Netflix will launch the sixth season of its Emmy-winning anthology series Black Mirror this June, the streaming service announced in a new trailer.

The season six cast of the sci-fi/thriller series will feature Kate Mara, Salma Hayek Pinault, Zazie Beetz, Daniel Portman, Anjana Vasan, Rob Delaney, Rory Culkin and Danny Ramirez, said Netflix. 

Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker said the upcoming season will be the most unpredictable season yet as the franchise continues to reinvent itself.

“I’ve always felt that Black Mirror should feature stories that are entirely distinct from one another, and keep surprising people – and myself – or else what’s the point? It should be a series that can’t be easily defined and can keep reinventing itself,” he said via Netflix.

Black Mirror executive producers include Brooker, Jessika Rhoades, Annabel Jones and Bisha Ali.

Fans of several popular drama series will be tuning in this week for new episodes as the summer TV season begins to heat up.

On Sunday (June 9), HBO’s Big Little Lies and TNT’s drama series Claws will return for new seasons, while The Handmaid’s Tale comes back on Tuesday (June 4) for its third season.

Also, the Kiefer Sutherland-starrer Designated Survivor debuts on Netflix Friday (June 7) after two seasons on ABC.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services:

June 4 -- Jonas Brothers: Chasing Happiness (movie) -- Prime Video

June 5 -- Black Mirror (returning anthology series) -- Netflix

June 6 -- The Cold Blue (documentary) -- HBO

June 6 -- Hero Ink (reality) -- A&E

June 7 -- I Am Mother (movie) -- Netflix

June 7 -- XY Chelsea (documentary movie) -- Showtime

Netflix has released a video trailer for the fifth season of its anthology series Black Mirror, which will feature Anthony Mackie, Miley Cyrus, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Topher Grace and  Damson Idris.

Black Mirror, which will return to Netflix June 5, features stand-alone episodes that offer a sharp, suspenseful tale that explores themes of contemporary techno-paranoia leading to an unforgettable – and sometimes unsettling – conclusion, according to Netflix.