The new trailer for the Home Box Office’s 2026 slate also includes sneak peeks at ‘Industry,’ ‘Hacks,’ and ‘House of the Dragon.‘

First footage of Euphoria season 3, Lanterns, *The Pitt *season 2 revealed in HBO 2026 teaser

The new trailer for the Home Box Office's 2026 slate also includes sneak peeks at 'Industry,' 'Hacks,' and 'House of the Dragon.'

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HBO is revving up for the new year with a peek at the network's 2026 original programming.

The network on Friday released an action-packed trailer featuring first looks at all their exciting new offerings in the coming year. From the premieres of new seasons of hit series like *Industry *and *The Pitt* to long-awaited returns of shows like *The Comeback *and *Euphoria* and highly anticipated series premieres like Damon Lindelof's latest superhero jaunt *Lanterns,* the new teaser trailer has a little something for every flavor of TV fan.

The teaser opens on a poignant close-up of *House of the Dragon*'s Olivia Cooke. Alicent Hightower casts her gaze down in reflection as the voice of Steve Toussaint's Corlys Velaryon forebodingly announces, "You must decide what you want."

Scenes of battle rip into a lively shot of Zendaya's Rue Bennett living it up on a dance floor in the first footage from *Euphoria *season 3. "There's no turning back," she intones, as scenes from *Industry *season 4, *The Pitt *season 2, and HBO's newest *Game of Thrones* prequel *A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms *race by.

Jason Bateman and David Harbour high-five while doing push-ups in footage from the upcoming limited series premiere of the dark comedy *DTF St. Louis*. Lisa Kudrow steps back into the daffy shoes of delusional TV star Valerie Cherish in *The Comeback *season 3 — 11 years after the wrap of season 2.

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Even more titles follow that already impressive list. The full line-up of previews and their respective premiere dates is as follows:**

- *House of the Dragon* season 3, HBO original drama series, debuts summer 2026

- *Euphoria* season 3, HBO original drama series, debuts in April

- *Industry* season 4, HBO original drama series, debuts January 11

- *The Pitt* season 2, Max original drama series, debuts January 8

- *A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms*, HBO original drama series, debuts January 18

- *DTF St. Louis*, HBO original limited series, debuts in 2026

- *The Comeback* season 3, HBO original comedy series, debuts in March

- *Rooster*, HBO original comedy series, debuts in March

- *Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!*, HBO original two-part documentary, debuts in 2026

- Untitled Larry David Project, HBO original limited series, debuts in 2026

- *Half Man*, HBO original limited drama series, debuts in 2026

- *Hacks* season 5, Max original comedy series, debuts in 2026

- *Stuart Fails to Save the Universe*, Max original comedy series, debuts in 2026

- *The Gilded Age* season 4, HBO original drama series, debuts in 2026

- *War*, HBO original series, debuts in 2026

- *Dune: Prophecy* season 2, HBO original drama series, debuts in 2026

- *Lanterns*, HBO original drama series, debuts in 2026**

James Norton joins 'House of the Dragon' for season 3.

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Of particular note amidst the smattering of series premieres is *Lanterns*, DC's next chapter in the extended Green Lantern multimedia universe. Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler star as John Stewart and Hal Jordan, a pair of road-wise and wandering supes investigating a murder in the American heartland.****

The series also stars Ulrich Thomsen as the sinister, aptly named Sinestro, Kelly Macdonald as Sheriff Kerry, Garret Dillahunt as William Macon, and Poorna Jagannathan as Zoe.**

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