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We may be My Dad's Hot Girlfriend 30 Filmcounting the days until the return of Game of Thrones, but there are plenty of brand new shows making their debut in the coming months. Here are the five we're most hyped about, so you can mark your calendar in advance.

1. Star Trek: Discovery (Sept. 24, CBS All Access)

It's been a long road (sorry), but the latest Star Trekseries is almost here, and everything we've seen so far, from the fierce first photo to the epic trailer, has our phasers set to pumped. With The Walking Dead's Sonequa Martin-Green as the first woman of color to lead the franchise and uncharted territory to explore, the iconic franchise is boldly going in a direction we can't wait to experience for ourselves.

2. The Defenders (Aug. 18, Netflix)

Marvel and Netflix's collaboration has given us three epic series -- and Iron Fist-- over the past three years, and The Defenderswill finally bring all four heroes together for a team-up that may not have the special effects budget of an Avengersmovie, but will undoubtedly feature just as much snark and ass-kicking.

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Okay, so we're really hoping that the show will be 90 percent Jessica and Luke relentlessly mocking Danny (and 10 percent them making out), but whatever your feelings on each of the four shows, it's thrilling to imagine Marvel's four "street-level" crime fighters joining forces, if only to see what kind of hallway brawl the stunt team comes up with. Defenders, assemble!

3. The Tick (Aug. 25, Amazon Video)

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Ben Edlund is bringing back his big blue bug for a new live-action comedy, courtesy of Amazon. Since the spooftastic superhero was originally designed as a parody of other comic book characters, Edlund and his team should have plenty of material to work with in the reboot, which stars a pitch-perfect Peter Serafinowicz in the titular, spoon-loving role.

4. Future Man (Fall, Hulu)

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Hunger Gamesstar Josh Hutcherson heads to the small screen for this high-concept sci-fi comedy from executive producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. Hutcherson stars as Josh Futterman, a janitor by day/world-ranked gamer by night who is tasked with preventing the extinction of humanity after mysterious visitors from the future proclaim him the key to defeating an imminent super-race invasion. The show also features Glenne Headly's last role -- the Dick Tracyactress died unexpectedly during production on the series, in which she played the mother of Hutcherson's character.

5. The Deuce (Sept. 10, HBO)

The Wirecreator David Simon is returning to HBO for a lavish new period drama set in 1970s New York, exploring the rise of the porn industry and the many players within it. James Franco pulls double duty as twin brothers Vincent and Frankie Martino, opposite Maggie Gyllenhaal as entrepreneurial sex worker Candy. Seedy and seductive in equal measure, it looks like just the right blend of character drama and cultural specificity we've come to expect from Simon's work.

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