If you’re here, it’s because you either have or want to subscribe to one of the most popular streaming services – the ones that everyone has and release movies and series every week.
For this reason, today we bring you this article, where we’ll talk about all the television series premiering on streaming platforms this August 2023. It’s a fantastic month for everyone.
If you’re unsure about what to watch during your vacation, we’ve got you covered. Surely, more than one of these premieres will catch your eye, making you want to sit in front of the TV with the sound of the sea in the background.
The series arriving this August 2023
True Lies
CBS series based on the legendary film of the same name. Just like in the movie, the main character Harry will be an amiable father and computer salesman who is, in reality, an international spy.
His unsatisfied wife, Helen, will be thrust into a life of dangers and adventures when recruited to work alongside him to save the world while trying to rekindle their passionless marriage. It premieres on August 2nd on Disney+.
The Lincoln Lawyer (Season 2)
Los Angeles lawyer Mickey Haller resumes his career, after a long time without practicing, by accepting a complex murder case.
Mickey is an iconoclastic idealist who runs his law practice from the back of his Lincoln Town Car… a series based on Michael Connelly’s best-selling novels. It premieres on Netflix on August 2nd.
The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart
At the age of 9, Alice Hart tragically loses her parents in a mysterious fire, after which she goes to live with her grandmother June at Thornfield, a flower farm. There, she discovers that there are more secrets surrounding her past and her family’s.
Set against the natural landscape of Australia, with wildflowers and native plants serving as a means to express the inexpressible, this family drama spans several decades. As she grows up, Alice’s journey will reach an emotional climax, as she finds herself fighting for her life against the man she loves. It premieres on August 4th on Prime Video.
Moving
Kim Bong-Seok, Jang Hee-soo, and Lee Gang-hoon all attend the same high school. They may seem like ordinary students, but they have special abilities inherited from their parents.
Kim Bong-seok has the ability to fly, while Jang Hee-soo possesses excellent athletic skills and can quickly recover from injuries, such as gunshot wounds or stabbings. Lee Gang-hoon has astonishing power and speed.
These three students try to hide their special abilities from others, while their parents struggle to prevent them from being exploited by others. It premieres on August 9th on Disney+.
Painkiller
Explore the Opioid Crisis in the US in-depth through the eyes of those responsible, the victims, and a truth-seeking researcher.
In the United States, there is a very serious problem with opioids as they were introduced through common medications into society, leading to millions of people becoming addicted. Even today, the problem persists stronger than ever. It premieres on August 10th on Netflix.
Mala Fortuna
It tells the story of two broken souls making one last attempt in search of glory. They reunite under false identities, carrying resentments and remnants of their love, while competing for control of Mexico’s wealthiest family’s bank account.
Both have endured financial hardships, surviving social exile, and struggling to make ends meet. The only way out of this mess is by changing their identities and seeking a better future. Premiering on August 18th on Prime Video.
Ahsoka
One of the most anticipated series of the year, this show is a must-perform for Disney+ if they want to succeed this summer after the disappointment of their last Marvel universe venture.
As for Star Wars, things haven’t been going perfectly, but they are holding on. With ‘Ahsoka,’ a series starring Rosario Dawson, they have a golden opportunity to prove that the saga still has potential and hasn’t run dry. It premieres on August 23rd on Disney+.
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