Summer is hot!！！！！！！！！！！ More new shows will premiere this week on Netflix, Hulu and other streaming services, broadcast and cable channels.

This week's new TV lineup will bring back the entire kitchen crew for Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and more pressure cooker situations in "The Bear" season3

And Docket will also have the debut of "My Lady Jane," which will be released in May. An alternative historical romantic comedy centered on Lady Jane Gray. But in this version she is not beheaded and can enjoy a life of adventure and romance. Here's our guide to the top new TV shows to check out this week.

Eva Longoria is the star and producer of the drama, while Spanish film and television icon Carmen Maura and newcomer Victoria Bagala are wealthy New Yorkers whose lives turn upside down when their husbands fail to pay off their debts to criminals, putting their families at risk. She leaves the city with her elderly mother Julia and teenage daughter Kate and hides in her mother's hometown in northern Spain, where Julia herself fled 50 years ago. They are going to lie low and start fresh, but the gossip in the charming wine town will soon spread. Soon the deepest secrets of their family begin to appear.

Premiere Wednesday,June26で12A.m.ET On Apple TV Plus

It takes a lot of work to open a restaurant, but will you keep it? It's a real test. With the help of Sydney (Ayo Edebiri), Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) and the rest of the dedicated crew, Kammy (Jeremy Allen White) manages to transform her brother's sandwich shop into a fine restaurant. Now they go into battle every day to prepare, cook and serve dishes to diners — under the strict standards of Kammy. Will the pressure cooker in the kitchen explode? Maybe but watching "The Bear" is an adrenaline rush unlike any other. When the stress begins to accumulate, all we can say is "Yes, chef!""

Premiere Thursday,June27で12A.m.ET On Hulu

An alternative version of English Royal History serves as the backdrop to this British romantic comedy, saving Lady Jane Gray (played by newcomer Emily Bader) from the Chopping Block. In real history, Mrs. Jane Gray, the great・grandson of Henry 7, was crowned Queen for just 9 days before she was beheaded. In this alternate fantasy, her cousin Henry 8, son Edward 4, does not die, so she avoids that fate. Instead, she is free to live, laugh and love.

Premiere Thursday,June27 at 12A.m.On Prime Video ET

With school out, Leia Forman (Callie Haverda) returned to her grandparents' basement in the summer of 1996. Leia is excited to be with Jay (Mace Coronel) again after a long distance of 9 months. But she still copes with the fact that she almost kissed Nate (Maxwell Acey Donovan). As for Nate, he worries that his girlfriend Nikki (Sam Morelos) has found out. This is a secret that should come out, and when it happens, relationships and friendships can be broken. Summer lovin' is not always an explosion.

Premiere on 6/27 Thursday at 3am ET on Netflix

The revival of the competition series comes back with more sabotage and betrayal. Journalist Ali Shapiro oversees the proceedings, which sees 12 players working together on the challenge to add money to the prize pot. Among them are designated "moles", which are aimed at preventing the pot from growing. Every week, players take a quiz about the identity of the mole. Season 2 features competitors who rely on digging for the truth for their lives, including forensic accountants, web detectives and poker players.

Premieres on Netflix on Friday 6/28 at 3 a.m. ET