This week’s must-stream shows provide a diverse array of entertainment, with new series and returning favorites set to captivate audiences. From gripping dramas to quirky comedies, there’s something for everyone. Here are the top seven shows to watch to ensure you don’t miss out.
1. The Testaments
The Testaments continues the narrative of *The Handmaid’s Tale*, expanding Margaret Atwood’s universe. Set in Gilead years later, it follows Agnes Mackenzie, a student in a school for future elite wives. Through her experiences, viewers witness the oppressive realities of Gilead and the struggle for agency. The series is available on Disney+ starting Wednesday, April 8.
2. Big Mistakes
This new Netflix sitcom stars Dan Levy as Nicky, a small-town pastor who finds himself entangled in organized crime. Co-written with Rachel Sennott, *Big Mistakes* explores the humorous mishaps of Nicky and his sister Morgan (played by Taylor Ortega). Their misadventures lead to chaotic situations and plenty of laughs. Watch the premiere on Netflix from Thursday, April 9.
3. Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord
Animation meets the iconic *Star Wars* franchise with *Maul – Shadow Lord*. Following the notorious Sith Lord Maul, the plot delves into his attempts to rebuild his crime syndicate. Accompanied by a disillusioned Jedi Padawan, the series promises thrilling adventures in a galaxy far, far away. Tune in to Disney+ from Monday, April 6.
4. Untold: Chess Mates
This documentary film presents a bizarre chapter in chess history, featuring Hans Niemann and Magnus Carlsen. The film examines the scandal following Niemann’s surprising victory over Carlsen in 2022. With a unique blend of intrigue and humor, *Untold: Chess Mates* explores the oddities of the chess world. Catch it on Netflix beginning Tuesday, April 7.
5. The Boys
As *The Boys* approaches its final season, the series remains a sharp satire on modern America. The character of Homelander (played by Antony Starr) is more powerful and cruel than ever as he seeks an immortality serum. The series intricately weaves humor with serious themes, making it a must-watch on Prime Video from Wednesday, April 8.
6. Trust Me: The False Prophet
This gripping true crime documentary follows Dr. Christine Marie as she exposes Samuel Bateman, a self-proclaimed prophet with a troubling agenda. Initially intending to create a sympathetic portrayal, she ends up infiltrating Bateman’s circle to bring him to justice. Experience the chilling tale on Netflix by Wednesday, April 8.
7. Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair
Revisit the classic series in *Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair*, where Malcolm is now a grown man. Despite having distanced himself from his chaotic family, an anniversary party compelled him to engage with them once again. With a reunion of most main cast members, this nostalgic special is available on Disney+ starting Friday, April 10.
These seven shows represent a spectrum of storytelling and genres, ensuring that viewers have plenty to choose from this week. Stream these titles and avoid missing out on what could be your next favorite series.
