A romantic comedy with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody? Sounds charming already, and knowing they have major things to overcome—like the fact that he’s a sexy rabbi and she’s a shiksa with a sex podcast—make it all the more interesting. This one is already a big hit with a renewal for season two.
The pre-wedding gathering of friends is crashed by someone they didn’t expect, who brings a game that opens up things to get really…trippy.
If you could not get enough of Colin Farrell as the Penguin in The Batman , now there is The Penguin . This miniseries chronicles Oswald “Oz” Cobb’s rise to power in Gotham. Farrell remains unrecognizable in heavy prosthetics and a full bodysuit, but his talent is, as ever, on display.
When Clooney and Pitt team up it doesn’t have to be about a wacky heist with friends. This time, they’re definitely not friends—they’re both “fix-it men” who clean up problems and get called in on the same job.
Kathryn Hahn steps back into her witches’ shoes just in time for spooky season with Agatha All Along . The show takes place three years after the events of WandaVision and [SPOILERS!] Agatha Harkness has lost her powers and any recollection that she ever had them. Once she regains her memories, she forms a coven to try to restore her abilities and, most likely, to take revenge on her enemies.
Only Murders in the Building also puts stunts front and center in the fourth season, when the trio (Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez) tries to solve the murder of Charles’ (Martin) stunt double. While the murder takes place in the Arconia, the Upper West Side building of the title, as required, the West Coast also gets screen time since the podcast they all host is being made into a movie.
Sarah Paulson and Ebon “Cousin Richie” Moss-Bachrach star in this period-piece horror flick. The 1930s Oklahoma Dust Bowl era is a terrible place to be stalked by a dust monster.
Kaitlin Olson is a comedic goddess of US TV; just witness the several hundred years of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia she has starred in. But other shows she’s tried that were great didn’t catch on (The Mick should have been a hit). This new ABC crime drama with a weird Sherlockian twist may be the one that makes her a household name. She plays a cleaning lady at a police station who happens to be a closet genius and can’t help but solve the crimes for the cops.
The Lord of the Rings prequel’s second season is complete. Sauron has his ill-gotten rings, and Middle-earth is a mess. It’s up to Galadriel, guided by one of the rings, to fight the good fight against him and his nascent Nazgûl bound by darkness.
A tsunami of streaming content awaits you. Here’s what’s coming to Netflix soon and what you need to catch before it’s gone. You can also check out what’s new on Disney+, Max, Hulu, and Prime Video.
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