CBS All Access’ resurrection of The Twilight Zone sci-fi series and the return of BBC America's Killing Eve drama show leads a long list of series premiering this week.

The new version of The Twilight Zone, created and hosted by Jordan Peele, will premiere April 1, according to the streaming service. Also premiering on April’s Fools Day is National Geographic’s new documentary series Hostile Planet.

In addition, several freshman series will return for their sophomore seasons, including BBC America’s Killing Eve, TBS’ The Last O.G., and Showtime’s The Chi.

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

April 1 -- Into the Dark: I’m Just F*cking With You (movie) -- Hulu

April 4 -- Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger (returning series) -- Freeform

April 5 -- The Tick (returning series) -- Prime Video

April 5 -- Warrior (drama series) -- Cinemax

April 6 -- Native Son (movie) -- HBO

Amazon Studios has greenlit a second season of half-hour superhero comedy The Tick.

Ben Edlund created the series, and will return, as will cast leads Peter Serafinowicz as the title character and Griffin Newman as Arthur.

The second season will feature 10 episodes and is expected to premiere in 2019.

“Ben has created a resounding hit while Peter and Griffin have brought Tick and Arthur to indelible life,” said Sharon Yguado, head of scripted series, Amazon Studios. “We can’t wait to bring fans more of the Tick universe soon.”

Season one debuted on Amazon Aug. 25, 2017. The second half of season one rolls Feb. 23, with six new episodes.

Sony Pictures Television produces The Tick, along with Amazon Studios.

“I am so excited that Amazon wants to continue this wildly fruitful collaboration and that this amazing cast gets to stay together, and that we get to build this mythos further, wider, deeper, and taller,” said Edlund, creator and executive producer. “We got a good ball of mud spinning with the right tilt of axis, I'm very happy we have this opportunity to keep peopling it.”

Besides Edlund, executive producers are Barry Josephson and Barry Sonnenfeld. Josephson last summer told B&C that Amazon “seems like a really good home for us.”

An earlier version of The Tick debuted on Fox in 2001, with Patrick Warburton in the lead role. That series aired nine episodes.

Amazon in August will offer up three comedy pilots for Amazon Prime subscribers to preview, the service said Thursday.

The new pilots debuting on the OTT service Aug. 19 include a Jill Soloway executively-produced comedy I Love Dick, based on a relationship-themed book of the same name and starring Kevin Bacon; Jean-Claude Van Johnson, starring  martial arts actor Jean-Claude Van Damme as a retired undercover private contractor that’s drawn back into the game; and a superhero-based comedy The Tick,  starring Peter Serafinowicz.

Similar to other Amazon original series such as Transparent and Mozart In The Jungle, Amazon Prime members can weigh in on which of the pilots eventually becomes an Amazon Original Series.

“Nowhere else will voices as influential as Jill Soloway and Jean-Claude Van Damme share a stage,” said Joe Lewis, head of half-hour series, Amazon Studios. “And that’s just the Js. We’re excited to bring such a diverse slate of pilots to customers and we can’t wait to hear what they think.”