Even thoughParamount+is one of the relatively new services on the streaming scene, it has a ton of great content. Paramount+ was made by the combination of CBS All Access and Viacom after their merger in 2019. Since that merger, they have had access to a healthy amount of content for a mixture of audiences. With Nickelodeon for the kids,Star Trekfor some sci-fi fans, plus a good amount of docu-series and TV shows, Paramount+ is an excellent option. And whether you’re just considering a subscription or if you’re already on the service, this guide will help you find the best shows to watch on Paramount+. Ready? Let’s begin then!

For more recommendations, check out our list of the best shows onNetflix,Hulu,Prime Video,Disney+, orHBO, or browse thebest movies on Paramount+.

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Editor’s note: This article was updated July 2025 to include Dexter: Resurrection.

‘Dexter: Resurrection’ (2025 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 90% | IMDb: 9.2/10

Dexter: Resurrection

A sequel toDexter: New Blood,Michael C. Hallreprises his titular role as he awakens from a coma in New York City after the near-fatal gunshot wound. Intent on putting past issues to bed, Dexter instead finds himself haunted by demons he simply cannot shake as a cat-and-mouse chase ensues. With Hall back to his very best,Dexter: Resurrectionhas managed to do the unthinkable and please a group of die-hard fans with a new series that feels both refreshing and respectful to what came before.Dexter: Resurrectionis dark, brooding, and unmissable. -Jake Hodges

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‘MobLand’ (2025 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 75% | IMDb: 8.4/10

One of the most popular shows on streaming right now,Guy Ritchie’sMobLandfollowsTom Hardy’s Harry De Souza, a fixer caught in the crossfire between two warring criminal families. As enterprises attempt to grow, empires threaten to crumble in this action-packed, gritty crime thriller from the mind of one of the genre’s best. Featuring one of Ritchie’s best ensembles,MobLanddeserves all the love it’s been receiving and will likely demand plenty of attention once awards season ramps up. -Jake Hodges

‘Happy Face’ (2025 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 63% | IMDb: 7.0/10

Happy Face

Created byJennifer Cacicio, docu-dramaHappy Facefollows Melissa Jesperson-Moore (Annaleigh Ashford), a makeup artist who discovers that her father is a notorious serial killer nicknamed the Happy Face Killer. An indulgent drama shockingly based on true events,Happy Facewill keep you on the edge of your seat throughout. With the first season currently ongoing, there’s no better time to jump on theHappy Facebandwagon and join the millions of others who can’t stop talking about it. -Jake Hodges

‘Dexter: Original Sin’ (2024 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 68% | IMDb: 8.3/10

Dexter: Original Sin

Created byClyde Phillips,Dexter: Original Sinis a prequel series to the belovedDexter, set 15 years before the original. In 1991 Miami, a young Dexter Morgan (Patrick Gibson) joins the Miami Metro Police Department as a forensic technician, with his bloodthirsty hidden urges soon finding a way to creep out. A superbly strong new outing in a franchise with enormous pedigree,Dexter: Original Sinis an unapologetically gruesome series. Although the old cast sadly cannot play younger versions of themselves, fear not, as this new ensemble is astutely assembled byJohn PapsideraandKim Winther. -Jake Hodges

‘Ghosts’ (2021 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 97% | IMDb: 7.9/10

Ghosts (US)

One of CBS’s best-loved current comedies,Ghostsfollows Sam (Rose McIver) and Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar), a young couple who inherit an old mansion. However, after a near-fatal fall, Sam awakes to find herself able to see and talk to the wholly unique and terribly funny ghosts who haunt the house. In light of the success of the British original, this US remake breaks the mold of other failed adaptations and has become a triumphant hit. Quirky, charming, and brilliantly memorable,Ghostsis beloved by millions, and it’s not hard to see why. -Jake Hodges

‘Landman’ (2024 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 74% | IMDb: 8.2/10

This brand-new hit on Paramount+ follows the divide between the billionaires and rascals in the boomtowns of West Texas, with a fight in the world of oil rigs leading to a seismic shift in their geopolitical climate. Starring the iconicBill Bob Thorntonin one of his best roles in years,Landmanhas flown out of the blocks and caught the attention of many, with its opening two episodes highly-rated by fans and critics alike. An intriguing, dramatic tale, you’ll want to catch theLandmantrain whilst it’s still in the station. -Jake Hodges

‘Tracker’ (2024 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 89% | IMDb: 7.0/10

Created byBen H. Winters,Trackeris an action-drama series based onJefferey Deaver’s 2019 novelThe Never Game. The show follows Colter Shaw, a lone-wolf survivalist and tracker who uses his past trauma and instincts to find missing people for law enforcement in exchange for reward money, with the help of his handlers, Teddi and Velma, tech expert Bobby, and lawyer Reenie.TrackerstarsJustin Hartley(Smallville) as the titular tracker, Colter, withRobin Weigert(Deadwood) as Teddi,Abby McEnany(Work in Progress) as Velma,Eric Graiseas Bobby, andFiona Reneas Reenie.Trackerpremiered in February 2024 to generally positive reviews from viewers and critics alike. A second season was released in October 2024. The series explores a classic action thriller formula with an efficient and no-frills approach, which makes it highly entertaining.Trackerhas drawn special praise for Justin Hartley’s charismatic performance in the lead role, culminating in an entertaining show that’s just the right mix of serious and silly.

‘Fire Country’ (2022 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 64% | IMDb: 7.1/10

Fire Country

Created by the trio ofTony Phelan, Joan Rater, andMax Thieriot,Fire Countryfollows the latter of the three as Bode Donavan, a convict who joins the ranks of the California Conservation Camp Program on the hunt for a reduced sentence. Whilst there, Bode finds a new purpose, becoming a benefit to his hometown community in Northern California. A fast-paced, fun procedural with plenty of action, Fire Countryis known for its ensemble of terrific performances, from the aforementioned Thieriot toKevin Alejandro. Though never far from controversy, the series has remained a staple in the TV viewing habits of millions since its debut two years ago, with the upcoming third season set to fan the flames to new burning heights. -Jake Hodges

‘Matlock’ (2024 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 95% | IMDb: 7.6/10

A big hit in 2024, and a gender-swapped reboot of the original series,Matlockstars Academy Award winnerKathy Batesas the titularMatlock, a former lawyer who returns to work after some time, intent on becoming the smartest, most cunning case-winner at the firm. Many aspects ofMatlockwork in its favor, but it’s hard to look past Bates’ stunning lead performance when considering Matlock’s best features. Alongside Bates in this intelligently assembled cast are the likes ofSkye P. Marshall, David Del Rio, Leah Lewis, Jason Ritter, and more, all of whom work wonders with a set of witty scripts. For crime drama fans,Matlockis the brand-new must-watch addition to your television schedules. -Jake Hodges

‘South Park’ (1997 - Present)

Rotten Tomatoes: 80% | IMDb: 8.7/10

South Park

Trey ParkerandMatt Stone’s iconic animated creation,South Park, became an instant phenomenon and, upon its debut, earned the highest ratings of any cable program on several occasions. The show follows the wild misadventures and unlikely lives of four grade-schoolers. However, these are no normal children, with their foul-mouthed, often disgusting antics leading to obscene and regularly hilarious shenanigans that are certainly not safe for kids. Across 30 seasons to date, no celebrity, theme, or political event has been safe from the satirical eyes of Stone and Parker, with the happenings inSouth Parkalways feeling relevant and fresh. Winner of five Primetime Emmys, among many other awards,South Parkcontinues to produce strong, biting social commentary with a consistent edge of slapstick and vulgar humor. -Jake Hodges

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