2020's best new TV and streaming shows

2020 is a big year for television. There are more streaming services than ever before and even more set to launch this year, meaning even more competition for the traditional networks.

Big hitters Westworld, The Walking Dead and Doctor Who continue while Supernatural comes to an end. And there's a bunch of brand new shows jostling for your eyeballs -- click through the gallery to meet the pick of the all-new TV shows coming to HBO, Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Disney Plus, CBS All Access and other screens near you in 2020.

To kick off the year, old favorite Patrick Stewart returns to the captain's chair in Star Trek: Picard. The much-missed Starfleet hero warps onto CBS All Access in January -- with some old friends boldly going along too... (Disclosure: CBS All Access is owned by CNET parent ViacomCBS.)

Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan reprise their roles as Falcon and Winter Soldier in this spinoff from the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Disney Plus.

What's it like to grow up in a zombie apocalypse? The Walking Dead: World Beyond is the latest spin-off from AMC's hit comic book adaptation, set ten years civilization fell to the undead.

Jordan Peele produces and Al Pacino stars in this tense tale of Nazi hunters in 1970s New York for Amazon Prime Video.

Hugh Laurie takes the helm of Avenue 5, HBO's sci-fi comedy from Armando Iannucci, creator of The Thick of It and Veep.

There's more mechanoid mayhem in Westworld -- and beyond the futuristic theme park's confines -- in season 3 of HBO's mind-bending sci-fi series. The new season adds a World War II environment, plus Aaron Paul joins the cast -- but is he human or host?

Kumail Nanjiani, Emily V. Gordon and Alan Yang are behind the scenes of Apple TV Plus anthology Little America, showcasing the funny, romantic, heartfelt and surprising stories of immigrants in the US.

Alex Garland codes this Hulu show about a computer engineer probing Nick Offerman's shadowy Silicon Valley tech company, which might be behind the disappearance of her boyfriend.

Doctor Who and Sherlock supremos Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss sink their teeth into a retelling of Dracula for the BBC and Netflix. 

A teenage heroine with a mysterious gift wields a magical sword as she teams up with a young mercenary named Arthur to go in search of a powerful wizard -- named Merlin. Netflix's Cursed is a reimagining of Arthurian legend for our troubled times.

Animated comedy Star Trek: Lower Decks warps onto CBS All Access to tell the adventures of the support crew on one of Starfleet's least important ships. (Disclosure: CBS All Access is owned by CNET parent ViacomCBS.)

The zombie apocalypse chews its way through more victims as season 10 continues in February 2020. 

A decade after the world has become a frozen wasteland, the survivors of humanity circle the globe on Snowpiercer, a perpetually moving train divided by class struggle. This new TV show follows the excellent 2013 movie, which was in turn based on a French comic book.

The Rise of Skywalker may have brought the curtain down on big screen Star Wars, but beloved animated series The Clone Wars makes a belated return for season 7 on Disney Plus.

What's the hottest high school accessory? A powerful cosmic staff that transforms you into a superhero, of course! Based on the DC comic, Stargirl premieres on streaming service DC Universe.

Previously filmed in 1983, The Right Stuff is a National Geographic miniseries based on the non-fiction book by Tom Wolfe about the Mercury 7, the first astronauts and their families.

Doctor Who returns for season 12 in January with Jodie Whittaker piloting the Tardis and some old enemies rearing their cyber-heads.

Marvel Eternals star Barry Keoghan and new James Bond agent Lashana Lynch team up for Y, the post-apocalyptic take of a world without men based on the comic Y: The Last Man.

Netflix adapts Mark Millar's genre-deconstructing superhero comic Jupiter's Legacy, tracing a bloody battle between generations of super-powered families.

Steve Carell and John Malkovich blast off for a Netflix workplace comedy about the sixth branch of the armed services: Space Force!

Narcos vs Zombies. That's it, that's the pitch. It's all out war with the undead in this Mexican show coming to Amazon.

Steven Yeun, JK Simmons, Sandra Oh, Mark Hamill, Seth Rogen, Gillian Jacobs and Zazie Beetz lend their voices to Amazon's animated adventure Invincible, based on the long-running superhero comic.

Zoe Kravitx stars in Hulu's reboot of the novel and movie High Fidelity about an obsessed music fan.

Ben Mendelsohn, Cynthia Erivo, Jason Bateman and Paddy Considine star in HBO's The Outsider, adapting Stephen King's novel about a man accused to a child's murder -- unless something monstrous committed the deed...

RuPaul stars as a larger-than-life drag queen hitting the road with an orphaned 11-year-old in Netflix's AJ and the Queen.

Jason Segel creates, writes and directs Dispatches From Elsewhere, about a group of people who find themselves facing spooky challenges from beyond the veil. Sally Field and Richard E Grant also star.

Stephen Dorff is a rootin'-tootin' deputy chasing gangsters in modern-day LA, who finds himself playing a different game when he unexpectedly becomes Los Angeles County Sheriff.

Malorie Blackman's bestselling novel about a dystopian world comes to TV, set in a world where the races are segregated -- and the ruling class is black. Rapper Stormzy is one of the stars of BBC drama Noughts and Crosses.

October Faction sees a family of monster hunters settle down in a small town with its own deathly secrets in this Netflix adaptation of a spooky comic.

Two-part BBC Victorian era drama The Elephant Man stars Stranger Things actor Charlie Heaton.

The Middle East is shaken by the second coming in drama Messiah, blessing Netflix with its presence in January.

In this animated show from Netflix and Dreamworks, a group of teenagers find themselves stranded when a theme park goes wrong. A theme park called... Jurassic World.

The cartoon antics of Monsters Inc. come to Disney Plus in spinoff Monsters at Work, featuring the voices of John Goodman and Billy Crystal.

Another Marvel comics adaptation, Hulu's Helstrom adds horror to the mix in a chilling tale of the demon-fighting children of a terrifying serial killer.

Social media comes to TV in Netflix reality show The Circle, a US version of the British show in which contestants are locked in an apartment block and can only interact with each other through their online profiles... but are they all who they seem? Think of it as Facebook crossed with Big Brother (the TV show, not the terrifying dystopian oppressor).

Aldous Huxley's scathing sci-fi dystopia will debut at some point on NBC's forthcoming streaming service Peacock, which launches in April 2020. Alden Ehrenreich and Hannah John-Kamen star, with comic iconcolast Grant Morrison among the producers.

CBS All Access drama Interrogation adds a novel twist to your streaming: you can watch the episodes in any order, and the truth is revealed in a final episode released shortly afterward. (Disclosure: CBS All Access in owned by CNET parent ViacomCBS.)

Based on a horror comic written by Joe Hill, Netflix chiller Locke and Key sees siblings who face demons in their family home.

Mad Men star John Slattery joins a cybersecurity team fighting to counter a rogue AI in NeXt.

In the skewed alternate world of Motherland: Fort Salem, weaponised witches go into combat in a divided America.

And finally, from shows making their debuts to a much-loved favorite bowing out. Family don't end with blood, but even the most-loved and longest-running TV series have to end sometime. And so, after 15 seasons of saving people and hunting things, the Winchester family business winds up with the final ever episode of Supernatural on May 18, 2020. Goodbye, boys.