March 2026 Series Guide: From Yellowstone Spin-offs to Literary Scandals

This March, television is dominated by literary adaptations, intense dramas, and the expanding Taylor Sheridan universe. From a young Sherlock Holmes to Rachel Weisz’s dive into a modern "Lolita-esque" obsession, here are the must-watch shows of the month.

1. Yellowstone: Marshals
Premiere: March 1, CBS

The Sheridan-verse expands again. Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) transitions from ranch life to leading a team of U.S. Marshals in Montana. Part neo-western, part police procedural, this series explores the enduring themes of land, freedom, and family as Kayce starts a new chapter after the events of the original Yellowstone finale.

2. DTF St. Louis
Premiere: March 1, HBO

Showrunner Steven Conrad (Patriot) delivers a dark comedy featuring David Harbour, Jason Bateman, and Linda Cardellini. What starts as a suggestion to use a swingers' app to reignite passion in St. Louis leads to a chaotic exploration of suppressed desires and tragic consequences. Expect an eccentric mix of roller dancing, hip-hop classes, and existential dread.

3. Young Sherlock
Premiere: March 4, Prime Video

Guy Ritchie returns to Baker Street, but this time, the detective is only 19. Starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin, the series follows a young Sherlock at Oxford University as he unravels a global conspiracy involving James Moriarty (Donal Finn). It’s fast-paced, witty, and stylistically closer to Ritchie’s The Gentlemen than traditional Holmes adaptations.

4. Vladimir
Premiere: March 5, Netflix

Based on Julia May Jonas’s novel, Rachel Weisz stars as a 50-year-old English professor in a midlife crisis who becomes obsessed with a charismatic young novelist, Vladimir Vladinski (Leo Woodall). A provocative look at power dynamics, desire, and the academic world.

5. Outlander (Season 8)
Premiere: March 6, Starz

The epic journey of Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe) comes to a close. As the final season balances timelines between the mid-20th century and the American Revolutionary War, fans are hoping for a resolution that emphasizes the show’s romantic-fantasy roots.

6. Rooster
Premiere: March 8, HBO

Steve Carell returns to TV as Greg Russo, a successful author of beach reads. Following his daughter's (Charley Cave) messy breakup with her husband (Phil Dunster), Russo tries to reconnect with her against a cozy academic backdrop. It’s a therapeutic, character-driven drama from Bill Lawrence (Ted Lasso, Shrinking).

7. One Piece (Season 2)
Premiere: March 10, Netflix

The live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s legendary manga returns. Monkey D. Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and his crew head to the Grand Line, facing off against the Marines. Expect high-seas adventure and a "crazy" vibe that creator Oda himself has praised.

8. Scarpetta
Premiere: March 11, Prime Video

A powerhouse duo of Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis brings Patricia Cornwell’s Kay Scarpetta to life. Spanning two timelines—the 1990s and the present—the series follows a forensic pathologist revisiting a cold case that may have been built on a mistake.

9. Madison River
Premiere: March 14, Paramount+

Another Taylor Sheridan project, this one described as his most "intimate" work. Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer lead a New York family that relocates to Montana following a tragedy. While its connection to Yellowstone remains mysterious, the cast alone makes it a heavyweight contender.

10. Imperfect Women
Premiere: March 18, Apple TV

Kate Mara, Elizabeth Moss, and Kerry Washington star in this Big Little Lies-style mystery. After Nancy (Mara) is found dead, her two best friends realize they didn't know her—or each other—as well as they thought. The show utilizes a Rashomon-style structure to explore the truth from multiple perspectives.

11. Bait
Premiere: March 25, Prime Video

Riz Ahmed writes, directs, and stars in this meta-drama about a London actor who suddenly lands the role of the next James Bond. The series follows four intense days as he deals with the pressure of fame, family expectations, and the cultural weight of being the first non-white 007.

11. Daredevil: Born Again (Season 2)
Premiere: March 24, Disney+

Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer with heightened abilities, is fighting for justice through his bustling law firm, while former mob boss Wilson Fisk pursues his own political endeavors in New York. When their past identities begin to emerge, both men find themselves on an inevitable collision course.