Top 5 TV and Streaming Shows to Watch This June

As the summer of 2025 begins, television and streaming platforms are delivering a slate of highly anticipated shows to keep audiences entertained. From returning fan favorites to exciting new premieres, June’s lineup offers something for everyone. Whether you’re a fan of romance, drama, or animated classics, these top five picks promise to make your summer evenings unforgettable.

‘Love Island USA’ Brings Romance and Drama (June 3)

Peacock’s beloved reality show “Love Island USA” is back for its seventh season, premiering on June 3. Following the cultural impact of its previous season, this iteration is poised to deliver even more drama, romance, and laughter. Hosted by Vanderpump Rules star Ariana Madix, with narration by franchise favorite Iain Stirling, the show invites ten singles to a tropical villa where sparks and conflicts fly. Fans can expect iconic challenges like Casa Amor and the heart rate test, alongside nightly episodes that keep viewers hooked. TheWrap highlights how this series has consistently captured the zeitgeist, making it a must-watch for reality TV enthusiasts.

‘Stick’ Fills the Sports Comedy Void (June 4)

For fans of underdog sports stories, Apple TV+ is set to premiere “Stick” on June 4. Starring Owen Wilson as Pryce, a washed-up golfer seeking redemption, the series combines humor and heart. Created by Jason Keller, the show explores Pryce’s journey as he mentors a young golfing prodigy, played by Peter Dager. Marc Maron and Mariana Treviño round out the cast, adding depth to this tale of second chances. Drawing comparisons to Apple’s own hit Ted Lasso, Startefacts suggests Stick could be another crowd-pleaser for sports fans.

‘Ginny & Georgia’ Season 3 Premieres on Netflix (June 5)

Netflix’s hit drama “Ginny & Georgia” returns for its third season on June 5. Following a shocking Season 2 finale that left Georgia behind bars for murder, the new episodes delve deeper into the Miller family’s challenges. Georgia, under house arrest, must navigate her trial while her daughter Ginny faces social fallout at school. The show’s mix of dark secrets and heartfelt family moments has earned it a dedicated following. Esquire describes this season as a chaotic yet captivating continuation of the series’ complex narrative.

‘Phineas and Ferb’ Makes a Comeback (June 5)

After a decade-long hiatus, Disney’s animated classic “Phineas and Ferb” returns with new episodes on June 5. Creators Dan Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh bring back the beloved characters for more inventive summer adventures. Featuring the original voice cast (with David Errigo Jr. stepping in as Ferb), the series promises catchy songs, celebrity guest stars, and the ever-iconic crime-fighting platypus, Perry. For millennials who grew up with the show, this revival is a nostalgic treat. TheWrap calls it a perfect blend of humor and creativity, sure to charm a new generation.

‘Call Her Alex’ Explores Podcasting Success (June 10)

Hulu’s two-part documentary “Call Her Alex”, premiering on June 10, offers an intimate look at Alex Cooper, the creator of the wildly popular podcast Call Her Daddy. The series chronicles her rise to fame, from signing a groundbreaking podcast deal to preparing for her first-ever tour. Featuring interviews with influential figures like Jane Fonda and Kamala Harris, the documentary sheds light on Cooper’s personal and professional journey. According to Startefacts, this unscripted series is a compelling exploration of modern media and entrepreneurship.

With these standout shows premiering in June, TV and streaming fans have plenty to look forward to. Whether you’re revisiting old favorites or discovering new stories, this month’s lineup ensures memorable entertainment all summer long.