The top streaming picks this week offer something for every listener. "Nero the Assassin" is big news with its cinematic 16th century intrigue. It’s a French period thriller where the assassin Nero is forced into flight by witchcraft, betrayal, and the quest to save the daughter he abandoned. That atmospheric, historical edge is drawing in fans according to Top10Filmzone. And if you’re into real-life scandals, listeners are raving about "The Hack" which dramatizes the UK phone hacking scandal, starring David Tennant and Toby Jones, and follows a riveting hunt for justice in the shadowy world of tabloid journalism.

"The Lowdown" takes listeners deep into Oklahoma’s secrets, blending crime, noir, and comedy with inspiration from investigative journalist Lee Roy Chapman’s life. Meanwhile, for Outlander fans, "Blood of My Blood" drops everyone into 18th-century Highland romance, clan disputes, and daring escapes, giving the beloved saga a fresh origin story while exploring the roots of legendary families.

"Billionaires’ Bunker" spotlights tech moguls living under the radar in luxurious secrecy, revealing dramatic betrayals and high-stakes survival. For sports and comedy, don’t miss "Chad Powers" – based on Eli Manning’s viral skit, it’s all about the hilarity and heart of a misfit footballer navigating fame and deception.

Sci-fi lovers are still buzzing about the new "Invasion" season, as earth’s survivors regroup against fearsome new alien threats. The emotional stakes are higher, with global teamwork and sacrifice at the forefront, according to the most current episode guides online. If high adventure is more your thing, "Alien: Earth" presents a crash-landed starship and courageous officers facing impossible odds in a tense, futuristic world.

Streaming platforms are also pushing "Black Rabbit," Jude Law and Jason Bateman’s tense club drama set amid the dark world of New York nightlife and tangled family secrets. The suspense and character depth here have made it a word-of-mouth hit this week. There’s more fantasy with "House of Guinness," a drama mixing wealth, betrayal, legacy, and stout—attracting interest for its unique take on family power plays in Ireland.

Finally, listeners shouldn’t miss the latest season of "Only Murders in the Building." The podcast trio is back at the Arconia for another murder mystery, with high stakes, returning characters, witty twists, and podcast drama that keeps both fans and newcomers fully invested.

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Listeners, there’s a wave of brand new streaming must-sees this week, and here are the top ten you shouldn’t miss.

The global streaming audience still can’t get enough of The Summer I Turned Pretty on Amazon Prime. It’s the coming-of-age drama that’s been ruling charts from Brazil to Australia. This week’s new episodes dig even deeper into heartbreak and sun-drenched romance, making it the number one buzz pick according to FlixPatrol.

On Prime, The Girlfriend is riding high in Canada and the UK. This psychological thriller follows a seemingly perfect couple whose relationship unravels when secrets from the past surface, and the tension reaches new heights in this week’s episode according to FlixPatrol.

For action fans, Ice Road: Vengeance starring Liam Neeson is storming both Netflix and Prime Video. Set in Nepal, this bone-rattling sequel packs even more daring ice road rescues and high-stakes chases, capturing top movie slots worldwide. FlixPatrol shows it dominating charts from Poland to Chile.

Netflix has dropped Part 2 of Wednesday’s highly anticipated second season this week. The gothic misadventures of Wednesday Addams and her Nevermore classmates take an even darker turn, and fan reactions set social media abuzz all weekend, according to Whats-On-Netflix.

A surprise hit, Countdown, makes the top five on Amazon Prime globally. This limited suspense series follows the frantic final days leading up to a global disaster, and social channels are bursting with fan theories about the jaw-dropping midseason twist, reported by FlixPatrol.

On Netflix, aka Charlie Sheen offers an intimate documentary portrait of the famously unpredictable actor. With fresh interviews and never-before-seen footage, it’s been trending all week, and the Economic Times recommends it for celebrity deep-dive fans.

Betty la Fea, the Story Continues is connecting with listeners in Latin America, and the new season revisits characters from the telenovela classic. Prime has seen a resurgence in the original Yo soy Betty la fea as well, with nostalgia fueling renewed interest, according to FlixPatrol’s daily data.

Inspector Zende, a Bollywood crime drama released this week on Netflix, unravels a new serial killer mystery in Mumbai. Indian and international audiences have praised its intricate plot and standout performances, and Whats-On-Netflix highlights it as one of this week’s breakout series.

