Leading ladies are everywhere in the schedules, with a string of big shows launching this weekend, then regularly dropping until the end of May.
The line-up includes thrillers and comedies, as well as true crime shockers, period dramas and adaptations of some seriously racy novels.
As the drama queens hold court, The Sun pick the best on the box over the next three months.
Falling (Channel 4)
Keeley Hawes is back and this time she is playing a role she has never tackled before – a nun.
She is a devoted sister, Anna, who suddenly find herself falling in love with a Catholic priest called David, played by Paapa Essiedu.
The Walsh Sisters (BBC One)
The Walsh Sister is based on the books by Marian KeyesCredit: BBC
This adaptation of the books by Marian Keyes reveals the complicated, intertwined lives of five siblings living in Dublin.
Dirty Business (Channel 4)
Dirty Business is a hree-part docu-drama from Channel 4Credit: Rob Baker Ashton / Channel 4
This disturbing, three-part docu-drama boasts an A-list line-up, including David Thewlis and Jason Watkins, as investigators uncovering the scandal of companies dumping huge amounts of sewage in rivers and on our coastlines.
Rivals (Disney+, May 15)
Emily Atack is back in Rivals series twoCredit: Disney +
The steamy bonkbuster is back, with TV favourites including David Tennant, Aidan Turner, Danny Dyer and Emily Atack, reprising their roles in this adaptation of the late Jilly Cooper’s best-selling 1988 novel.
The 12-parter will see six episodes initially drop on the streamer in May, with the remainder becoming available later this year.
Secret Service (ITV)
Gemma Arterton stars in Secret ServiceCredit: Refer to source
Former Bond Girl Gemma Arterton plays a senior MI6 officer called Kate Henderson, rooting out a double agent in this espionage thriller.
Shot in locations including Valletta, Malta, the five-parter is an adaptation of the novel by ITV News anchor Tom Bradby.
It boasts a first-rate cast that also includes Rafe Spall and Alex Kingston.
Euphoria (HBO Max, April 12)
Sydney Sweeney is back in EuphoriaCredit: HBO
It remains one of the raciest and most thrilling dramas on TV.
Thanks to the arrival of HBO Max in the UK; next month, we have it on tap, too.
The new, third series is an eight-parter that/ sees the characters at the centre of a time jump, where; the action shifts beyond high school.
Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, and Jacob Elordi all return to the cast.
The Lady (ITV )
Natalie Dormer as the now-disgraced Duchess of YorkCredit: Jonathan Ford/Left Bank/Sony Pictures Television
This four-parter revisits the case of Jane Andrews, played by Mia McKenna-Bruce, who worked as a dresser for Sarah Ferguson.
Game Of Thrones actress Natalie Dormer plays the now-disgraced Duchess of York.
In 2000, Andrews murdered her boyfriend Thomas Cressman in horrific circumstances and then went on the run before justice caught up with her.
