The new year has arrived and our show lineup for 2023 is one you won't want to miss. From mysteries and dramas to cooking competitions, PBS is the place to be in 2023. You can check out some of our new programming below and on the PBS App.

Zora Neale Hurston is celebrated for her most famous book, “Their Eyes Were Watching God,” but did you know this Alabama-born writer was also an influential anthropologist considered to be the first African-American female filmmaker? Check out the special featuring Hurston on January 17, courtesy of American Masters.

Developed by Chuck D and his producing partner, Lorrie Boula, this series tells the story of hip hop as an organic expression of experience that was unapologetic, fierce and empowering as it spoke truth to power and informed a nation through a different lens. From The Message to Fight The Power 2020, Chuck D examines how Hip Hop has become "the Black CNN." Fight the Power premieres January 31 on PBS.

Premiering on PBS in March 2023, the eight-episode series follows the teenaged Maria Antonia as she travels to Versailles to marry Louis-Auguste, soon to be Louis XVI, king of France.

Emilia Schüle plays the last French Queen before the French Revolution as she navigates the byzantine etiquette and intrigue of Versailles. Her husband, Louis XVI, is played by Louis Cunningham, who has appeared in Bridgerton. Tony nominee Marthe Keller plays Marie Antoinette's mother, the Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, who's determined to secure an alliance via Austria and France via her daughter's marriage.

If you liked seasons one and two, you won't want to miss Sanditon season 3. Joining the series are several new characters that will bring drama, laughter and romance along with them. Sanditon Season 3 premieres March 19, courtesy of MASTERPIECE.

Looking for a feel-good show in 2023? Season 12 of Call the Midwife is one to add to your lineup. Premiering in March, this season is full of emotions (and babies). If you haven't watched the first eleven seasons, you can catch up on them now!

The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling is based on Henry Fielding’s classic novel. A picaresque story of the title character’s complicated journey to find real love, Tom Jones has delighted and scandalized readers since it was originally published in 1749. The History of Tom Jones premieres April 30 on PBS.

If you missed season one of The Great American Recipe, never fear, you can stream it now. For those who tuned in to those 10 great episodes, you're in luck — season two premieres this summer! From traditional dishes to family favorites, this show highlights cuisine from all across the country. Join us this summer for a big serving of season two.