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What’s new on Netflix, Stan, BINGE, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Apple TV+
Everything streaming on Netflix, Stan, BINGE, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ and Apple TV+ that’s worth your time from May 16-22, 2022.
NETFLIX
Love on the Spectrum US (18th)
It’s the US adaptation of the heart-warming Aussie hit about people on the autism spectrum looking for love and, in some cases, finding it. Really beautiful stuff.
Who Killed Sara? S3 (18th)
Three seasons and they still haven’t found out who killed Sara? I mean, come on, guys, you need to knuckle down and sort this situation out.
The G Word with Adam Conover (19th)
Adam Conover (of Adam Ruins Everything fame) is here with a brand new Netflix show in which he explores the various nuances of American government. Except, you know, funny. Worth a squiz.
The Boss Baby: Back in the Crib (19th)
So this is a spin-off series, from the popular Boss Baby movies, and it involves one of the characters being framed for embezzlement? Getting a lot of Boss Baby vibes from this...
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Love, Death and Robots S3 (20th)
Third season of the tremendous animated anthology show that features short, punchy sci-fi stories, usually with clever twists, and beautiful, memorable imagery. Great stuff for nerds or the nerd adjacent.
STAN
Anh’s Brush with Fame S2-3 (18th)
The feel-good series where artist Anh Do has a beaut chinwag with a celebrity while painting them is an absolute must-watch. Just a wholesome treat you could watch with your nan.
Angelyne S1 (20th)
It’s the limited series adaptation of the true story of the woman who was famous-for-being-famous in the 1980s. A true influencer before her time. The show looks fab.
RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars S7, Eps 1-2 (20th)
Tuck away those blues, because the new season of Drag Race All Stars is here with all the FASHUN, double entendres and D-RAAAAAAAAAAAA you can handle. And we know you can handle A LOT.
PICK OF THE WEEK
BINGE
The Time Traveler’s Wife S1 (16th)
The second adaptation of the ridiculously popular novel (the first being the 2009 Eric Bana/Rachel McAdams flick) is here and it’s quite charming, albeit messy at times. Lots of nude Theo James, though… so, you know, swings and roundabouts.
Legendary S3 (19th)
The third season of the competitive voguing show is here to make your telly just that little bit more fabulous. Strut!
Pokémon Detective Pikachu (21st)
This is the movie where Ryan Reynolds plays Pikachu who is, um, solving a murder mystery. Honestly, we thought we dreamt this movie when drunk one night but apparently it's real. So... enjoy?
Amazon Prime Video
Conversations With Friends (16th)
Another show based on the novel by Sally Rooney (Normal People), this looks like a decent drama/romance with loads of good looking people pining for one another and whatnot.
Lovestruck High (18th)
A bunch of adult Poms are taken to a fake US High School where they pretend to be students and date one another. Seriously wondering how “high” the producers were to come up with this concept tbh.
Night Sky S1 (20th)
Intriguing looking sci-fi drama starring the great JK Simmons and Sissy Spacek as an older couple who hide a portal to another planet in their backyard. Could be a cracker!
Disney+
The Valet (20th)
Sweet-looking romcom about a valet who is asked to play a famous Hollywood actress's boyfriend for various farce-related reasons. Samara Weaving stars and we love her.
Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers (20th)
This is a weird and wild mix of animated film and live action, with the voice talents of Andy Samberg, John Mulaney, Seth Rogen, JK Simmons and many more. Looks bizarre but fun. Like a modern Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
Apple TV+
Now & Then (20th)
Slick and engaging looking bilingual thriller about a group of friends who are haunted by an accident and may pay the price twenty years later. Could be a belter.
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