New season TV billboards around L.A.'s streets and skies in March 2018...

Hands up if you think there's just not enough hours in the day to watch all the new television shows being pumped out by the streaming services, cable channels, online platforms and broadcast networks. The skies this month have been filled with fresh offerings from Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, HBO, AMC, NBC, ABC, FX, Freeform, Syfy and many more besides. Enjoy this selection of TV billboards filling Hollywoodland's March 2018 skies.

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First up is this messy and eye-catching special extension cut-out for Netflix's new foodie documentary, Ugly Delicious, following host David Chang as he globe trots around the world exploring places, cultures and dishes.

The rebooted Queer Eye may have had a short eight-episode season but that didn't stop it bringing the feels with their male makeovers.

Paris Berelc and Isabel May were dealing with cancer and the freshman year of high school as friends in the new teen comedy, Alexa & Katie.

Netflix's new crime cover-up Seven Seconds, starring Clare Hope-Ashitey, was getting some extra support this month with these interconnecting billboards across the road from each other along the Sunset Strip.

Are you starting to wonder yet how much money the streaming giant has for new programming and outdoor advertising?

Carey Mulligan was starring in the new British crime mini-series as a London detective in Collateral.

Wild Wild Country was a new documentary series about Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and his controversial utopian community in Oregon.

And the streaming platform continued to offer new stand-up specials for its subscribers, this month being Ricky Gervais' Humanity comedy special.

Over on its streaming competitor Amazon Prime, The Dangerous Book for Boys, Conn and Hal Iggulden's 2006 book was being adapted as a small screen series.

Whilst over on Hulu Hard Sun was the new pre-apocalyptic crime series available to binge-watch.

Audiences appetite for comic book characters doesn't seem to have subsided, with Syfy delivering the Superman TV prequel series Krypton this month.

And over on Freeform Siren was delving beneath the waves into the world of mermaids with this cool special cut-out billboard.

FX's new drama series about the Getty family was adding a burst of artistic colour to the city skyline this month for Trust.

Over on Lifetime Laverne Cox was hosting the new makeup reality competition Glam Masters, and today she's helping us celebrate the Trans Day of Visibility.

On HBO Bill Hader was playing a disillusioned hitman who finds new meaning in acting in the dark comedy Barry.

And I loved this post-it note map of America ad creative for comedian Wyatt Cenac's Problem Areas late night docu-series on HBO.

This month AMC's new drama The Terror was bringing the chills with this snowy ad creatives in L.A.

Based on Dan Simmons 2007 book the same name, the series follows two polar explorer ships, the HMS Erebus and the HMS Terror, who become trapped in ice and have to survive the harsh environment and each other.

March is always the time for a new spring season on network television, with new family sitcom offerings like Splitting Up Together on ABC, about a married couple divorcing but having to stay living together under the same roof.

Zach Braff was returning to TV in the new StartUp sitcom Alex, Inc., based on Alex Blumberg's Gimlet Media.

Meanwhile NBC was bringing the sitcom Champions, about a gym owner and his younger brother living a bachelor life when he suddenly gets a 15-year-old son dropped in his lap.

And Neil Patrick Harris was pitting the smartest kids in America against each other in the new game show, Genius Junior.

They were also giving some giant-sized support to their new live musical spectacular, Jesus Christ Superstar, starring John Legend.

National Geographic was also giving some super-sized support to its new documentary series from the perspective of astronauts who've been to space, One Strange Rock.

Tracy Morgan was also getting super-sized for his new TBS comedy, The Last O.G., about an ex-con trying to rebuild his life after spending fifteen years in prison.

YouTube Red was also debuting their new original series, Youth & Consequences, in a big way this March.

And one of the busiest men in Hollywood, Kevin Hart, was back with a new YouTube series, What The Fit, working out in hilarious ways with celebrity guests.

In the world of grown up animation, the quirky Ballmastrz 9009 was hoping to fill the Rick & Morty void over on Adult Swim.

And not strictly TV, but Comedy Central was advertising its stand-up Clusterfest taking place in San Francisco this June.

These billboards along with all the returning TV shows have made for busy skies in L.A. this March.

You can compare all these new offerings with last March's TV billboards and check out all the latest cool ad creatives every day on Daily Billboard.

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