Crime fans are also hooked on The Terminal List: Dark Wolf on Prime. This latest spin-off of the James Reece saga introduces ruthless new adversaries and has steadily climbed the streaming charts, with military drama enthusiasts rating it the best action pick of the week, as seen on FlixPatrol.

Lastly, for a feel-good romantic pick, A Working Man on Netflix and Prime is making waves. The heartfelt journey of an underdog worker changing his destiny is earning glowing reviews online, and its cross-platform popularity makes it a standout for all ages.

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Wednesday fans are in for a treat as the much-hyped Season 2 Part 2 lands on Netflix this week. According to TV Guide, listeners can expect plenty of dark mystery as Wednesday Addams returns to Nevermore Academy, grappling with escaped foes and unraveling the vision behind Enid’s death. Horror and adolescent intrigue blend perfectly here.

Peacock’s comedy The Paper debuts September 4 and is already generating major buzz. The Office-style humor is back, this time set in the chaotic world of a small-town newspaper. If you loved the antics of Dunder Mifflin, dive into The Paper for workplace laughs and awkward moments.

On Amazon Prime Video, The Girlfriend is the binge-watch psychological thriller of the week, as covered by YouTube’s Top 15 Series recap from August 30. All six episodes are available immediately. Prepare for a wicked blend of star power, twists, and tension as Lara and Cher’s conflict escalates and secrets unravel.

Crime drama Task drops on Netflix with Mark Ruffalo leading the charge. This gritty limited series tells the story of a detective spiraling between justice and corruption, promising complex characters and high stakes, according to TV Guide’s streaming highlights for September.

Apple TV+ brings The Savant, mixing true-crime vibes with the story of a data prodigy taking on real-world mysteries. This week’s episode zeroes in on a cold case with major twists. Apple continues its streak of stylish thrillers for those who love a sharp edge to their drama.

Over on Paramount+, Tulsa King’s third season debuts, with Sylvester Stallone back as the aging mobster navigating a shifting criminal world. As previewed by TV Guide, this season opens up in even grittier directions and drops unexpected betrayals that raise the stakes for Dwight Manfredi.

For anime fans, Netflix’s Alice in Borderland is back for Season 3 on September 25. Early coverage from TV Guide calls this the series’ most intense yet, with deadly new “games” and higher emotional stakes for Arisu and Usagi as they battle survival in a world turned upside down.

Disney+ delivers Marvel Zombies, its highly anticipated animated miniseries, this week. This fresh take on the Marvel universe imagines familiar heroes in a grisly fight for survival—perfect for those craving action with a horror twist.

FX’s The Lowdown, from Reservation Dogs creator Sterlin Harjo, premieres this week and promises a sharp social satire set in Native American media circles. Listen for witty writing and authentic character work that sets this one apart. TV Guide lists The Lowdown as a top highlight for September.

Finishing the list, Netflix’s new psychological thriller Black Rabbit brings serious acting firepower and a mystery built on secrets, betrayal, and revenge. This limited series is ideal for listeners who want high drama with a noir aesthetic and plenty of plot turns.

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Listeners, here are the top things to stream this week across Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and more, bringing fresh premieres, returning favorites, and new stories to your screen.

Alien: Earth on FX is making waves as this summer’s most daring sci-fi drama. Sydney Chandler stars in a series that blends classic invasion suspense with present-day anxieties, and FX backs the show’s effects-heavy vision with bold storytelling. According to TV Guide, Alien: Earth is one of August’s biggest premieres and is already drawing comparisons to the original Alien franchise.

Over on HBO Max, Peacemaker is back for a second season, with John Cena’s chaotic anti-hero encountering even stranger adversaries. Reviews highlight the show’s sharper humor and bigger action, and fans are talking up its dive into new corners of the DC universe.

Netflix releases Wednesday Season 2 Part 1, the first batch of new episodes for the darkly comic Addams Family spin-off. The show picks up immediately after last season’s cliffhanger, with Wednesday facing a mysterious new threat at her goth-filled boarding school. As reported by TV Guide, the rest of the season will arrive in September, but buzz about returning cast and new villains is building fast.

