show. Catch it on Britbox from February 7.

60. Three Little Birds (2023– )

• Genre: Drama
• Rating: 6.6
• Stars: Rochelle Neil, Javone Prince, Yazmin Belo, Saffron Coomber
• Available on: LMN
• Release Date: February 1

Three Little Birds is a life-affirming drama inspired by real-life stories. Follow sisters Leah and Chantrelle as they start anew in England, leaving Jamaica behind in the 1950s. Witness their journey on LMN from February 1.

61. Bleeding Love (2023)

• Genre: Drama
• Rating: 7.7
• Runtime: 96 min
• Director: Emma Westenberg
• Stars: Ewan McGregor, Clara McGregor, Jake Weary, Kim Zimmer
• Available on: VOD
• Release Date: February 16

A heartfelt road trip awaits in Bleeding Love. A father and his estranged daughter embark on a journey filled with encounters that put their strained relationship to the test. Watch it on VOD from February 16.

62. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (2014– )

• Genre: Comedy, News, Talk-Show
• Rating: 8.9
• Runtime: 30 min
• IMDb Rating: 8.9
• Stars: John Oliver, David Kaye, Ryan Barger, Noel MacNeal
• Available on: JioCinema
• Release Date: February 18 on Max

End your week with a dose of humor and insightful commentary on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. This weekly news satire program offers a unique perspective on current events. Tune in to Max from February 18.

February is shaping up to be a fantastic month for TV enthusiasts. Whether you’re into drama, comedy, or real-life stories, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss out on these premieres, and get ready to be entertained!