Your summer watch list just got very full.

Summer is here, and whether you’re lying on the beach, stretched out on the couch on a lazy afternoon, or winding down after a long day in the sun, you’re going to want something good to watch. And, June’s releases will deliver. From the sun-drenched nostalgia of a cottage romance to the white-knuckle tension of a Michelin-starred kitchen in its final service, here is everything worth clearing your schedule for this month.

All the new TV shows and movies to watch in June 2026:

Every Year After

Based on the book “Every Summer After” by Carley Fortune, the series will circle the plot of nostalgic summer and a second-chance romance. Told over six years and one pivotal weekend timeline, the series sees Persephone Fraser going back to Barry’s Bay after a phone call changes everything, and reuniting with Sam Florek—her first love and the person she’d convinced herself she could survive losing.

Release Date: 10 June

Your Fault: London

Noah and Nick are back—and this time, the stakes are even higher. Bruised but unbroken after all the chaos, they return to each other with a deeper, harder-won love. But life, as it tends to do, has other plans. Oxford calls for Noah; ambition claims Nick. And into the space that opens between them walk new faces, old insecurities, and jealousy. And, what was once unbreakable begins to splinter.

Release Date: 17 June

Voicemails for Isabelle

A story of grief, chaos and connections, this heart-wrenching film will break you and put you back together. The film follows Jill as she copes with her sister’s death by leaving her voicemails chornicling her chaotic life. When the number is unknowingly reassigned, an elusive real estate agent begins receiving the confessional messages. If you’ve ever talked to someone who couldn’t hear you, you’ll feel this one in your chest.

Release Date: 19 June

House of the Dragon (Season 3) 

Season 3 picks up right where the last left off, with Rhaenyra and Aegon’s factions locked in an all-out fight for the Iron Throne. Expect larger battles, dragon deaths, and the kind of political betrayal that made Game of Thrones famous.

Release Date: 22 June

The Bear (Season 5) 

This is the final season of the most intense, most awarded show on television—and it arrives with all eight episodes dropping at once. Whether you’ve been with Carmy from the beginning or you’re finally ready to catch up, there is no better time. Clear your evening. Stock the fridge. Prepare to feel everything.

Release Date: 26 June