All the TV Shows Coming to HBO Max in August 2025

Get ready for a packed August on HBO Max, with a lineup that spans animation, reality, and true crime. There’s a little something for every mood, whether you’re into heartfelt stories or high-stakes drama.

From quirky competitions to deep dives into history, the platform is rolling out a mix of new and returning shows. Here’s a rundown of everything hitting HBO Max this month, so you can pick your next binge.

Let’s Go, Bananas! (2024-present)

Starting August 1, ‘Let’s Go, Bananas!’ is a lively animated show about a gang of fruit friends on wild adventures. It’s colorful, funny, and perfect for family watch time.
Kids will love the goofy antics, while parents can enjoy the clever jokes tucked in. It’s a cheerful way to kick off the month.

Deadliest Catch (2005-present)

On August 2, ‘Deadliest Catch’ dives back into the perilous world of Alaskan crab fishing. Crews face brutal storms and tough odds to haul in their catch.
The raw emotion and high-stakes action make every episode intense. It’s a solid pick for anyone who loves real-world grit.

The Yogurt Shop Murders (2025)

Debuting August 3, ‘The Yogurt Shop Murders’ tackles a chilling 1991 Texas crime that left four young lives lost. This docuseries uses interviews and archives to explore the lingering mystery.
Its emotional weight and investigative depth pull you in. True crime buffs will want to add this to their list.

The Great Food Truck Race (2010-present)

Hitting the road on August 4, ‘The Great Food Truck Race’ follows chefs competing to sell their dishes from mobile kitchens. The mix of cooking and strategy keeps things lively.
Each team’s unique menu and hustle make it fun to watch. Food lovers will eat this one up.

Red Bull Soapbox Race (2025)

On August 6, ‘Red Bull Soapbox Race’ brings a fresh, chaotic competition where teams race wacky, handmade carts. The crashes and creativity are pure entertainment.
It’s a light, fun show that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Perfect for a relaxed night of laughs.

See No Evil (2014-present)

Also dropping August 6, ‘See No Evil’ uses real security footage to unravel crime stories. Each episode pieces together a case with gripping detail.
The chilling narratives and real-life stakes keep you hooked. It’s a go-to for true crime fans who like a visual twist.

Mysteries of the Abandoned: Hidden America (2022-present)

Arriving August 7, ‘Mysteries of the Abandoned: Hidden America’ explores forgotten U.S. sites, from old prisons to deserted towns. It blends history with a sense of adventure.
The stories behind these places are both eerie and fascinating. Great for anyone curious about America’s hidden past.

Marooned with Ed Stafford (2014-present)

On August 8, ‘Marooned with Ed Stafford’ tests the survivalist’s skills in harsh wilderness settings. With little to no gear, Ed faces nature’s toughest challenges.
His grit and ingenuity make every episode a thrill. Adventure fans will find this one hard to put down.

Superchef Grudge Match (2023-present)

Cooking up drama on August 13, ‘Superchef Grudge Match’ sees chefs settle rivalries in intense kitchen battles. The personal stakes add heat to the competition.
Every dish is a showdown, making it a tasty watch. Foodies who love a fight will enjoy this one.

A Body in the Basement (2023-present)

Also on August 13, ‘A Body in the Basement’ digs into shocking murder cases tied to hidden remains. Each episode unpacks a dark mystery with tight storytelling.
The creepy details and suspense keep you guessing. It’s a chilling pick for true crime enthusiasts.

Hop (2024-present)

Also on August 14, ‘Hop’ is a sweet animated series about a curious rabbit and his forest friends. Its gentle humor and warm stories charm all ages.
The bright visuals make it a cozy family watch. It’s a great choice for a laid-back evening.

Prens (2023-present)

Hitting screens August 15, ‘Prens’ is a Turkish drama weaving humor and intrigue around a young prince in a royal court. Its sharp writing draws you into the historical setting.
The mix of wit and drama makes it stand out. Fans of global stories will want to check it out.

Stand Up to Cancer (2008-present)

Also on August 15, ‘Stand Up to Cancer’ is a heartfelt telethon raising funds for cancer research. Celebrities and real stories bring hope and purpose to the event.
It’s an inspiring mix of entertainment and impact. A meaningful watch for a good cause.

The House (2017-present)

On August 17, ‘The House’ delivers eerie stop-motion tales tied to a mysterious home. Each story blends dark themes with unique visuals.
Its quirky style and haunting vibe make it a standout. Perfect for fans of creative, spooky storytelling.

Mammals (2024-present)

Also arriving August 17, ‘Mammals’ is a breathtaking nature series showcasing animals across diverse habitats. Stunning footage brings their world to life.
The engaging narration makes every episode a journey. Nature fans will love this vivid exploration.

Women Wearing Shoulder Pads (2025)

Debuting August 18, ‘Women Wearing Shoulder Pads’ mixes humor and drama in a story about 1980s women chasing ambition. The bold fashion and strong characters shine.
It’s a fresh, stylish take on friendship and power. Great for fans of retro-inspired drama.

Peacemaker (2022-present)

On August 21, ‘Peacemaker’ brings back John Cena’s flawed hero for more action-packed chaos. New missions and quirky humor drive this DC favorite.
The blend of heart and explosions keeps it fun. Superhero fans will eat up this wild ride.

Bargain Block (2021-present)

Also on August 21, ‘Bargain Block’ follows renovators turning Detroit’s rundown homes into gems. Their passion and design skills make each flip inspiring.
The mix of heart and creativity is a joy to watch. Home makeover fans will feel right at home.

The Cleaning Lady (2022-present)

On August 23, ‘The Cleaning Lady’ follows a mother caught in a web of crime to save her family. The tense drama and strong lead keep you invested.
This season ramps up the stakes with fresh twists. It’s a gripping choice for crime drama fans.

Abbott Elementary (2021-present)

Also on August 23, ‘Abbott Elementary’ is back with its warm, funny take on teachers in a public school. The mockumentary style and lovable cast shine.
New episodes bring more laughs and heart. It’s a feel-good pick for sitcom lovers.

Toad & Friends (2023-present)

Jumping in on August 24, ‘Toad & Friends’ is a sweet animated show about a toad’s adventures in a whimsical forest. Its gentle stories are perfect for kids.
The charming visuals and lessons make it a family hit. Great for a cozy watch together.

Bitchin’ Rides (2014-present)

On August 28, ‘Bitchin’ Rides’ showcases a team crafting stunning custom cars. Each build is a mix of art and engineering.
The passion and drama behind the scenes keep it engaging. Car lovers will rev up for this one.

Silly Sundays (2023-present)

Hitting August 29, ‘Silly Sundays’ offers short, playful animated stories for young viewers. Its bright energy and fun characters spark smiles.
The quick episodes are great for family downtime. A light, happy addition to the lineup.

Iyanu (2025)

Wrapping up on August 31, ‘Iyanu’ is an animated adventure rooted in African mythology. A young heroine’s magical journey drives the epic story.
Its vibrant visuals and rich culture make it special. Perfect for fans of bold, diverse tales.

What’s on your HBO Max watchlist this August? Share your picks in the comments!