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This week's streaming lineup brings a mix of new dramas, comedies and franchise spinoffs across major platforms, giving viewers plenty of fresh options to watch.
"Slow Horses" has become one of the most reliable series on television since its 2022 premiere, prized both for its quality and its ability to deliver a new season every year.
Season 6 of the witty spy thriller, streaming on Apple TV+, once again follows Gary Oldman and the misfit agents of Slough House as they navigate a new espionage crisis threatening their ranks.
Directed by Adam Randall and led by Gary Oldman, with Kristin Scott Thomas, Jack Lowden and Olivia Cooke also starring.
The eight-episode season, available exclusively on Netflix, follows the repressed daughter of a wealthy New England family and her rebellious maid as they're pushed toward the infamous 1892 ax murders that made Borden a lasting figure in American true crime.
Directed by Max Winkler and Sarah Adina Smith and stars Ella Beatty as Lizzie Borden, alongside Charlie Hunnam, Rebecca Hall and Vicky Krieps.
The "Reacher" spinoff drops all eight episodes at once on Prime Video, led by Maria Sten with Alan Ritchson appearing as a guest star.
The series follows former Jack Reacher protege Frances Neagley, Maria Sten, a Chicago P.I. who launches a dangerous investigation after a close friend is killed in a suspicious accident, uncovering a much larger threat along the way.
Sharon Horgan, the creative mastermind and star of "Bad Sisters," among other acclaimed comedies, returns with her latest comedy series.
The series follows a divorced woman navigating her dating life just as her son prepares to leave for university, all while balancing work, parenthood and her aging parents. Premiere on HBO Max.
"Never Have I Ever" star Maitreyi Ramakrishnan returns to Netflix in "Best of the Best," a coming-of-age college comedy directed by Lena Khan, with a screenplay co-written by Hasan Minhaj, who also stars alongside her.
The film follows two childhood best friends, Maya (Ramakrishnan) and Anjali (Priyanka Kedia), who enroll at the University of California in a fiercely competitive Bollywood-fusion dance team, testing their friendship on the road to the national championship. The film is now streaming on Netflix.
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