Want you back: All the bomb TV shows returning in June
In this topsy turvy streaming utopia we live in where there are about a hundred new shows premiering every week (only two of which probably aren’t made by Judd Apatow, Adam Sandler, or Tyler Perry), it can be hard to keep up with the shows you really love. In June, there are a lot of amazing TV shows returning that you might miss the premiere of if you don’t have your shit together to keep up with these crazy schedules. Get your calendar at the ready because these are all the awesome shows returning to TV in June that you need to know about.
Humans (2015-)
Season 3 premiered June 5, 2018 on AMC. The series concluded after three seasons with cancellation announced in May 2019. No further seasons have been produced. Set a year after A.I. beings were given consciousness in the S2 finale of the show, S3 continued to explore the struggle for survival awaiting “the synths” and the lack of understanding offered by humanity.
Where to Stream Humans Now
All three seasons remain available on select streaming platforms including Prime Video and All 4 in some regions. Viewers looking to revisit the series can find the complete run on those services depending on location and subscription status. The episodes continue to circulate among fans interested in the show’s take on artificial intelligence and its consequences. Streaming access gives new audiences a chance to catch up on the story that wrapped years ago without hunting down physical media or older broadcasts.
Why Humans Still Resonates in the AI Era
The series examined social and psychological impacts of anthropomorphic AI servants, themes that parallel ongoing real-world AI debates. Viewers see familiar tensions around labor, identity, and ethics play out through the synth characters and the humans who interact with them. Those questions have only grown louder since the show ended, as public conversations about machine learning and automation expand. The drama’s focus on coexistence and misunderstanding gives the story a lasting hook even after the final episode aired.
Similar AI-Themed Series to Watch
Other series have explored comparable human-AI coexistence and ethics themes since Humans ended. Shows like Westworld and Black Mirror tackled overlapping questions about consciousness and control. More recent entries such as Upload and Devs also probe the boundaries between people and technology, offering different tones and formats. Fans of the synth premise can move between these titles to compare how each production handles the same core issues.
Tracking returning shows requires attention to dates and network announcements, especially when older series receive renewed interest through streaming catalogs. The Humans run from 2015 to 2018 stands as a compact example of how quickly a story about artificial life can feel current again. Viewers who missed the original broadcasts now have multiple routes back into the narrative, whether through the existing seasons or through similar programs that pick up related threads. The show’s focus on survival, misunderstanding, and the limits of empathy continues to surface in newer conversations about technology and society.
