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There are numerous reality shows in which the host invites the viewer on a culinary trip around the world, but few hosts are quite as enthusiastic as Phil Rosenthal. The Emmy-winning creator of Everybody Loves Raymond brings his foodie passion to a new city each episode, from Bangkok to Venice to New York City.

Jenna Ortega stars in Netflix's Wednesday, a modern take on the life of one of the most morbid teens in pop culture history, Wednesday Addams. The series, executive produced and occasionally directed by Tim Burton, quickly became one of the most popular shows on Netflix when it premiered in 2022 and both parts of season 2 are out now.

It is a busy week of streaming premieres. The week has already seen Marvel's first TV show of the year arrive on Disney+, as well as one of 2025's biggest movies make its VOD debut and a fan-favorite Apple TV dramedy kick off its highly anticipated third season.

Our list of the best new movies and shows to watch over the weekend on streaming offers a wide range of options for all kinds of viewers. After all, among the best streaming services out there, there is something for everyone.

13 new movies and 37 new series and podcasts dropped this week with HIS & HERS and The Rip topping the charts.

Here are the 10 best Netflix TV shows of 2025, ranked from worst to best. And it’s worth noting that while viewership absolutely matters for this selection, it’s not the only factor: time spent in the Top 10, audience reaction, global impact, and even ...

Over on streaming, The Boyfriend stands out among the millions of dating reality shows as something earnest and heartwarming. If you’d rather get lost in a twisty five-season drama, the iconic legal series Damages, which premiered in 2007, is available for free on Tubi. And there’s much more TV where that came from.

Another month, another huge month for Netflix, thanks to the addition of one of the best TV shows of all time. In February, the streaming service won’t just be removing a bunch of titles, but adding even more, with new films and TV series arriving every day.

While Hulu hasn't produced anything at the scale of Prime's Rings of Power or Netflix's Stranger Things yet, they have done a great job of delivering consistently strong content. And they've kept that record up month after month.