Interrogation series premiere TV billboards...

If you're in the mood for some true-crime drama this extra Leap Year Day, then maybe you can binge-watch the new CBS All Access series, Interrogation.

Based on a case that spans decades, a young man (played by Kyle Gallner) charged, convicted and serving a life sentence for the brutal murder of his mother continues to fight for his innocence.

Peter Sarsgaard plays the initial arresting officer, 'Detective David Russell', and each episode is structured around an interrogation taken from real police files and you can choose the order you watch them in, which turns the viewer into a cold case detective themselves until the season finale reveals the truth.

These series launch billboards were snapped along the Sunset Strip, Highland Avenue and Melrose Avenue from February 6 to February 24, 2020.

Is he guilty or innocent? You'll just have to watch the series of interrogations yourself and see (or just skip to the series finale if you're too impatient).

Breeders series premiere TV billboards...

Sometimes one image can say it all and when you're driving round L.A. bombarded by hundreds of outdoor advertising, there can be just one billboard that stands out and makes you laugh out loud.

This key art for the launch of FX's new comedy Breeders is such an example, as most parents can empathise with one of their children having a tantrum, or another wetting themselves when you're giving them a piggyback ride on a family walk.

Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard star in the new parenting comedy, where they realize even though they'd lay down their lives for theirs kids, sometimes they can drive you to despair, especially when you're also juggling full time careers, coping with aging parents and mounting bills to pay.

The hilarious teaser billboards for Breeders were snapped along Wilshire Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard on January 10, whilst the follow-up billboards with the show's air date were spied along Sepulveda Boulevard and Westwood Boulevard on February 20, 2020.

Parents will surely find the funny in this show being able to sympathise with events, whilst non-parents can be smug being voyeurs of the life they have chosen not to live (and act as a cautionary tale if they one day decide to proceed down that path).

I Am Not Okay With This series premiere TV billboards...

If being terrorised by an evil clown in the IT movies wasn't bad enough, it looks like the trials and tribulations won't end anytime soon for Sophia Lillis as she stars in Netflix's I Am Not Okay With This.

It looks like the young actress is channeling Stephen King's Carrie for the adaptation of Charles Forsman's graphic novel of the same name, a coming-of-age story about a teenage girl named 'Sydney Novak' navigating high school, her family, her emotions and budding sexuality and the mysterious telekinetic superpowers that have awakened within her.

These bloody good series launch billboards were photographed along Santa Monica Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard from February 11 to February 24, 2020.

For more horror homages, make sure you check out these Carrie movie remake billboards, these Sunny the 13th billboards and this My Little Pony Poltergeist spoof billboard.

The series is from the producers of Stranger Things and the director of The End of the F***king World, so you know this is going to be your next Netflix obsession (until you binge-watch all eight episodes, that is).

Turns out, you just may be okay with this show.

Altered Carbon season 2 TV billboards...

This month the deadly futuristic mercenary 'Takeshi Kovacs' is downloading into a new 'sleeve' as Anthony Mackie stars in the second season of Netflix's TV adaptation of Altered Carbon.

Based on the debut cyberpunk novel by Richard K. Morgan, the great conceit of the science fiction premise is that the character can be recast every season with all manner of different ages, identities and genders, a bit like Doctor Who being able to regenerate into a new body time after time.

This season the Avengers high-flying 'Falcon' takes over from season one's Joel Kinnaman as the elite warrior and investigator, returning to his home planet of Harlan's World to protect one of its founders from assassination and becoming involved with a mystery involving the personality storage discs called 'stacks'.

These sophomore season billboards were snapped along the Sunset Strip and Vine Street from February 11 to February 19, 2020.

Fans of the sci-fi show can also check out these cool Altered Carbon season one billboards and naked body bus shelter installations, whilst admirers of the actor can check out all these Anthony Mackie movie billboards.

Even though the series may have replaced its main actor, let's hope Altered Carbon retains the soul of the first season with its small screen return.

High Fidelity series premiere billboards...

There are all kinds of TV remakes making their way to the small screen of late, War of the Worlds, Four Weddings and a Funeral and now High Fidelity gets the Hulu streaming treatment.

Zoë Kravitz stars alongside her employees David H. Holmes and Da'Vine Joy Randolph as the owner of record store, Championship Vinyl, in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, in this TV remake of the 2000 romantic comedy movie starring John Cusack, based on Nick Hornby's 1995 novel of the same name.

