Stream Super Bowl LX, ‘Fallout’ S2 finale, more this week
Stream Super Bowl LX, ‘Fallout’ S2 finale, more this week
There is a ton happening across the world of streaming, but if it’s all a little overwhelming, we’ll break it down so you know what to watch every day.
The first month of 2026 is officially in the books. Hopefully, all readers fared well in January, but we are looking forward to a new week of TV shows and movies at The Streamable. February may not be the month viewers first think of when they seek out new TV premieres, but it may be time for that to change.
We’ve assembled a list of new TV shows and movies to check out this week, and it’s hardly a scarce list — even if you’re not a football fan. If you are, you can still use the list to bide your time until Super Bowl Sunday!
Monday, Feb. 2
‘Below Deck Down Under’ Season 4 premiere | Bravo, watch with a five-day free trial of DIRECTV
Season 4 of “Below Deck Down Under” will transport American viewers from their wintry abodes to one of the Caribbean’s warmest and most secluded getaway destinations. There, they’ll climb aboard the luxurious vessel Katina for another season of relaxation, amenities, and plenty of scandal.
This season, the good Captain Jason and his stalwart crew will host some of the most demanding guests in the history of the “Below Deck” franchise. That includes a charter with the full cast of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” — what could possibly go wrong?
Tuesday, Feb. 3
‘Fallout’ Season 2 finale | Prime Video
A full two centuries after the apocalypse has decimated the landscape, citizens of luxury fallout shelters are returning to the desolation. Lucy and the Ghoul have made the journey to New Vegas, and have run up against the shadowy but powerful Enclave as she seeks more information about her father.
Prime Video is keeping details close to the vest for the second season finale of “Fallout,” but since the show has already been renewed for a third season, viewers can be almost assured of a cliffhanger ending of some kind. That means you’ll just have to watch and find out for yourself what happens in the episode!
Wednesday, Feb. 4
‘The Muppet Show!’ special | Disney+
It’s hard to keep a good Muppet down, and it’s even harder to deny that we could all use a dose of Kermit, Miss Piggy, and the rest of the gang at the moment. Just in time, Disney+ will present a new “Muppet Show!” special that will introduce the Muppets to a new generation.
Music, comedy, and plenty of chaos are in store when The Muppets take the stage at their old home, the original Muppet Theatre. Special guest Sabrina Carpenter will be on hand to help add to the fun, and who knows what other special guests might swing by?
Thursday, Feb. 5
‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Season 4 premiere | Netflix
Netflix is continuing its adaptation of the popular Michael Connelly novel series “The Lincoln Lawyer.” Fresh off a Season 3 that saw Los Angeles Lawyer Mickey Haller attempt to bring the killer of his old, dear friend Gloria Dayton to justice. As he pursues the case, Mickey must take his usual care in trying to avoid making deadly new enemies of his own.
Season 4 of the series will be based on Connelly’s novel “The Law of Innocence.” Mickey himself will wind up on trial, after police find the corpse of a former client in the trunk of his car. Mickey will have to use all his legal knowledge to avoid a lengthy prison stay, where some of his former adversaries would love to get their hands on him.
Friday, Feb. 6
‘Spartacus: House of Ashur’ Season 1 finale | STARZ
This newest continuation of the “Spartacus” franchise asks audiences an intriguing question: what if Ashur hadn’t died on Mount Vesuvius at the conclusion of “Spartacus: Vengeance.” The series resurrects Ashur to show audiences what would happen if the Romans had rewarded his treachery.
No longer a slave, Ashur now has control of the gladiator school where he once toiled and bled. Unleashing the gladiatrix Achillia, Ashur creates a new kind of spectacle that has shocked and offended the ruling class with every drop of blood — and there has already been plenty spilled.
Saturday, Feb. 7
‘Be Happy’ original movie premiere | Lifetime, watch with a subscription to Philo
Lifetime continues its partnership with Grammy Award winner, two-time Academy Award nominee, and Golden Globe nominee Mary J. Blige with the first of three new films. “Be Happy” joins the Love of a Lifetime slate, which has continued throughout the 2026 winter season.
Philo
Philo is a live TV streaming service designed for entertainment lovers, offering flexible ways to watch without the high price of traditional TV bundles. The service now features two paid plans — Essential and Bundle+ — alongside its existing free streaming offering, giving customers a range of options depending on how much live and premium content they want.
The film explores themes of reinvention, intimacy, and the turning points that define midlife as one woman embarks on a journey to rediscover her purpose and her voice to reshape her future. Mekhi Phifer, Russell Hornsby, Tisha Campbell, and Zing Asford are set to star.
Sunday, Feb. 8
Super Bowl LX, Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots | NBC, stream with a three-day free trial of Hulu + Live TV
Super Bowl Sunday has arrived at last! The AFC’s representative in this year’s Super Bowl is the New England Patriots, who have been led to the Big Game by an MVP-caliber performance by their second-year quarterback Drake Maye. Maye had a wonderful regular season and has gritted his way through the 2025-26 playoffs.
Hulu Live TV
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In the Super Bowl, Maye and the Patriots will face the NFC’s Seattle Seahawks. Seattle’s defense has grabbed headlines this season, but the redemption of quarterback Sam Darnold — whose career was once left for dead by the New York Jets — is just as big a part of the team’s success.