Don’t Miss Out: Must-Know TV Watchlist News for Good Cop/Bad Cop, Squid Game and More

From the explosive return of Squid Game: The Challenge to Tom Brady’s unexpected move into football club docuseries, there’s a lot happening that deserves your immediate attention. Whether you’re into reality competition, sports drama, or chilling documentaries, this roundup has got you covered. Let’s dive into the freshest TV updates you need to bookmark right now.

Squid Game The Challenge Season 2 Is Back and Bigger Than Ever

If you thought the original Squid Game had you hooked, Netflix’s reality spin-off is about to take things up a notch. Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 is officially returning this fall, with a premiere date set for Tuesday, November 4. And no, you’re not dreaming—this isn’t a rerun or some vague rumor. Netflix has greenlit the second season after the first one’s wild success, and guess what? There’s already a Season 3 in the pipeline. Talk about commitment.

In this series, 456 contestants compete in a high-stakes test of strategy, alliances, and endurance for a jaw-dropping prize of 4.56 million dollars. The stakes are “higher than ever” for Season 2, which is quite a feat considering there was only one other season to outdo. Expect more drama, more backstabbing, and probably some very questionable life choices. If you thought the games were intense before, wait till you see what they have in store now. Mark your calendars and get ready for some serious binge-watching.

Tom Brady Tackles Football Club Drama in Built In Birmingham

You probably know Tom Brady as a football legend who’s won more Super Bowls than anyone can count. Now he’s shifting gears with a brand new five-part docuseries Built In Birmingham: Brady and the Blues. Premiering Friday, August 1 on Prime Video, this series dives deep into the urgent need for transformation at Birmingham City Football Club, with none other than minority owner Tom Brady involved.

If you’re curious about what happens when a football icon tries to shake up a struggling soccer club, this docuseries promises an intriguing look behind the scenes. From boardroom drama to fan reactions and efforts to rebuild a legacy, Built In Birmingham is shaping up to be a must-watch for sports enthusiasts and drama lovers alike.

Eli Roth’s Let the Devil In Promises Chills This August

For those who prefer their TV with a side of creepy, the four-episode docuseries Let the Devil In is set to premiere Sunday, August 31, at 9 PM Eastern on MGM Plus. Produced by horror maestro Eli Roth, this series delves into a decades-old tragedy that not only destroyed one family but also ignited the darkest fears of a small New Jersey town.

If true crime and spine-tingling stories are your jam, this one is definitely going on your watchlist. It promises to be more than your typical docuseries, with Roth’s signature flair for blending horror with real-life drama. So, prepare for some serious chills and thrills when this drops at the end of August.

Good Cop Bad Cop Season 1 Now Streaming, Waiting on Season 2

Last but not least, here’s a quick update for those keeping tabs on Good Cop Bad Cop. The first season started streaming on Prime Video on July 11, but the fate of Season 2 remains in limbo. Fans of the show are holding out for a renewal, but for now, the first season is the only one available to binge.

If you haven’t checked it out yet, now’s your chance to dive into this crime drama and see what all the buzz is about. Fingers crossed for a green light on Season 2 because the storyline definitely left some questions hanging.

So there you have it—the freshest, most exciting quick TV scheduling news that’s about to change your viewing habits. Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 kicks off this November with stakes so high they might just break the internet. Tom Brady steps off the football field and into the world of soccer with Built In Birmingham, premiering this August. If you crave true crime with a horror twist, Eli Roth’s Let the Devil In drops late August on MGM Plus. And for those who like their crime dramas served with a side of moral ambiguity, Good Cop Bad Cop Season 1 is now streaming on Prime Video while we wait for word on Season 2.

Keep this guide handy because these are the shows and dates that deserve a spot on your calendar. Ready to binge, debate, and maybe even argue over which is the best new release? Let’s get watching.

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