These series launch billboards were photographed along Beverly Boulevard, La Cienega Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard and the Sunset Strip from February 7 to February 20, 2020.

Fans of Zoë Kravitz can also enjoy these Big Little Lies season two billboards and these Divergent: Allegiant movie billboards.

Breakups suck, but so do bad remakes, so let's hope this reimagining of the beloved movie and book are worth the replay.

UPDATED: Here's another billboard creative spied high over Hollywood's Sunset & Vine on February 28, 2020.

Onward movie billboards...

Today it's time for another mythic quest, this time in the form of Disney/Pixar's latest computer-animated feature film, Onward.

The movie is set in a fantastical suburban world populated by mythical creatures like elves, manticores, centaurs, ogres, cyclops and unicorns.

Two teenage blue-skinned elf brothers, 'Ian' and 'Barley Lightfoot' (voiced by Tom Holland and Chris Pratt respectively), receive a wizard's staff as a prearranged gift frothier deceased father on Ian's sixteenth birthday.

The staff comes with a spell that will bring their dad back for 24 hours, so his sons can meet him, but when they try to cast the spell only his legs appear, sending the two boys on an epic magical quest before time runs out.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus voices their elven mother 'Laurel', Octavia Spencer plays a manticore restaurant owner, whilst Lena Waithe voices a cyclops police officer and Mel Rodriguez a centaur cop.

These colourful movie billboards were snapped along La Cienega Boulevard, Fairfax Avenue, Beverly Boulevard, Westwood Boulevard, Sepulveda Boulevard and the Sunset Strip from January 31 to February 20, 2020.

For more Disney/Pixar fun you can also enjoy these Inside Out movie billboards, these Toy Story movie billboards, these Coco movie billboards and these Finding Dory movie billboards, to name a few.

Let's see if the animation studio can conjure up yet another original hit this year with this heartwarming tale of childhood grief and brotherly bonding.

It's time to jump in the van and venture Onward to the cinema.

UPDATED: Here's another fun ad creative for the movie featuring some biker sprites, spotted along Sepulveda Boulevard near LAX on March 5, 2020.

UPDATED: Here's another billboard spied along the I-210 on a gloomy March 14, 2020, with Barley helping Ian with his magical moves.

War of the Worlds TV remake billboards...

The Invisible Man isn't the only work of English writer H. G. Wells to find its way onto the screen this year, as the timeless classic War of the Worlds gets given a modern retelling on television in the U.S. courtesy of Epix this February.

Set in present day Europe and starring Gabriel Byrne and Elizabeth McGovern, when astronomers detect proof of intelligent extraterrestrial life the world's population waits for further contact, but it soon becomes apparent that these visitors do not come in peace.

Within days humanity is all but wiped out by the alien invaders and only pockets of mankind are left to survive on an almost deserted world.

These foreboding series launch billboards were photographed along Sepulveda Boulevard, Robertson Boulevard, La Cienega Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard on February 20, 2020.

Fans of Gabriel Byrne can also check out these In Treatment billboards, whilst Elizabeth McGovern admirers can enjoy these Downton Abbey movie billboards.

This series originally premiered in France in October 2019 and the BBC also produced a recent three-part The War of the World mini-series set in Edwardian times which aired in the U.K. at the end of 2019, so obviously enough time has passed since the 2005 movie starring Tom Cruise for others to revive and reimagine the science fiction classic for brand new audiences.

Narcos: Mexico season 2 TV billboards...

Netflix's original series Narcos chronicled the exploits of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, whilst the companion series, Narcos: Mexico, follows Guadalajara's deadly cartel boss 'Felix Gallardo' and founder of the modern Mexican drug trade, played by Diego Luna.

The show's sophomore season sees Scoot McNairy's DEA agent 'Walt Breslin' in pursuit of the drug trafficker and his cartel after the death last season of Michael Peña's undercover agent 'Kiki Camerena'.

These sophomore season billboards designed by collage artist Ernesto Muniz were spotted along the Sunset Strip and Wilshire Boulevard from February 7 to February 20, 2020.

Fans of the gritty Netflix drama can also enjoy these Narcos: Mexico season one billboards and these other preceding Narcos billboards.

Scoot McNairy was revealed to be the hidden narrator of the first season, but now he's landed in Mexico on a revenge-seeking mission, you know that bullets are going to fly and blood is going to flow for both sides.