What’s new on Netflix, Stan, BINGE, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Apple TV+

Everything streaming on Netflix, Stan, BINGE, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+ and Paramount+ that’s worth your time from April 25-May 1, 2022.

NETFLIX

David Spade: Nothing Personal (26th)

Ol’ mate David Spade (Joe Dirt, Just Shoot Me) returns with a brand spanking new comedy special full of wry observations and witty shenanigans. Sure to be worth a chuckle or two.

Bullsh*t The Gameshow (27th)

Here’s a game show where contestants try to tell porkie pies to win prizes and bragging rights. Seems like we’ve got a localised version of this in Parliament House right now, just quietly.

The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes (27th)

Kinda hard to believe there’s anything about Mazza Monroe we haven’t heard before, but apparently there’s more to know. So, if you’re into that sort of gear, get into this like a candle in the wind.

Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles (28th)

Based on the long running comic Usagi Yojimbo, this looks like a treat for the young or young at heart who like their adorable animal friends wielding deadly weapons of destruction.

Ozark – Season 4, Part 2 (29th)

The second part of the final season is finally here and, honestly, we’re not sure if we’re ready to see how the Byrde family saga turns out. Let’s just say… a happy ending seems unlikely.

Grace and Frankie – Season 7, The Final Episodes (29th)

The acclaimed series about two rad older ladies, starring two rad older ladies, Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda, is coming to an end. Send your mum some chocolates because she’s going to be sad about this.

STAN

Billy the Kid (25th)

Seems like westerns are getting a revival on the telly, and what better story to revisit than that of Billy the Kid? This looks stylish and packed with action, for those who like their chaps dusty.

The Handmaid’s Tale S4 (29th)

If you want to get caught up with this grim dystopian series before the fifth season launches, Stan is now the place to do it. Although, crikey, this is not an easy watch.

Breakfast at Tiffany’s (30th)

If you’re in the mood for a classic fillum from yesteryear, you could do a lot worse than this 1961 classic starring the legendary Audrey Hepburn.

BINGE

Barry S3 (25th)

It’s been a long time coming and now it’s finally here! Bill Hader returns in the excellent dark comedy about a hitman who’d rather be an actor and the crazy, bloody situations he gets into. Brilliant stuff, for real.

The Baby S1 (25th)

Ever think your baby is evil? Well, here’s a show where that is literally the case. Black comedy and horror mixed together in this engaging looking yarn about a subject many can relate to.

Lust S1 (25th)

Here’s a show about sex and its direct link to your physical and mental health. It’s an important reminder that rooting is great and you should be getting up to it as much as possible. Garn.

PICK OF THE WEEK

We Own This City (26th)

When the creator of The Wire, David Simon, comes back with a new crime show, you should pay attention. This superb six part drama based on a true case of cop corruption is stunning and absolutely compelling. Great cast too. You don’t want to miss this one.

Gentleman Jack S2 (26th)

It’s the second season of the fascinating true historical tale of a woman who moves to England, becomes a landowner and keeps records of her lesbian relationships in a coded diary. Quirky and well observed stuff.

DISNEY+

Grown-ish S4 (27th)

The fourth season of the popular spin-off from Black-ish is here and fans will no doubt be absolutely stoked. Funny and heartfelt stuff.

Mrs America S1 (27th)

Fantastic and criminally underrated historical drama starring the likes of Cate Blanchett, Uzo Aduba, Sarah Paulson and Rose Byrne. Seriously, check this one out.

Eye Wonder (27th)

A new series about close up magic tricks and how they boggle the mind and trick your eyes. You know what’s better than being a magician, though? Dating someone.

Apple TV+

Shining Girls (29th)

Superb and suspenseful thriller with a time travel twist. Stars Elisabeth Moss and Jamie Bell and is sure to have you checking behind the couch once the sun goes down.

Paramount+

The Man Who Fell To Earth (25th)

Promising looking remake of the 1976 film that starred David Bowie. In this version it’s Chiwetel Ejiofor who plays the extraterrestrial with Bill Nighy in a supporting role.

The Offer (29th)

Slick looking dramatisation of the story of how the classic film The Godfather was made. Plenty of eye opening revelations and historical gossip. Miles Teller and Juno Temple star.

In case you missed it: Here's what was new on Netflix, Stan, Binge and Disney+ November April 18-24.

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