Paramount+ June 2026: Every New Movie and TV Show Hitting the Streamer This Month

June shapes up to be a layered month for Paramount+ subscribers, with a lineup that ranges from prestige spy drama to cult documentary, British ensemble television, and a catalog drop that leans heavily on nostalgia. The platform is threading together returning originals and fresh arrivals in a way that should keep most streaming habits well occupied through the end of the month.

The month is anchored by a slate of Paramount+ originals, including the debut of the documentary ‘Topuria: Matador’ and new docuseries ‘Devotion: Obedience or Betrayal’, alongside the return of major franchises such as ‘The Ultimate Fighter’ Season 34, ‘The Agency’ Season 2, ‘All the Queen’s Men’ Season 5, and ‘Tyler Perry’s Ruthless’ Season 6. Continuing series are also well represented throughout the month, with weekly episode drops maintaining steady momentum on the platform.

‘The Agency’ Season 2 and the Returning Originals

‘The Agency’ Season 2 premieres on Sunday, June 21, 2026, exclusively on Paramount+, with all 10 episodes of the new season available to stream on the premiere date with any Paramount+ subscription plan. That full-season drop makes it one of the more binge-friendly releases on the platform this summer.

One of the biggest releases on Paramount+ this month is the second season of ‘The Agency’, a spy thriller series featuring an impressive lineup of veteran film and TV actors, including Michael Fassbender, Jeffrey Wright, Richard Gere, and Katherine Waterston. Following a strong debut weekend that reportedly set viewership records for Paramount+ with Showtime, the series was quickly renewed, with all 10 episodes of Season 2 dropping at once.

‘All the Queen’s Men’ Season 5, arriving June 10, picks up after a shocking attack leaves Madam clinging to life and the shooter still at large, throwing Eden into chaos, in what is described as the fifth and final season. ‘Tyler Perry’s Ruthless’ Season 6 closes the month on June 30, with life inside the Rakudushis compound growing dangerous as Ruth’s influence expands, loyalties break down, and the FBI closes in.

‘Beavis & Butt-Head’ Season 3, from Mike Judge, also launches on June 10, joining the roster of returning originals that round out the platform’s scripted offerings for the month.

‘Devotion: Obedience or Betrayal’ and the New Docuseries Arrivals

‘Devotion: Obedience or Betrayal’ arrives June 2 as a new Paramount+ Original Docuseries. The logline describes it as an exploration of one of the world’s most controversial religious communities, with Gloriavale having lived in isolation for 50 years, bound by strict rules, until allegations of abuse and cover-ups shattered its secrecy. The docuseries features rare access, exclusive interviews, and decades of unseen archival footage.

The three-part documentary series follows current and former members as they share their experiences of life inside the tightly controlled commune, where daily routines, relationships, and beliefs are shaped by strict leadership, presenting contrasting perspectives from those still inside the community and those who have left.

‘EPiC: Elvis Presley In Concert’, a Paramount+ Exclusive, is also scheduled for June 3. ‘Topuria: Matador’, a new Paramount+ Original Documentary, kicks off the month on June 1, centering on UFC at the White House headliner Ilia Topuria.

‘Wild Cherry’ and the New Series Debuts

‘Wild Cherry’ Season 1 arrives as a Paramount+ Original on June 24, described as a six-part drama that sits somewhere between ‘Big Little Lies’ and ‘Gossip Girl’, following two mothers and lifelong friends who are forced to take sides when their teenage daughters end up at the center of a scandal at a prestigious private school.

The month also features ‘Devotion: Obedience or Betrayal’ functioning, as one reviewer put it, as a chilling, slow-burn psychological puzzle box, with the docuseries drawing in fans of true crime and community-based documentary work. Together, ‘Wild Cherry’ and ‘Devotion’ represent the two most distinctive new series launches of the month.

Weekly new episodes continuing through June include ‘Criminal Minds: Evolution’ Season 19 on Thursdays, ‘Dutton Ranch’ Season 1 and ‘The Chi’ Season 8 on Fridays, ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars’ Season 11 and its companion ‘Untucked’ Season 8 also dropping Fridays, alongside ‘Tyler Perry’s Zatima’ Season 4 on Tuesdays and ‘Tyler Perry’s The Oval’ Season 7 on Wednesdays.

The Classic Movie Catalog and Library Additions

New movies hitting Paramount+ on June 1 include eight Elvis Presley films, among them ‘Blue Hawaii’, ‘Fun in Acapulco’, ‘G.I. Blues’, ‘King Creole’, and ‘Roustabout’, alongside a trio of Eddie Murphy films including ‘Trading Places’, the two ‘Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs’ films, the two ’21 Jump Street’ films, and the black comedy ‘Death Becomes Her’.

A pair of titles arrives on June 25, including the Glen Powell action film ‘The Running Man’ and ‘The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie: Search for SquarePants’. Other notable library additions available from June 1 include ‘The Last Duel’, ‘Southpaw’, ‘Pain & Gain’, ‘Selma’, ‘The Big Short’, ‘Taken’, and ‘John Carpenter’s Escape From L.A.’

In celebration of Pride Month, Paramount+ will spotlight a refreshed ‘A Mountain of Pride Collection’ that showcases bold storytelling and diverse voices across film and television. The 79th Annual Tony Awards will also air live on CBS and Paramount+ Premium on June 7, hosted by P!nk. It is a month that covers substantial ground across genre, format, and audience, and if you have been waiting for a reason to revisit or finally start ‘The Agency’, the arrival of all ten Season 2 episodes at once makes this the most straightforward entry point the show has offered.

What do you think is the most compelling reason to tune in to Paramount+ this June, and which of these titles is at the top of your watchlist?