From gripping documentaries to lighthearted comedies, this week’s streaming lineup offers something for every viewer. Whether you’re eager to immerse yourself in dramatic tales or just want to unwind with some laughter, platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Peacock are delivering some exciting new releases everyone will be talking about.
For those interested in comedy, Running Point starring Kate Hudson, which debuts on Netflix, promises laughter as it spots Isla Gordon, played by Hudson, unexpectedly thrust to the forefront of running her family’s basketball team, the Los Angeles Waves. With supporting roles from talents like Brenda Song, Max Greenfield, and Drew Tarver, viewers can expect moments of both humor and insight as Isla navigates her new responsibilities.
On the dramatic side, be sure to check out Toxic Town, also premiering on Netflix. This four-part British series recounts the harrowing true story of the Corby toxic waste lawsuit, showcasing how three mothers fought against environmental injustices. Stars such as Jodie Whittaker and Aimee Lou Wood portray the residents who stood up for their community’s health following the exposure to toxic waste.
And if you're drawn to real-life stories, Hulu's Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke, set to air on February 27, dives deep as it explores the troubling tale of the former YouTube star charged with child abuse. Featuring input from Franke's ex-husband and older children, the documentary aims to shed light on the realities behind the viral fame.
Another notable mention is Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy, premiering on Peacock on February 25, which offers viewers insight on the reflected life of the beloved Friends star, highlighting his struggles with addiction alongside testimonials from his co-stars and friends.
For anime fans, the season finale of Dragon Ball Daima arrives on Hulu and Crunchyroll on February 28. After riveting story arcs filled with unexpected character transformations throughout, the finale is poised to deliver thrilling resolutions to its loyal viewer base.
Where there’s drama, laughter follows, as the highly anticipated Love is Blind resumes its eighth season on February 21. The series continues to explore the nature of love, vulnerability, and relationships as participants emerge from their pods and test their connections outside of them.
And for those who prefer revisiting past gems, Hulu will also feature the classic film The Social Network, celebrating its 15th anniversary. This Aaron Sorkin-penned piece captures the tumultuous beginnings of Facebook, reminding audiences of how much the world of social media has evolved since its inception.
Subscribers to HBO will be reacquainted with Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, returning with new episodes airing Sundays at 11 p.m. Expect the sharp and witty commentary Oliver is known for as he tackles pressing political issues with humor.
Fans of lavish drama can rejoice as White Lotus returns, taking viewers back for its third season, with seasoned characters, complex plot lines, and the stunning backdrops for which the series is famous.
This week offers everything from the lighthearted to the deeply engaging narratives, ensuring viewers have ample options to keep entertained regardless of their mood. So grab your favorite snack, find your cozy spot, and prepare for another week filled with captivating content!