HBO has released its latest update on their shows' schedule, and fans are eagerly awaiting their return.

GIRLS - JANUARY 11

Season 4 is definitely happening for Lena Dunham's critically acclaimed show. Before season premiere, fans can watch Season 3's extended recap here. With the loyal fans of this show, it's apparent that "Girls" is here, and it's going to stay.

GAME OF THRONES - APRIL 12

"Game of Thrones" fans are excited, to say the least, considering that the fifth season of the hugely popular show will be returning in just a couple of months. The blockbuster hit, which got renewed for another two seasons last year, according to Screenrant, has been receiving a lot of media attention because of Lena Dunham's controversial "penance" walk scene on the streets of King's Landing.

SILICON VALLEY - APRIL 12

According to Christian Post, Richard and Monica will be continuing their romance in another episode of "Silicon Valley". The dynamic group of characters will continue to entertain with their unique take on what goes on in the tech industry. The second season has just been confirmed, and will be airing in spring, Christian Post added.

VEEP - APRIL 12

Sure it sounds innocent enough, but the American counterpart for "The Thick of It" follows the private life of high-profile politicians, particularly in the household of (fictional) U.S. Vice President Selina Meyer and staff, when she finally realized that the job of being VP is nothing like she expected, HBO Watch explained.

While the TV shows are of course, interesting, here are a few documentaries which Oregon Live reports will be on air soon. Check out the outlet's description of the shows below.

THE JINX: THE LIFE AND DEATHS OF ROBERT DURST - FEBRUARY 8

The head of a New York City's billionaire real estate family has been accused of three murders but was never convicted. Oregon Live notes that Durst hasn't spoken publicly about it, until now, that is.

TALES OF THE GRIM SLEEPER - APRIL 27

The documentary is about an investigation concerning a series of murders of African-American women in South Central L.A,, and Nick Broomfield's investigation of the cases.

KURT COBAIN: MONTAGE OF HECK - MAY 4

Nirvana's lead singer and songwriter has become even more popular after his death, but there are so many things left to uncover. The new documentary has been approved by Cobain's family, and delves into his personal archives, hopefully to make us understand the brilliant musician better.

Which one of these shows are you most eager to watch?