Recommended Primetimer Picks
Make the most of your screen time. Let Primetimer's editors be your guide to the best series, movies and specials on streaming.
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POSTED August 31, 2022
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (Amazon Prime Video)
Return to the realm of Middle Earth in an epic, gorgeous, and densely populated new Tolkien-inspired adventure.
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POSTED August 25, 2022
The Patient (FX on Hulu)
Thanks to Steve Carell, this twisty thriller also works as a dark satire of therapy culture.
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POSTED August 24, 2022
McEnroe (Showtime)
The controversial tennis star gets a perceptive and emotionally affecting doc about his life.
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POSTED August 22, 2022
Mo (Netflix)
Comedian Mo Amer mines his rocky road to U.S. citizenship for laughs.
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POSTED August 22, 2022
Welcome to Wrexham (FX)
Like a real-life Ted Lasso, this irresistible docuseries is for anyone who loves an underdog.
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POSTED August 16, 2022
Little Demon (FXX)
Danny DeVito, his daughter Lucy, and Aubrey Plaza lend their voices to this hella funny new animated comedy about Satan's teenage daughter.
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POSTED August 15, 2022
Bad Sisters (Apple TV+)
Sharon Horgan leads a talented ensemble in this layered dark comedy.
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POSTED August 15, 2022
Sprung (Amazon Freevee)
Like a sitcom Breaking Bad, this savagely funny caper follows Covid-era crooks on a semi-noble mission.
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POSTED August 12, 2022
This Fool (Hulu)
Comedian Chris Estrada flips the script on stories about former gang members in his sharp new comedy.
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POSTED August 11, 2022
Legacy: The True Story of the LA Lakers (Hulu)
TV's latest look at the 80s basketball titans adds a juicy layer about the fraught family that owns the team.
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POSTED August 10, 2022
A League of Their Own (Amazon Prime Video)
This movie adaptation is pure girl power wish fulfillment, but what's wrong with that?
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POSTED August 9, 2022
Five Days at Memorial (Apple TV+)
The tale of a hospital during Hurricane Katrina becomes a superb docu-horror series.
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POSTED August 8, 2022
Children of the Underground (FX)
TV's latest twisty docuseries will leave you infuriated in all the right ways.
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POSTED August 5, 2022
The Sandman (Netflix)
This intoxicating adaptation is a dream come true for Neil Gaiman fans — and a feast for newcomers, too.
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POSTED August 3, 2022
Beavis and Butt-Head (Paramount+)
Liberated from censors and anxious execs, a new series revival sees Mike Judge's cartoon idiots at their most ridiculous best.