13 TV Premieres You Seriously Can't Miss in the Coming Months

Hosted by Nick Cannon, this upcoming Fox reality competition series will feature 12 singing celebrities, with one singer eliminated each week. The catch: the contestants will wear head-to-toe costumes concealing their identities from the other contestants, the panelists, and the audience. Small hints revealing their identity will be given throughout the show, while panelists Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, and Robin Thicke try to guess their identities. Check out the trailer for a sneak preview.

Premiere date: Jan. 2

Lifetime's three-part documentary series features survivors and people from inside R. Kelly's inner circle as they come forward to tell never-before-heard stories about the R&B singer's abuse, predatory behaviour, and pedophilia. Though R. Kelly has seemingly never been affected or punished for any of the many accusations against him, this documentary series hopes to shed new light on his sexual, mental, and physical abuse and bring his victims justice. The trailer alone will give you chills.

Premiere date: Jan. 3

This America's Got Talent spinoff features the most memorable acts from previous AGT seasons, allowing them to return to the stage to compete for the title of AGT Champion. Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Terry Crews will host, with Simon Cowell, Mel B, Heidi Klum, and Howie Mandel returning as the show's celebrity panelists. Watch the trailer to get excited about seeing Scottish singer Susan Boyle, ventriloquist Darci Lynne Farmer, and magician Shin Lim (among many others fan favourites) go head to head.

Premiere date: Jan. 7

A spinoff from Freeform's hit show The Fosters, this show will follow Callie Adams-Foster (played by Maia Mitchell) and Mariana Adams-Foster (played by Cierra Ramirez) as they navigate life in Los Angeles. As new residents in L.A., Mariana will tackle the male-dominated tech world, while Callie will enter the federal legal system as a clerk for a judge. And yes, Noah Centineo will also be appearing, reprising his role as Jesus Adams-Foster. Be sure to check out the trailer if you need any more incentive to watch this new series.

Premiere date: Jan. 8

Based on Justin Cronin's novel series of the same name, this Fox drama will follow a young girl (played by Saniyya Sidney) who is chosen to be a test subject at a secret medical facility and the federal agent (played by Mark-Paul Gosselaar) tasked with bringing her there. However, rather than turning her over to the dangerous experiment, the federal agent finds himself acting as a surrogate father, doing everything in his power to protect his young charge. Watch the trailer to get some major goosebumps.

Premiere date: Jan. 14

Based on the Roswell High book series by Melinda Metz, this CW drama tells the story of a biomedical researcher and the daughter of undocumented immigrants (played by Jeanine Mason) who discovers that her former crush (played by Nathan Parsons) is secretly an alien who has kept his abilities hidden while working as a Roswell police officer. The two band together as the latter's secret identity is threatened by a violent attack and a potential greater alien presence on Earth. If you love all things supernatural, you've got to check out the trailer for this one.

Premiere date: Jan. 15

This new Showtime comedy series — executive produced by David Caspe, Jordan Cahan, Seth Rogen, and Evan Goldberg — follows a group of outsiders as they crash the old-boys' club of Wall Street (and accidentally crash the world's largest financial system along the way). Don Cheadle, Andrew Rannells, and Regina Hall are all set to star, and we can't wait to see this trio take us all way back in 1987. Check out the trailer to feel some major 80s vibes.

Premiere date: Jan. 20

An adaption of the Gerard Way comic book series of the same name, this Netflix series will follow a dysfunctional family of superheroes — Spaceboy, The Kraken, The Rumour, The Séance, The Boy, The Horror, and The White Violin — as they attempt to work together to figure out what caused their father's death. With a cast that includes Ellen Page, Tom Hopper, Mary J. Blige, and Kate Walsh, among several others, it's safe to say this one is going to be epic.

Premiere date: Feb. 15

In this Fox legal drama, Madeline Scott, an underdog criminal defence lawyer who was wrongly convinced of murder at 18 (played by Rachelle Lefevre), teams up with the lawyer who helped set her free (played by Russell Hornsby) in order to defend others — as well as to continue the search for the real murder in Madeline's own case. Nikki M. James and Vincent Kartheiser round out the team of crusaders, with Kelsey Grammer also set to appear as a series regular. Check out the trailer to see why we're so excited.

Premiere date: Feb. 15