Long Story Short debuts on Netflix, the latest animated comedy from BoJack Horseman’s creator, Raphael Bob-Waksberg. Voices include Ayo Edebiri and Lakeith Stanfield, and critics are praising the show’s blend of existential fun and razor-sharp jokes, making it a standout in adult animation.

For documentary fans, Netflix’s The Truth About Jussie Smollett? is trending, dissecting the controversial legal case with interviews, new evidence, and a balanced tone. Social platforms are lighting up over the revelations teased in the first release.

Prime Video launches the fourth and final season of Upload, Greg Daniels’ afterlife satire. Robbie Amell’s Nathan faces digital chaos, a murderous new AI, and romantic twists. Tom’s Guide notes that this season is being called the wildest yet, promising closure and surprises as Lakeview faces its biggest crisis.

Prime Video also premieres The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, the tense prequel to Chris Pratt’s hit thriller. Taylor Kitsch steps into the lead and the espionage action deepens as the show explores Ben Edwards' origin. Jack Carr and David DiGilio expand the franchise, and with Tom Hopper joining, fans are calling this an essential new series.

Netflix invites the Walter boys back in My Life With the Walter Boys Season 2. Jackie’s messy return to Silver Falls brings even more drama, romantic triangles, and family farm troubles. Tom’s Guide says this season is all about second chances and bigger emotional stakes.

The Thursday Murder Club, streaming on Netflix, adapts Richard Osman’s bestselling crime novel into a witty and star-studded film led by Helen Mirren, Ben Kingsley, Pierce Brosnan, and Celia Imrie. GamesRadar describes it as a cozy mystery perfect for winding down summer nights, with clever twists and touching moments among its retirement-home detectives.

Two Graves arrives on Netflix as a gripping Spanish-language mini-series. Centered around a grandmother’s quest for justice after her granddaughter disappears, creator Agustin Martinez delivers a tense, emotional revenge story that’s already earning buzz for its bold perspective and powerful performance by Kiti Manver, as shared by GamesRadar.

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Listeners, here’s what’s trending right now across streaming platforms for the week of July 28, 2025, with a lineup that covers everything from hotly anticipated sequels and new series to franchise returns and must-see documentaries.

Happy Gilmore 2 is the film everyone’s talking about on Netflix, almost three decades since the first one teed off. Adam Sandler returns as Happy to salvage his daughter’s ballet dreams, bringing back Julie Bowen, Ben Stiller, Christopher McDonald, and an unexpected supporting cast including Bad Bunny and Travis Kelce, says Tom’s Guide and What’s On Netflix. It’s a nostalgia bomb mixed with fresh hijinks.

Materialists is the buzzy romantic comedy this week, with Celine Song behind the camera and Dakota Johnson starring as a New York matchmaker snared between her actor ex and a millionaire suitor, according to Tom’s Guide. The supporting cast includes Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal, but expect a sharp script and plenty of heart.

South Park Season 27 is finally here on Paramount+. This season’s premiere delivers the edgy satire fans expect, and Thought Catalog points out it’s one of the most anticipated TV returns, promising more outrageous current-event parodies.

The Sandman Season 2, Volume 2 arrives on Netflix and brings the acclaimed Neil Gaiman adaptation to a major crossroads. Rotten Tomatoes reports the story is at its most "haunting, high-stakes" yet, with Morpheus facing dangerous enemies and new realms. It’s a can’t-miss for fantasy fans.

Great White Assassins makes a splash on HBO, combining real science and jaw-dropping shark footage. Flixpatrol notes that this docuseries is especially popular as Shark Week dominates July, and it’s the summer’s most gripping nature watch.

Jaws vs. Mega Croc on HBO rides the same wave, offering a creature-feature showdown between everyone’s favorite killer shark and a monstrous crocodile. According to Flixpatrol, it’s wild summer fun fused with faux-science spectacle.

Back to the Frontier is a breakout drama on HBO this week, featuring a group of pioneers facing both external threats and internal struggles as they attempt to build a new life on the American borderlands. Flixpatrol currently places this among the top new shows for people craving a tense, character-driven story.

Billy Joel: And So It Goes lands in the top ten on HBO, serving fans an in-depth music documentary packed with rare performances and fresh interviews, as seen on Flixpatrol. It’s essential for pop history lovers and anyone who wants a dose of nostalgia and insight.

