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The 5 most anticipated new TV shows premiering in April

The new TV shows viewers are anticipating for April include Netflix's upcoming "Lost In Space" reboot, and cable and broadcast network series.

The spring TV season is underway, and some highly anticipated new shows are premiering this month.

To find out which shows are the most anticipated, the TV tracking app TV Time analyzed the following data of its 2.1 million global users to see which new TV shows viewers followed the most frequently on its app.

The list includes streaming series like Netflix's upcoming "Lost In Space" reboot, as well as cable and broadcast-network shows, and one anime series from Japanese cable channel Tokyo MX.

Here are the 5 new TV shows that viewers are anticipating the most in April, according to TV Time:

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5. "Sword Art Online Alternative Gun Gale Online"

Premieres April 7 on Tokyo MX.

4. "The Last O.G."

Premiered April 3 on TBS.

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3. "Killing Eve"

Premieres April 8 on BBC America.

Summary: "Killing Eve

2. "Lost In Space"

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Premieres April 13 on Netflix.

1. "The Crossing"

Premiered April 2 on ABC.

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