What to watch on streaming? 10 new shows to catch on Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+ this weekend

Here are 10 must-watch new shows now streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Hulu, Max and more.

Published on: Jun 21, 2025, 01:06:33 IST

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If you are planning to spend the weekend on your couch with a remote in hand, you're in luck. From soapy beachside secrets to twisty thrillers and period dramas, this week’s streaming line-up offers something for every taste. Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+ and other major platforms have dropped a fresh batch of titles - some binge-worthy, others best savoured slowly. Whether you’re craving crime, romance or a nostalgic throwback, here are 10 new shows to add to your weekend watchlist.

What to watch on Netflix, Prime Video and Apple TV+ this weekend

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Top 10 shows to watch this weekend

The Waterfront (Netflix): Kevin Williamson returns with a story rooted in small-town politics, crime and familial tensions. Holt McCallany plays Harlan Buckley, whose heart attack sets off a chain of desperate decisions. Maria Bello as his wife Belle and Jake Weary as their son Cane must ally with a criminal to save the family business. Topher Grace adds tension as the dangerous Grady.
We Were Liars (Prime Video): Adapted from E. Lockhart’s YA novel, the series follows Cadence (Emily Alyn Lind) trying to piece together her broken memory with the help of childhood friends. A mix of mystery, romance and family secrets, it unfolds against the backdrop of a beach estate.
The Better Sister (Prime Video): Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks headline this thriller about two estranged sisters forced to reconnect when one’s husband is murdered. Tense and emotional, it tests familial bonds under pressure.
Call Her Alex (Hulu): Alex Cooper, the creator of the Call Her Daddy podcast, opens up in this two-part docuseries, revealing moments of personal trauma and public transformation. From childhood bullying to podcast success, the series charts her journey.
Ginny & Georgia Season 3 (Netflix): The mother-daughter drama returns with Georgia (Brianne Howey) facing trial for murder. Ginny (Antonia Gentry) must navigate teenage heartbreak while the family faces public scrutiny.
Sirens (Netflix): Meghann Fahy and Milly Alcock star as sisters entangled with a mysterious billionaire (Julianne Moore). Set on an isolated island, the series is laced with secrets and psychological intrigue.
FUBAR Season 2 (Netflix): Arnold Schwarzenegger and Monica Barbaro return as father-daughter spies whose cover is blown. Carrie-Anne Moss joins the cast in this action-comedy continuation.
Tires Season 2 (Netflix): Shane Gillis brings workplace comedy back to life at an auto-repair shop. With new additions to the cast, including Thomas Haden Church, expect more dry humor.
Dept. Q (Netflix): Matthew Goode stars as a detective re-assigned to solve cold cases. Moody, atmospheric and quietly gripping, the series stands out for its noir style.
Duster (HBO Max): Set in the 1970s, FBI agent Nina Hayes (Rachel Hilson) partners with a getaway driver to bring down a crime boss. It’s a gritty drama with Josh Holloway in the lead.

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