Streaming services loaded up this week with new seasons and series premieres, giving viewers plenty of options for what to watch this weekend streaming on Netflix, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+ and more. From a Marvel finale to a Friday the 13th origin story, here are the best new releases to stream right now.
“The Diplomat” Season 4 (Netflix)
All eight episodes of “The Diplomat” Season 4 dropped Thursday on Netflix. Keri Russell returns as Kate Wyler, an American ambassador to the United Kingdom dealing with the fallout of a catastrophic event that shattered peace between the U.S. and the U.K. The season also follows the strain in Kate’s marriage to fellow diplomat Hal Wyler, played by Rufus Sewell, as political intrigue mounts around them.
“Crystal Lake” (Peacock)
All eight episodes of the horror prequel series “Crystal Lake” are now streaming on Peacock. Created by Brad Caleb Kane and produced by A24, the show stars Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees, mother of future slasher icon Jason Voorhees. The story centers on an investigation into the drowning death of her young son, a tragedy that sets off a violent chain of events tied to the Friday the 13th franchise.
Marvel’s “VisionQuest” (Disney+)
The first two episodes of Marvel’s “VisionQuest” debuted Tuesday on Disney+. Created by Terry Matalas, the series closes out an unexpected MCU trilogy alongside “WandaVision” and “Agatha All Along.” Paul Bettany returns as Vision, now grappling with his own identity after the events of WandaVision while trying to rescue a young man he believes could be his and Wanda Maximoff’s reincarnated son.
“Tulsa King” Season 4 (Paramount+)
“Tulsa King” Season 4 premiered Friday on Paramount+, with Sylvester Stallone back as mob boss Dwight Manfredi navigating his criminal empire in Oklahoma. Gretchen Mol joins the cast this season as Tulsa politician Amanda Clark, adding a new political wrinkle to Manfredi’s world.
“Love Of Your Life” (Prime Video)
This romantic drama premiered Wednesday on Prime Video, directed by Rachel Morrison and starring Margaret Qualley and Gabriel Basso. The film follows a young nurse whose whirlwind romance with a charming man sends her on an unexpected, transformational journey. Ryan Gosling produced the project, with a script from Julia Cox.
“The Lowdown” Season 2 (FX And Hulu)
“The Lowdown” returned Wednesday with its first two episodes on FX and Hulu. The remaining six episodes of the season will roll out weekly through Nov. 25, giving fans a steady stream of new chapters heading into late November.
“Hollywood Arts” (Netflix)
Netflix dropped the complete 13-episode first season of “Hollywood Arts,” a spin-off of the Nickelodeon series “Victorious,” on Thursday. Daniella Monet reprises her role as Trina Vega, now a struggling actress who takes a job as an unqualified substitute teacher at the Hollywood Arts performing arts school.
With new episodes of The Lowdown continuing weekly on FX and Hulu through late November, there is plenty more to watch in the weeks ahead.
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