Sinners, another hot title on HBO, serves up taut mystery and dark secrets in a rural community, and has just landed among the most streamed shows in the US this week, based on the latest Flixpatrol data.

Finally, Happy Gilmore (the 1996 original) is on the "leaving soon" list for Netflix this week, as noticed by Thought Catalog. This is your last chance for a double feature—enjoy the beloved cult classic before it rotates out August 1st.

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Listeners, if you’re wondering what’s making waves on streaming this week, there’s a dynamic mix of new releases and major ongoing favorites across all the platforms.

Netflix is commanding attention with the launch of The Sandman Season 2. This new volume expands Neil Gaiman’s visionary world, diving deeper into Dream’s cosmic dilemmas and introducing iconic characters from the comics. The animation hit DAN DA DAN Season 2 is also landing, promising wild supernatural comedy and time-traveling chaos. Fans of drama are flocking to The Summer Hikaru Died, a gripping adaptation of the cult manga that just released, blending romance and the supernatural into a suspenseful slow burn.

Apple TV+ is having its best year yet, according to 9to5mac, and this week marks the arrival of Foundation Season 3. The sprawling space epic returns with war erupting across the galaxy—anticipate high-stakes twists, lavish visuals, and Lee Pace once again stealing scenes as Brother Day. Over on Prime Video, Ballard debuts, an original thriller series already picking up critical buzz for its tense storytelling and standout lead performance.

Paramount+ has dropped Dexter: Resurrection, resurrecting Michael C. Hall’s beloved antihero. Set years after the notorious finale, this new season attempts to redeem and challenge Dexter in unexpected ways. Meanwhile, Apple TV+ also delivers The Wild Ones, a fresh ensemble drama about rival conservationists in the African wilderness—expect stunning vistas and complex moral dilemmas.

Netflix’s Too Much, an offbeat romantic comedy series, is generating strong word of mouth this week. Boasting snappy writing and a breakout lead performance, it’s perfect for anyone seeking lighter fare. And if you’re looking for true crime, Netflix has also debuted Trainwreck: The Real Project X, a docuseries unpacking one of the most chaotic parties in modern pop culture.

On Prime Video, The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 has landed, continuing the teen love triangle that’s captivated audiences. Early reactions praise the new episodes for raising both the stakes and the nostalgia factor.

Rounding out the week, Hulu brings back Such Brave Girls for its second season, pushing the envelope with its dark humor and sharp social commentary. Listeners who enjoy edgy family sitcoms will want to check this out.

For a quick nod to what’s dominating overall viewership: the Nielsen streaming rankings reveal Squid Game on Netflix remains the year’s most-watched show, followed closely by Reacher on Prime Video and Severance on Apple TV+.

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It’s a big week for streaming, and July is bringing a mix of returning favorites, buzzy new series, and a few standout movie arrivals—perfect for anyone looking to beat the heat with some couch time. First up, The Sandman on Netflix returns for the much-anticipated second and final season, split into two parts, with the first batch of episodes having just dropped on July 3. Adapted from the acclaimed DC Comics series, this dark fantasy continues with Morpheus navigating the shattered realm of dreams and is already being praised for its visuals and faithful storytelling, according to Rotten Tomatoes TV and TV Guide.

Dandadan Season 2 is now streaming on Hulu and Crunchyroll. The unique blend of paranormal comedy and high school drama is winning even more fans, following Okarun and Momo as they get tangled in even crazier supernatural adventures.

July also marks the premiere of Too Much on Netflix, Lena Dunham’s sharp new rom-com series set in London. It’s got plenty of awkward relationships and witty banter, making it a worthy addition for listeners who enjoyed Girls or are seeking a fresh take on modern love, as noted by TV Guide.

The Summer I Turned Pretty returns to Prime Video for its third and final season. Fans have been eagerly waiting to see how Belly’s love triangle and coming-of-age story will wrap up, with new episodes hitting mid-month. This teen drama has consistently been among the most discussed shows on social media, drawing in both returning viewers and new ones.

Season 17 of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia arrives July 9 on FXX, still going strong as TV’s longest-running live-action sitcom. The antics at Paddy’s Pub are as wild as ever, with the gang once again taking on modern absurdities in their signature irreverent style, per TV Guide and Rotten Tomatoes TV.

