Stream ‘Dark Matter’ Season 2, college football, more this week
Stream ‘Dark Matter’ Season 2, college football, more this week
College Football Week 0 arrives on Saturday. What else is there to stream during the week to come?
The final full week of August has arrived! I’m going a bit stir-crazy myself; I’m thrilled for the onset of fall weather, but things are likely to stay hot in my neck of the woods for at least another week or three. Luckily, there are still great titles to stream each day of the week to come to keep cool with. Browse through our selections of new titles to stream each day of the week to come to see if an old favorite of yours has a new season coming out, or if you might be able to find something new to become obsessed with!
Something to stream every day this week
Monday, Aug. 24
‘NFL Hometown Eats’ series premiere | The Roku Channel
The NFL and great food have always gone hand in hand. Now, three celebrity NFL superfans will get the chance to explore the food scenes of some of the NFL’s marquee cities, and best of all, they’ll be joined by some of the most famous names in the league on their travels!
Roku Channel
The Roku Channel is a free, ad-supported streaming service that offers a broad mix of movies, TV shows, live linear channels, and original programming. Available to all viewers — not just Roku device owners — the service features licensed content from major studios alongside Roku Originals, which include exclusive series, movies, and specials previously produced for Quibi, as well as new original projects developed specifically for the platform.
“NFL Hometown Eats” will see Eva Longoria and DeMarcus Ware tackling larger-than-life Texas eats, Joel McHale and Devon Witherspoon conquering the Seattle Dog, and Davante Adams and Rebel Wilson diving into LA’s eclectic cuisine. Is your stomach growling yet?
Tuesday, Aug. 25
‘Dunkman’ World Championship | TNT, watch with a five-day free trial of DIRECTV
Preseason NFL games and MLB regular season madness may be taking up all the sports headlines these days, but there’s basketball to occupy sports fans’ attention, too! The Dunkman World Championship on Tuesday puts the cherry on top of a season dedicated entirely to dunking.
DIRECTV
DIRECTV is one of The Streamable’s top choices for the best live TV streaming service overall in 2026, especially for users who want the most channels or want to watch the most live sports. With an unbeatable lineup of local, news, sports, and entertainment channels, three main signature packages, an unlimited DVR, and 20 simultaneous streams at home, DIRECTV remains a premier choice for any cord-cutter.
Shown live from the Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, the championship will see eight dunkers compete in a single-elimination tournament, all for a grand prize of $500,000. NBA legends will be on hand to break down all the action, but who will walk away with the loot?
Wednesday, Aug. 26
‘The Last Sunrise’ premiere | Prime Video
Based on the beloved novel of the same name, “The Last Sunrise” follows Ry (Maia Reficco), a college student with a chronic illness, on a summer escape to Mallorca with her mother (Eva Longoria). Sun and sand beckon, but she isn’t expecting to find love on this escape to paradise.
As she unexpectedly falls for Julián (Fernando Lindez) and begins to embrace living in the moment, her worsening condition and long-hidden family secrets threaten to unravel everything before the summer ends. Love doesn’t always conquer all, as Ry finds out all too personally.
Thursday, Aug. 27
‘The Undeclared War’ Season 2 premiere | Peacock
After four years, the tense cyberthriller series “The Undeclared War” is returning to Peacock for a second season. The show is set in 2024, in the aftermath of a devastating cyber-attack by the Russians that has shaken GCHQ to its very core.
Just when the British government has the upper hand, Danny and his team have discovered there’s an enemy agent working directly in their midst. Simon Pegg returns on the series as Danny Patrick, but he’ll need the help of his whole team — and all his wits — to avert catastrophe in Season 2.
Friday, Aug. 28
‘Dark Matter’ Season 2 | Apple TV
“Dark Matter” is somewhat unique as TV adaptations go. The show actually covered the entirety of its source material — the novel of the same name by author Blake Crouch — in Season 1, but it’s returning for a second season nevertheless.
Dark Matter
Jason Dessen is abducted into an alternate version of his life. To get back to his real family, he embarks on a harrowing journey to save them from the most terrifying foe imaginable: himself.
Best yet, Crouch himself is returning as writer and showrunner for the second season. It will continue to follow the Dessen family as they try to find a quiet life for themselves in a new world, but Jason’s obsession with the Box and Daniela’s paranoia threaten to bring it all tumbling down.
Saturday, Aug. 29
College football Week 0 games | ESPN, NBC, The CW, watch with a three-day free trial of Hulu + Live TV
One of college football’s finest traditions returns on Saturday. Week 0 allows fans to get a little taste of gridiron action before most other teams get onto the field in the first week of September. It’s not exactly a full day’s slate, but it still counts!
Hulu Live TV
Hulu Live TV is a live TV streaming service with more than 70 channels for $89.99 per month. Hulu + Live TV base plan includes local channels 32 of the top 35 cable channels, and regional sports networks (RSNs). Subscribers get free access to Disney+ and ESPN Select at no extra charge.
Fans will be able to see the North Carolina Tar Heels take on the TCU Horned Frogs from Dublin, watch the San Jose State Spartans take on the USC Trojans, and cap the day with a contest between the New Mexico State Aggies and the Florida State Seminoles.
Sunday, Aug. 30
Little League World Series Championship game | ABC, watch with a free trial of YouTube TV
One of the most-followed tournaments in the entire sport of baseball wraps up on Sunday. The Little League Series World Series Championship game will see one team from the U.S. take on the best international team in the tournament, but only one country can claim the title.
YouTube TV
YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service with more than 60 channels for $82.99/month. This plan includes local channels 32 of the top 35 cable channels, and regional sports networks (RSNs) in select markets. The base plan includes more than 100 live channels, including major broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, as well as popular cable channels such as ESPN, CNN, FX, USA Network, and TNT. Local channels are included in most markets, making YouTube TV a full replacement for traditional cable for many viewers.
On the U.S. side, the Northwest Region and Mountain Region teams have been playing quite well to this point in the tournament. Teams like Mexico and Japan are expected to be in the mix at the end in the International bracket, but fans will just have to watch the tournament to see who comes out on top in the end!