TV Show Excited to Watch in 2021（3）

Genius: Aretha

Nat Geo, March 21

Nat Geo's Genius biographic anthology series previously covered Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso, and now it's turning its focus to one of music's greats, Aretha Franklin. Cynthia Erivo (Harriet, Widows) is taking on the iconic soul singer, meaning she'll definitely be putting some R-E-S-P-E-C-T on her name.

Q: Into the Storm

HBO, March 21

We've been hearing about QAnon a lot for the past two years—but what really is the conspiracy site that's grown into a global network? This six-parter tries to get to the bottom of just who exactly is the anonymous "Q" that disperses crackpot theories about the way the world runs.

John Wayne Gacy: Devil in Disguise

Peacock, March 25

Maybe you're well aware of the heinous crimes serial killer John Wayne Gacy committed, but are did you know that there's extensive interviews of him explaining his crimes? This six-part docuseries features footage of Gacy in conversation while in prison and breaks down his infamous history.

Superstore

NBC, March 25

It's sadly time to close the doors on Cloud 9. After six successful seasons, the workplace sitcom starring America Ferrera is wrapping up with a special one-hour finale this March.

The Irregulars

Netflix, March 26

How many non-canon Sherlock Holmes series can Netflix produce? Last year brought us the movie Enola Holmes, and now the streaming service has The Irregulars up its sleeve. This fantasy series finds a group of misfit teens solving paranormal crimes for Watson and Holmes.