‘Your Friends and Neighbors’ and ‘The Bondsman’ Lead Most Anticipated TV Shows of April 2025

As spring deepens, April brings a fresh bloom of eagerly awaited TV shows, blending exciting new titles with the return of some very big series. This month, viewers are particularly excited about the debut of Apple TV+’s “Your Friends and Neighbors,” which promises an in-depth look at suburban dynamics, and Prime Video’s “The Bondsman,” a gritty exploration of life and crime in New Orleans. Here’s what you need to know about the top shows hitting screens this April.

Top New TV Shows to Watch

Your Friends and Neighbors (Apple TV+, April 11)

Starring Jon Hamm, this series captures the chaotic life of a disgraced hedge fund manager. After his divorce, he turns to burglarizing homes in the wealthy Westmont Village, only to find that his neighbors’ secrets are more dangerous than his financial schemes. Blending drama and dark comedy, “Your Friends and Neighbors” delves into the treacherous link between money and despair.

The Bondsman (Prime Video, April 3)

Starring Kevin Bacon, “The Bondsman” delves into the life of Hub Halloran, a resurrected bounty hunter given a second chance at life, love, and his almost forgotten musical career in the vibrant city of New Orleans. However, his return is not without its challenges, as his former job takes a dark turn with a demonic twist. Set against the rich cultural backdrop of New Orleans, this thriller explores the intricate moral complexities of freedom and justice, weaving through the city’s underworld and its vivid tapestry.

Lazarus (Adult Swim, April 6)

Directed by Shin’ichirô Watanabe, “Lazarus” is an anime that merges a gripping science fiction narrative with dark humor, featuring a task force on the hunt for a scientist whose creation of a dangerous drug promises immortality. Set in a world where ethical and philosophical dilemmas abound, the series explores the consequences of eternal life and the complex morality of human experimentation. Each episode delves into the intense and often perilous journey of both the scientist and the task force.

Devil May Cry (Netflix, April 3)

Netflix brings the iconic video game “Devil May Cry” to life in this dynamic new series. Follow Dante, a demon hunter with supernatural abilities, as he seeks revenge against the underworld beings that haunt his past.

Dying for Sex (FX, April 4)

“Dying For Sex” finds humor in tragedy. This edgy and provocative series tells the story of a woman, played by Michelle Williams, who is diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer and leaves her husband of 15 years to fully explore her sexuality. As it delves into the lives of a seemingly typical couple leading a secret life as swingers, “Dying for Sex” examines modern love and sexuality, challenging societal norms and expectations.

Returning Favorites This April

The Last of Us (HBO, April 13)

Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal will reprise their roles as Ellie and Joel in the second season of HBO’s “The Last of Us.” This American post-apocalyptic drama series continues to explore the grim beauty and emotional depth of life after a global apocalypse.

Andor (Disney+, April 22)

The final season of “Andor” will unfold over 12 episodes, divided into four chapters of three episodes each. Explore the formative years of the Rebellion in “Star Wars: Andor,” a series that delves deep into the backstory of rebel spy Cassian Andor. This show expands the “Star Wars” universe, providing a gritty, grounded take on the galactic struggle against the Empire.

Black Mirror (Netflix, April 10)

“Black Mirror” Season 7 returns with six new sagas from creator Charlie Brooker, including the highly anticipated ‘USS Callister’ sequel. Known for its signature blend of techno-paranoia, the series continues to push the boundaries of speculative fiction. The new season promises to confront viewers with unsettling visions of the future, exploring the unintended consequences of technology.

You (Netflix, April 24)

Penn Badgley’s Joe returns to New York for the final season of “You.” This season, which will close the book on Joe Goldberg, sees him taking on a new identity in his relentless pursuit of obsession. Season 5 introduces new characters and darker twists, delving deeper into the complexities of Joe’s psyche.

The Handmaid’s Tale (Hulu, April 8)

Season 6 marks the final season of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” which resumes its compelling narrative of resistance and resilience in dystopian Gilead. Expect more harrowing but inspiring stories as June’s unyielding spirit and determination pull her back into the fight to take down the oppressive regime. This concluding season promises to deliver a powerful culmination of June’s journey.

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