‘Interview with the Vampire,’ ‘Pretty Little Liars: Summer School’ Return to TV: What’s Premiering This Week (May 6-12)
A listing of original new and returning series, movies and documentaries debuting this week on streaming and cable services
Two thriller-themed original series return to the small screen during the first full week of May.
AMC’s Interview with the Vampire debuts its second season May 12 and will continue to follow character Louis de Pointe du Lac, who continues to describe his life as a vampire to journalist Daniel Molloy. Jacob Anderson, Sam Reid and Eric Bogosian return to the series — based on the acclaimed Anne Rice novel of the same name — in season two.
Debuting May 9 is the second season of Max series Pretty Little Liars: Summer School. The new season follows the events of season one, subtitled Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, and focuses on five high-school girls attending summer school. Amid their fun summer jobs and love interests, a new villain comes to town that will put them all to the test. The series stars Bailee Madison, Chandler Kinney, Zaria, Malia Pyles and Maia Reficco.
Here are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting during the week of May 6-May 12. For some videos, viewer discretion is advised.
May 8: Dark Matter (drama series), Apple TV Plus
May 8: Reginald the Vampire (returning series), Syfy
May 9: Black Twitter: A People’s History (documentary), Hulu
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May 9: Bodkin (dramedy), Netflix
May 9: The GOAT (competition series), Prime Video
May 10: Doctor Who (returning series), Disney Plus
May 12: The Chi (returning series), Showtime
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