It'd Be a Crime to Miss the 19 Best TV Premieres of January

Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh leads this new darkly funny action-crime series about a mother and her two sons facing the underworld of both L.A. and Taiwan.

The same true story covered in 1993’s “Alive,” this movie follows a team of rugby players stranded in the Andes after their plane crashes. They must turn to the unthinkable to survive.

Marvel’s latest MCU series is darker in tone than its previous Disney+ series, akin to the Netflix series “Daredevil” (who incidentally will appear). Spunoff from “Hawkeye,” “Echo” follows Maya Lopez as a deaf, indigenous woman taken from her home and raised by crime lord Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio). Her powers — photographic reflexes and superhuman physicality — make her a force to be reckoned with.

A detective in London (Cush Jumbo) receives new evidence in a closed murder case, putting a confession obtained by Chief Inspector Hegarty (Peter Capaldi) into question.

If you were missing the teddy bear with an R-rated mouth, here’s your chance to go back to his teen years as he and John survive high school. Seth MacFarlane is back as the voice of Ted.

In this Kevin Hart-led heist film, he plays a thief who assembles a team to steal a whole dang plane. Sam Worthington, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Jean Reno and Paul Anderson also star.

A couple (Kaley Cuoco and David Oyelowo) try to spice things up on their anniversary, which accidentally reveals the wife’s secret career as an assassin in this comedy-thriller.

Jake Johnson ("New Girl") directs and stars in this comedy movie about a man who will win a million dollars as part of a dark web series if he survives the next month. He teams up with another contestant (Anna Kendrick) to help his odds.

You might remember detective Sam Spade as Bogart's character in 1941's "The Maltese Falcon." In this miniseries, he’s played by Clive Owen. Spade is now in retirement in southern France, but a series of murders at a convent brings him out.

The early reviews on the fourth season of this crime drama are in and they’re fantastic. Jodie Foster is a detective in Alaska investigating the disappearance of a group of scientists. To solve the case, she must open old wounds with a former co-worker.

Taking a page from the murder-mystery-while-on-vacation genre, this series stars Mandy Patinkin as a detective solving a crime on a luxury cruise ship. He teams up with another passenger to solve the crime before Interpol arrives.

A cop and a con collaborate to solve crimes in this rom-com series. It's Canadian, so Jason Priestly shows up, too.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard, a victim of Munchausen syndrome by proxy, went to prison for killing her mother and was released last month. The headline-maker finally tells her side of the story in this docuseries.

Ruth Wilson ("The Affair") plays Lorna, a woman prone to sleepwalking, who discovers a dead body in her house. A detective hot on the trail of a murdered priest intersects with her and soon, they are looking for answers together.

Chrissy Teigen, chef David Chang and comedian Joel Kim Booster hang out and dish with their celebrity friends, which frankly sounds like the perfect winter distraction.

If you can get past how gross bugs are, this very up-close look at the world of insects is fascinating. It might make you feel a little itchy, though.

Sofia Vergara is at her grittiest in this role as a Colombian drug queenpin in Miami. The series is based on a true story.

The lives of a group of foreigners intertwine in Hong Kong after a tragedy in this Nicole Kidman-starring series, based on a novel by Janice Y.K. Lee.

"FEUD" is back for a new season, this time focusing on the fallout from author Truman Capote’s book about a group of New York socialites. The cast is amazing: Naomi Watts, Chloë Sevigny, Calista Flockhart, Demi Moore, Molly Ringwald and Diane Lane.