February has a lot to offer fans of compelling dramatic television. Familiar faces from beloved series return for final seasons, spinoff shows and new chapters in stories that will keep you hooked from start to finish. These shows have high-stakes drama with twists and turns where friends become enemies and no alliance is ever set in stone. If you want to relax with something warm and cozy, you might want to consider some alternate programming.

Swipe ahead for the best new drama TV show premiering in February 2024.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live (Series Premiere)

AMC+

Walking Dead fan favorites Rick and Michonne return in the latest spinoff series for AMC’s long-running zombie franchise. This new series is an epic love story about two characters who are separated by great distance in an impossibly changed world. If you’re already invested in these characters, this show is guaranteed to take a bite out of you.

Photography: AMC Studios

A Bloody Lucky Day (Series Premiere)

Paramount+

The hit Korean drama about a taxi driver who agrees to transport a mysterious and dangerous man finally arrives in America. By the time this driver realizes his passenger is a serial killer, it’s going to be too late to turn off the meter. Expect action, thrills and tension for the duration of the journey.

Photography: The Great Show

Tracker (Series Premiere)

Paramount+

Justin Hartley stars as Colter Shaw, a lone-wolf survivalist making his way across the country and helping people along the way. Colter’s skills make him extremely useful to civilians and law enforcement alike as he tackles mysteries on the road.

Photography: 20th Television

Halo (Season 2)

Paramount+

The TV series based on one of the biggest video games is back. Master Chief John-117 continues to be humanity’s best hope at winning the war against the alien threat known as Covenant. For fans of the game, this season will be out of this world.

Photography: Amblin Television

NCIS (Season 21)

Paramount+

NCIS is closing in on the record books with its 21st season, making it the seventh-longest running scripted series in the history of U.S. television. The NCIS team has to assist Torres when he puts his future at risk by confronting the man who tormented his family when he was young. You’ll be on the edge of your seat until the case is closed.

Photography: CBS Studios

The Good Doctor (Season 7)

Hulu

The Good Doctor, a gripping medical drama about a gifted autistic doctor, is back for a seventh and final season. Shaun will learn what it means to be a father, having just welcomed a son with Lea at the end of season 6. Just like working in a hospital, Shaun’s final chapter is going to require a lot of patience.

Photography: HBO Entertainment

Survivor (Season 46)

Paramount+

The hit reality series Survivor ignites the tiki torches again for a 46th season. A group of 18 contestants will compete as castaways for a million dollar prize on the islands of Fiji. The only way to have a hope of making it to the finish line will be by climbing over the friends you have to stab in the back.

Photography: MGM Television

The New Look (Series Premiere)

Apple TV+

This stylish saga follows the story of Christian Dior as well as his contemporaries Coco Chanel, Pierre Balmain and Cristobal Balenciaga. These titans of luxury fashion had to deal with the complex horrors of World War II before reinventing the fashion world forever.

Photography: Apple Studios

S.W.A.T. (Season 7)

Paramount+

The seventh, and likely final, season of S.W.A.T. will aim to wrap up all the storylines that unfolded in the first 6 seasons. After the series was almost canceled without a proper sendoff, this is a huge relief for fans who would’ve been left hanging. It’s going to be an explosive conclusion to a phenomenal police procedural.

Photography: CBS Studios

Shogun (Series Premiere)

Hulu

Shogun is set in Japan in the year 1600 at the beginning of a civil war that would define a century. This historical drama, based on the 1975 novel of the same name, follows Lord Yoshii Toranaga as he fights for his life against the enemies united against him. This samurai showdown packs some serious edge.

Photography: FXP