Action-comedy movie fans won’t want to miss Happy Gilmore 2, the long-awaited Adam Sandler sequel debuts on Netflix, bringing back the offbeat golf legend for another round—this time with even higher stakes and more cameos from classic Sandler collaborators.

Heads of State, featuring John Cena and Idris Elba, lands on streaming with a blend of political intrigue and high-octane action-comedy. These two play rival world leaders forced to work together to stop a global crisis, promising plenty of chemistry and comic timing.

Washington Black, a limited series based on the acclaimed novel, drops on Hulu this month. It’s a stunning period adventure about a young Black boy escaping slavery and embarking on a globe-trotting journey filled with invention, exploration, and danger.

Animation fans can look forward to South Park’s 27th season kicking off July 9 on Comedy Central. The show remains a cultural force, lampooning current events and trends with its trademark mix of shock and satire, and new episodes are expected to quickly become talking points online.

Lastly, Twisted Metal season 2 races back onto Peacock July 31, starring Anthony Mackie. Based on the classic chaotic video game series, this season promises even bigger stunts, wild vehicles, and more post-apocalyptic mayhem, cementing its place as a cult favorite.

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Looking for something to watch tonight? Don't worry, we’ve got you covered! Whether you're into comedy, drama, action, or documentaries, here are some recommendations across various streaming services.

**Comedy:**
**Ted Lasso** on Apple TV+
Jason Sudeikis stars as the lovable American football coach who takes on coaching an English soccer team. With its sharp humor and heartwarming moments, Ted Lasso is perfect for a good laugh and some feel-good vibes.

**Drama:**
**Succession** on HBO Max
Dive into the high-stakes world of the Roy family as they vie for control of their father's media conglomerate. This critically acclaimed drama combines power struggles with dark humor, creating a gripping watch.

**Action:**
**The Old Guard** on Netflix
Charlize Theron leads a team of immortal mercenaries in this action-packed film. With intense fight scenes and a unique storyline, The Old Guard offers an adrenaline-pumping experience.

**Documentary:**
**My Octopus Teacher** on Netflix
Immerse yourself in the stunning underwater world as filmmaker Craig Foster forms an unusual bond with an octopus. This touching documentary explores themes of connection and the wonders of nature.

**Family:**
**Luca** on Disney+
This delightful Pixar film transports you to the Italian Riviera for a tale of friendship and self-discovery. The beautiful animation and heartfelt story make Luca a perfect pick for family movie night.

**Fantasy:**
**The Witcher** on Netflix
Based on the popular book series, The Witcher follows Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter, as he navigates a world filled with magic and treachery. Henry Cavill's captivating performance and the rich lore make this a must-watch for fantasy fans.

**Thriller:**
**Gone Girl** on Hulu
This gripping thriller, based on the best-selling novel by Gillian Flynn, stars Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike. Follow the twists and turns of a missing persons case that reveals dark secrets and unexpected outcomes.

**Sci-Fi:**
**The Expanse** on Amazon Prime Video
Set in a future where humanity has colonized the solar system, The Expanse is a politically charged, thrilling sci-fi series. With its complex narrative and well-developed characters, it’s a treat for any sci-fi enthusiast.

**Romantic:**
**Heartstopper** on Netflix
This charming British series explores the lives of two teens navigating friendship and young love. With its heartfelt moments and relatable characters, Heartstopper is a refreshing take on a coming-of-age romance.

**Horror:**
**The Haunting of Hill House** on Netflix
Perfect for a spine-tingling night, this series adapts Shirley Jackson’s classic novel into a modern horror masterpiece. The intricate storytelling and eerie atmosphere make it an unforgettable watch.

**Animated:**
**Arcane** on Netflix
Inspired by the League of Legends game, Arcane blends stunning animation with a gripping story about two sisters on opposite sides of a brewing war. Whether you're a gamer or not, Arcane's visual appeal and engaging plot will captivate you.

**Crime:**
**Narcos** on Netflix
Get immersed in the intense world of drug cartels with Narcos. This series, based on real events, follows the rise and fall of cocaine kingpins in Colombia, filled with suspense and high-stakes drama.

**Classic:**
**The Godfather** on Paramount+
Revisit this iconic film that needs no introduction. Follow the Corleone family in Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece that combines power, loyalty, and betrayal in the mafia world.

Enjoy your night of streaming!