Stream the series finale of ‘Euphoria,’ more this week
Stream the series finale of ‘Euphoria,’ more this week
Check out a new WWII series hosted by Tom Hanks, Nic Cage’s ‘Spider-Noir,’ and more this week.
The final week in May has managed to sneak its way up on us. June is just around the corner, but that doesn’t mean May is completely done with TV series and film premieres on major streaming services like Apple TV, HBO Max, Prime Video, and others.
As you plan for the week to come, don’t forget to schedule yourself some time to watch the top TV and streaming premieres! Find out which can’t-miss debuts are coming to your favorite subscriptions by checking out our list below.
Something to stream every day this week
Monday, May 25
‘World War II with Tom Hanks’ series premiere | History, watch with a subscription to Frndly TV
Perhaps no Hollywood celebrity has taken such a public interest in the Second World War as Tom Hanks. That interest has extended to his participation (either as an actor or producer) in titles like “Saving Private Ryan,” “Band of Brothers,” and “Masters of the Air.”
Now, Hanks returns to his favorite subject to host a comprehensive exploration of the war for the History Channel. Viewers will get to dive deeply into topics like the Battle of Stalingrad, Operation Torch, Pearl Harbor, and more of the events that determined the outcome of the battle for global freedom.
Tuesday, May 26
‘Summer House’ Season 10 Reunion Episode Part 1 | Bravo, watch with a five-day free trial of DIRECTV
After 10 years of iconic themed parties, unexpected friendships, and steamy Hamptons nights, “Summer House” remains the life of the party. Now that Season 10 is officially over, fans can revisit their favorite housemates to love and hate in the first of three special reunion episodes.
Any Cohen will sit down with the Season 10 cast to talk about the biggest relationship tensions, shocking revelations, and shifting alliances. Some old drama will no doubt be buried, but there will be ample opportunity for additional flare-ups as well.
Wednesday, May 27
‘Spider-Noir’ series premiere | Prime Video
This is the premiere I’m most excited to watch all week long — mostly because of an irresistible fascination that this is the show that could break my hatred of Nicolas Cage. It’s Cage’s first turn as the star in a TV series, and he takes on the role of Ben Reilly, an out-of-work private investigator who lives in 1930s New York.
Reilly is haunted by the events of his past, when he patrolled the streets as “The Spider,” New York’s only superhero. When a highly unusual case comes across Reilly’s desk, that past comes hurtling back into focus, and he must don the costume and become The Spider once more.
Thursday, May 28
‘Deli Boys’ Season 2 | Hulu
Mir and Raj Dar should have turned back when they found out their father’s corner store business was a front for organized crime. As it turns out, inheriting a criminal empire was the easy part… and more money really does mean more problems. This season on “Deli Boys,” the Dars are drowning in dirty cash, and Philly’s sketchiest crooks are circling.
Enter Max Sugar: casino king, money launderer, and Lucky’s new crush who turns laundering into a chaotic situationship. Raj plots revenge on Ahmad, Mir tries to expand DarCo without blowing it up, and Philly D.A. Andrew Chadwater hopes one big bust will make him mayor.
Friday, May 29
‘Star City’ Season premiere | Apple TV+
“For All Mankind” series co-creator Ronald D. Moore returns for the show’s follow-up series: “Star City.” The show returns viewers to the key moment in the alternative history retelling of the space race — when the Soviet Union became the first country to successfully plant its flag on the moon.
“Star City” will take viewers behind the Iron Curtain to show the lives of the intelligence officials, rocket scientists, and cosmonauts who risked all to further the glory of the Soviet Union by demonstrating the supremacy of its space program.
Saturday, May 30
‘Where the Heart Lands’ original movie premiere | Lifetime, watch with a subscription to Philo
This newest Lifetime original film follows a driven Los Angeles real estate agent whose life takes an unexpected turn to Kentucky and leads him to a love he never saw coming. When Nick unexpectedly inherits a dozen racehorses in rural Kentucky, his carefully mapped-out future is suddenly uncertain.
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.
Far from the fast pace of Los Angeles, he meets Charlie, a dedicated horse trainer whose deep connection to the animals and the life she’s built around them, who challenges everything he thought mattered. But with his old life waiting back home, Nick must decide if he’s willing to risk everything for a second chance at happiness and a love that just might change him for good.
Sunday, May 31
‘Euphoria’ series finale | HBO Max
The turnaround in fan sentiment for “Euphoria” over the show’s third season has been fascinating to watch. The show was once praised as groundbreaking stylistically, and reviewers deservedly fell over themselves to praise the cast for their brilliant work.
Euphoria
A group of high school students navigate love and friendships in a world of drugs, sex, trauma, and social media.
The series finale of the show is incredibly high stakes — both for the show’s lasting reputation and its characters. Will Rue make it out of her position between law enforcement on one side and deadly drug dealers on the other? Will the series finale continue the third season’s strong ratings trends, despite fan disappointment? It all comes down to Sunday.