Streaming services account for the lion’s share of this week's new show premieres as the TV industry continues its summer season. 

HBO Max on July 9 will debut its documentary series Expecting Amy, which follows comedian Amy Schumer through her recent pregnancy, while Apple TV Plus on July 10 will debut the J.J. Abrams and Sara Bareilles-produced Little Voice (pictured), which follows the exploits of a 20-something performer seeking to find her true voice and the courage to use it, according to the service.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several other shows debuting the week of July 6 to July 12 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

July 8 -- Stateless (drama) -- Netflix

July 9 -- The Beach House (horror) -- Shudder

July 9 -- Close Enough (animation) -- HBO Max

July 10 -- Breathe: Into the Shadows (drama) -- Prime Video

July 10 -- Greatness Code (sports reality) -- Apple TV Plus

July 10 -- Greyhound (drama) -- Apple TV Plus

July 10 -- The Old Guard (action) -- Netflix

July 10 -- Palm Springs (movie) -- Hulu

July 12 -- P-Valley (drama) -- Starz 

Hallmark Channel said Monday that Andie MacDowell (Cedar Cove) and Chad Michael Murray will indeed be co-starring in a new Hallmark Hall of Fame original film, The Beach House.

The film, about a woman who returns to her Southern roots to find love and save sea turtles, has begun production and will premiere in May 2018, according to the Channel. It had originally been announced for a 2016 release.

 “I love the connection to nature, preservation and saving turtles, and so I am grateful to Hallmark Channel, our wonderful cast, Dan Wigutow, Sue Tenney, and one of my favorite authors Mary Alice Monroe,” said MacDowell of the role when the film was announced.

Beach House is an adaptation of the Mary Alice Monroe novel series. Executive producers are Wigutow and Stephen Harmaty. Maria Nation and Tippi & Neal Dobrofsky will do the adaptation.

Hallmark Channel will develop a new original movie based on author Mary Alice Monroe’s novel The Beach House, the network said Monday.

The movie, which will air exclusively on Hallmark in 2016, will star Andie MacDowell (Cedar Cove) who will also serve as executive producer. The story follows a woman struggling through life who returns to her Southern roots and troubled family after an unusual request from her mother.

“The evocative prose of The Beach House is an exploration of strengths and weaknesses so eloquently portrayed in all of Mary Alice Monroe’s writing: agony against past mistakes, present pain and the hope of a brighter future,” said Michelle Vicary, Executive Vice President, Programming, Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries in a statement.