Canal+: Our top 10 best series to see in streaming in July 2025

Looking for the best series to see in July 2025? Besides the ones you can find on Netflix,, Video premium or Disney+you will know that there is also much to do on Canal+ and its streaming platform.

Between its original creations and the series it offers in partnership with other services, such as Apple TV+ and Paramount+the French encrypted channel to entertain you.

As it can be difficult to navigate, Digital has selected its 10 favorite series for you to watch on Canal+ And mycanal this month.

As a reminder, Apple TV+ content are available via Canal+ subscription offers, while Paramount+ series are accessible via Canal+ Séries or Canal+ Total offers.

What are the best series to see on Canal+ in July 2025?

Unit

When the eminent professor Hari Seldon predicts the imminent fall of the Galactic Empire, the Cleons – a long line of Emperor Clones in power – fear that their hitherto unequaled reign is compromised. They are therefore forced to make their arrangements to limit the damage. Dr. Seldon and some of his followers are thus sent to the borders of the Galaxy to build the foundation, a special place intended to preserve the knowledge of civilization, in the hope of its reconstruction.

Created by David S. Goyer (The Dark Knight) and Josh Friedman (Avatar 2),, Unit is undoubtedly the most monumental production of Apple TV+, with impressive sets and costumes, and a talented cast (Jared Harris, Lee Pace, Lou Llobell). If the fans of Isaac Asimov will be able to regret that the series diverges (a lot) of original novels, it must be admitted that Apple offers here a series on a scale and with rare ambitions, both thematically and visually. Of the great show a little snoring at times, but which remains essential for fans of SF.

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The Buccaneers

A bunch of Americans landed landed on the stowed London scene in the 1870s, causing an Anglo-Saxon cultural clash. Sent to ensure their marriage and their status, the hearts of these young girls aspire to something very different.

Fans of The Chronicle of Bridgerton should be absolutely won over by this Apple series adapted to the novel The Boucanières from Edith Wharton. Fiction of the era full of modernity, the series is based on a casting of young devilishly effective actresses, magnificent sets and costumes, and a writing that mixes romance and feminism. Add to that a pop and contemporary soundtrack, and you hold a program that will make you waltz.

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Yellowjackets

Following an airplane accident, young members of a women’s football team are forced to survive in a wild and inhospitable environment. 30 years later, we find what remains of his survivors and discover how they got out.

Yellowjackets will recall good memories to fans of slashers and massacred adolescents. But the series does not stop there, and offers a narrative structure with two temporalities, one in 1996, the other in 2021, which dialogue and advance a mysterious history of plane crash and cannibalism. Great success of horror, tension to cut with a knife and finely written characters, she is also worth a detour for her quality female cast: Mélanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, Juliette Lewis, Ella Purnell, Sophie Thatcher …

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Dexter: New Blood

Ten years after his disappearance, Dexter Morgan now lives far from Miami, under another identity, in the small town of Iron Lake, in New York State. The former police-legal expert of the police sees his old demons resurfaced following unexpected events disturbing his routine.

If you like to plunge back into the world of Dexter Morgan with the prequelle series Dexter: The originswe invite you to (re) see this suite of Dexter Released in 2021 (and it is undoubtedly useful to watch before the broadcast of the new series Dexter: Resurrection). Carried by a Michael C. Hall who without difficulty with the role of the tormented serial killer, the show returns to the sources of what was Dexter An effective and captivating drama, and makes it possible to rediscover the character through his relationship with his son, Harrison.

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Mobland

Harry Da Souza, a man with a resourceful hench, is plunged in the middle of a conflict between two criminal families, who seek to take power at the risk of overthrowing empires and ruining lives.

If the intrigue of this new series against the backdrop of London gangsters feels a little warmed up and does not revolutionize its genre, Mobland looks without displeasure. The show is above all worth the detour for the elegance of its production, its neat cast and a fabulous and charismatic Tom Hardy. In short, a very solid series.

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The studio

Matt Remick is the new director of Continental Studios, a production company in difficulty. While their films are struggling to survive, Matt and his team try to defeat their own uncertainties while facing the narcissistic artists and cowardly business leaders they meet, without ever losing sight of their tireless desire to make great films.

Led by a master’s hand by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, The studio has been a brilliant satire and simply delivers one of the best self -portraits of the absurd Hollywood industry for a long time. A spectacle where the discomfort dances with the hilarious, full of references and hallucinating cameos, which will however appeal above all to irreverent humor fans, and from the cinema and its environment.

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The flame

Life gave him everything … except a co-pilot. For nine weeks in a sublime villa, thirteen women will compete to seduce Marc, line pilot, and try to light in him … the flame.

This adaptation of the American series Burning Love Gather an impressive cast around Jonathan Cohen and does not fail to make us laugh. The series pushes the cursors of the absurd to the maximum and parody reality TV via characters as caricatured as possible. Leïla Bekhti, Ana Girardot, Géraldine Nakache, Doria Tillier, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Florence Foresti, Laure Calamy, Camille Chamoux and Vincent Dedienne, among others, are all irresistible and at the top of their form throughout the nine episodes of this series which also had a suite, entitled The torch.

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What we do in the shadows

This false documentary follows the daily life of Nandor, Laszlo, Nadja and Guillermo, three vampires aged several centuries and a human, living in roommates in the New York today. How is their cohabitation organized? Can a human also be a friend and not a dinner? Is eternal life really so cool?

Spin-off serial version of the 2014 eponymous film (entitled Vampires in complete privacy in VF), What we do in the shadows Keeps all the wacky and the humor of the feature film which it is inspired. The characters in the series are tasty and this comedy does not miss an opportunity to make us laugh. It will certainly appeal to fans of absurd and offbeat humor who also like the fantastic universes.

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Severance

Mark Scout works for Lumon Industries, where he heads a team whose employees are subject to a surgery to separate their memories linked to their professional life and those related to their privacy. This risky experience of the balance between work and personal life is called into question when Mark finds himself at the heart of a mystery which will force him to face the true nature of his work … and his.

Mix of Black Mirror, Lost And The Office (Yes yes), Severance is a standard of anticipation, distilling its mystery and its cliffhangers with mastery. Its magnetic and anxiety -provoking realization, its five -star cast (Adam Scott of course, but also Britt Lower, Zach Cherry, Patricia Arquette, John Turturro and Christopher Walken) and his chopped intrigue will hang and let you go.

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Hippocrates

A public hospital on the outskirts of a big city. Following health measures, the titular doctors find themselves confined to their homes for 48 hours. Three inexperienced interns and a medical examiner, who do not yet know each other, will have to block to manage the service and the patients alone. But the forties extends …

Americans do not have the monopoly of excellent Medical DramaAnd Hippocrates proves it. Thomas Lilti’s series lays a current and chilling look at the daily life of caregivers in hospitals. A dive into the heart of a faulty system, as much on the side of caregivers as of patients, carried by a casting of choice: Louise Bourgoin, Alice Belaïdi, Karim Leklou or Bouli Lanners. Season 3, arrived in 2024, intelligently revitalized his words, and confirms the reputation ofHippocrates as a benchmark for French television.

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