The Best New TV Shows To Watch: June 2025
There’s so much exciting new telly this month! Kick your feet up and enjoy the best new TV shows coming in June, 2025.
The Bear (Season 4)
Can you handle the heat? Everyone’s favourite high stakes, tension-filled chef drama returns for a fourth season this month.
The Emmy award-winning series will once again have you on the edge of your seat and fully immersed in the stressful kitchen environment of The Bear restaurant.
This season, the clock is ticking and the money is running out. Carmy has realised that the order and structure he demands from The Bear must come from within first. Will Carmy finally learn to manage his emotional outbursts and internal chaos for the sake of his own health, the sanity of those around him, and the future of The Bear?
The Gold (Series 2)
BBC One on Sunday 8 June at 9pm and BBC iPlayer
The Gold returns for a second series. Based on the true story of the Brink’s-Mat robbery in 1983, the show details events and theories that led up to the theft of £26 million worth of gold bullion, and the consequences that followed.
Watch as six armed robbers steal three tonnes of solid gold, Britain’s biggest gold heist that left the nation stunned.
This series stars actors Dominic Cooper, Hugh Bonneville, Jack Lowden and more.
The Gilded Age (Season 3)
From the creators of Downton Abbey, popular American period drama The Gilded Age returns for a third time. Long-time fans have painstakingly waited a couple of years for this next instalment.
Set in New York during the 1880’s, this show explores the relational and financial dramas of the Post Civil War Era New York high society.
Conflict arises between the new money Russell family and their old money neighbours, the van Rhijn family. As worlds collide and values shift, lots of romance and betrayal, scheming and revenge unfold.
Smoke
Taron Egerton is the main protagonist pf Apple TV’s latest crime drama, and it’s all about a prolific pyromaniac.
The show is based on the truth.media podcast series Firebug, which told the story of a fictional serial arsonist who lights up southern California.
Smoke sees detectives tackle a ever-growing “fire plague,” that has suspicious circumstances written all over it. Delving deep into the psychology of arson, viewers quickly learn that the strong compulsion to start a fire is much harder to extinguish than the fire itself.
Hannah McLaren
I've worked at DC Thomson for six years! I began as an intern at My Weekly and The Scots Magazine, which was extended by a few months to help out at The People's Friend. I then covered maternity as Celebrity Editor for My Weekly, before I became Multimedia Journalist at The Scots Magazine. Currently I'm writing digital content across each title.
