Say goodbye to February and hello to March with a look at new shows premiering this week on Netflix, Disney Plus, other streaming services, and on broadcast and cable TV.

Leading the new programming lineup is the buzzy epic "Shogun," which FX and Hulu are hoping will be as big as "Game of Thrones." Also on the horizon are such favorites as "Survivor 46," "The Tourist" Season 2, and "Blood and Water" Season 4. Here are the top new shows to watch this week. For more recommendations, check out seven new movies to stream this week.

Every network and broadcaster is desperately looking for the next "Game of Thrones" (HBO solved that by just making a prequel). And now FX is betting on this epic adaptation of James Clavell's 1975 novel of the same name, set in feudal Japan circa 1600 and featuring shipwrecked English sailor John Blackthorne (Cosmo Jarvis), a formidable lord Toranga (Sanada) with dangerous rivals Hiroyuki), and Lady Mariko (Anna Sawai), a woman from a disgraced family who must prove her worth in an unforgiving society. Battles, intrigue, power struggles, and a bit of romance unfold with impeccable direction. The next "Game of Thrones" may be here.

Premieres on Hulu on February 27 at 12 a.m. ET

Eighteen new castaways head to a secluded beach in Fiji to outwit, outmaneuver, and outwit each other for the title of Saul Survivor and a prize of $1 million. As has been the case in recent years on the show, the matches will run for 26 days, and Castaway will start with three separate tribes. But while the past few seasons have been surprisingly calm and serene, Season 46 will bring fireworks in the form of arguments. According to the contestants, things are about to get a little "spicy." Please enjoy the show.

Premieres February 28 at 8 pm ET on CBS (via Fubo) Next day on Paramount Plus

This BBC thriller has been a huge hit, with the first season becoming the most-watched drama in the UK in 2022 and quickly climbing to #1 when it appeared on the Netflix streaming platform. Lead actor Jamie Dornan returns to continue investigating who he is and why people want him dead. At least now Elliot has a name and a destination: Ireland. He and his girlfriend Helen (Danielle MacDonald) travel to the Emerald Isle to search for more clues about his true identity. But Elliot, who suffers from severe memory loss, finds himself in the middle of a long-running feud between the McDonnell and Cassidy families.

Available on Netflix on February 29 at 3:00 a.m. ET

"The Good Wife" and its first spin-off, "The Good Fight," were famous for their stellar guest star cast. Among the standouts was Carrie Preston, who played Elsbeth Tascioni, an eccentric and unconventional lawyer, clearly on the spectrum. This Elsbeth was hired by the NYPD as a watchdog. Her intelligence and unique perspective make her a perfect talent for the role, but her eccentricities irritate Captain C.W. Wagner (Wendell Pierce) and Officer Kaya Blanke (Carla Patterson). And, as in the previous film, the film features a stellar cameo cast, including Jane Krakowski, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Blair Underwood, and Leta.

Premieres on CBS on February 29 at 10 p.m. ET (via Fubo). Next day on Paramount Plus

The South African teen drama returns with more drama for Pren (Ama Kamata) and her kidnapped sister Fikile Bele (Kosi Ngema). At Parkhurst High School, the new principal vows to bring order to the school. But Poulen and Fick's past puts them at odds when they discover that they are still being targeted. One example: Poulen is threatened over a sex tape with a new student, Ivan (Andre Lamoglia).

Available on Netflix on March 1 at 3 a.m. ET

"Everybody Loves Raymond" creator Phil Rosenthal embarks on a new food adventure around the world. In Season 7, he travels to Mumbai, Washington D.C., Kyoto, Iceland, Dubai, Orlando, Taipei, and Scotland. In each place, he discovers hidden gems and forges connections through the universal language of food.

Premieres on Netflix on March 1 at 3 a.m. ET

Disney Plus continues to strengthen its Korean programming offerings with this revenge drama. Eun Soo-hyun (Kim Nam-joo) is a successful psychology professor and writer. Despairing that those responsible will not be brought to justice by the law, Soo-hyun decides to seek justice herself. In her pursuit of revenge, she is united with Kwon So-yeol, a medical school dropout with a similar tragedy in her past.

Premieres March 1 at 3 a.m. ET on Disney Plus. Kate Winslet returns to HBO to star in a limited series following her critically acclaimed "Mare of Easttown." The Regime" has the feel of "Succession," a darkly comedic look at a year in the life of a crumbling authoritarian government. Winslet is the prime minister of a fictional central European dictatorship that finds its position threatened by the domestic turmoil caused by the imprisonment of the opposition leader (Hugh Grant). The prime minister confronts all sides, including her own husband (Guillaume Gallienne) and the U.S. Secretary of State (Martha Plimpton).

Premieres March 3 at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and Max