This animated series follows Maul after the timeline of The Clone Wars. He sets out to rebuild a criminal syndicate, choosing a planet the Empire has not yet reached. The story leans into pulp adventure as Maul works toward revenge. Along the way he meets a young Jedi Padawan who has lost faith in the order. Maul sees a potential apprentice in him. The episodes track whether that partnership holds and what Maul is willing to do to get what he wants.

This documentary digs into how people treated illness and injury in the ancient world. Some methods were clever, some were dangerous, and some were both. The series pulls from archaeology and forensics, then fills in the picture with staged reconstructions. Episodes cover poisonous remedies, cures linked to pirates, early forms of acupuncture, and battlefield surgery in Roman times. The result is a survey of how old societies tried to fix the body with the tools they had. It treats these traditions as serious subjects rather than curiosities.

Australian cookbook author Donna Hay hosts this food series set along the coast. Each episode builds around a celebration held near the water, with Sydney Harbour serving as a recurring backdrop. Hay cooks and styles the meals herself, working with fresh produce and keeping the dishes straightforward. The show pairs the cooking with the look of the setting, so the food and the location share equal attention. It is a warm-weather take on entertaining, focused on simple plates that still look polished on the table.

This reality series follows Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo as they become parents for the first time. The couple, known to audiences as the “nearly parents,” step into the day-to-day reality of raising a child. The show tracks the adjustment, the small wins, and the parts that catch them off guard. It frames parenthood as both a challenge and the thing they have been looking forward to most. Cameras stay close as the two figure it out in real time.

The Marvel series continued through April with new episodes of its second season. Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk move toward a direct confrontation as the lives they tried to leave behind resurface. The pull of their old identities, the vigilante and the crime boss, drives the conflict. The season keeps the two on a path that points to a collision neither can fully avoid. It carries the street-level tone the character is known for, set against Fisk’s hold on the city.

This documentary series added new episodes in April as it reached its tenth season. The cameras follow officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement as they work the front lines at JFK International Airport. As one of the busiest entry points in the country, JFK draws people trying to move drugs and other illegal goods past inspection. Each episode tracks the searches, the stops, and the calls these officers make. The stakes cover both the safety of the team and the security of the border.

This scripted series put out new episodes during April. It looks at the day-to-day life inside the hallways of Shadyside and Sunnyside, the two schools at the center of the ZOMBIES world. The focus stays on the small dramas that play out between classes and the secrets students keep from one another. Short installments follow the hidden adventures behind the lockers. It blends comedy and fantasy with the high school setting, keeping the tone light as it moves between the two campuses.