Stream ‘Toy Story 5,’ ‘Doc,’ ‘Backrooms,’ more this week
Stream ‘Toy Story 5,’ ‘Doc,’ ‘Backrooms,’ more this week
Summer blockbusters are starting to hit top streamers, and baseball fans get to say goodbye to the 2026 season in style.
Hang on just a second — the calendar just turned to September a few days ago. How is the end of the month already closing in on us? Believe it or not, the last full week of September is here, and next come the blustery days and increasingly cold nights of October — not to mention Spooky Season! But if you can’t wait for September to end, and want to speed things up by streaming your way through the week, we’ve got you covered. Let us help you pick a new streaming title to check out each and every day of the week to come below.
Something to stream every day this week
Monday, Sept. 21
‘Tuner’ streaming premiere | Paramount+
Academy Award-winning director Daniel Roher’s narrative feature debut hits Paramount+ first thing on Monday. “Tuner” is a thriller starring Leo Woodall, Dustin Hoffman, and Havana Rose Liu, following a gifted piano tuner whose advanced sense of hearing gives him a line on a new career — cracking safes.
He soon forms an unexpected connection with a composition student, but his growing criminal life threatens their romance, as well as everything else he holds dear. But is it already too late for this brilliant boy to pull away from crime?
Tuesday, Sept. 22
‘Doc’ Season 3 premiere | Fox, watch with a five-day free trial of DIRECTV
Dr. Amy Larsen is back on an all-new season of “Doc.” She’s ready for her first day as co-chief resident, but she’s curiously affected by the arrival of Dr. Ben Grant to Westside. She’s got a big job to do, but the distraction is…persistent.
Part of Amy’s responsibility as co-chief resident is to bring along a fresh crop of interns, who arrive just in time for a mysterious case that seems to defy medical logic. Meanwhile, Dr. Ben Grant returns to Westside with a secret plan to reshape the Surgical Department.
Wednesday, Sept. 23
‘Toy Story 5’ streaming premiere | Disney+
It’s here — and sooner than we anticipated! “Toy Story 5” is the latest adventure following Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and their group of friends as they fight the good fight to preserve what every toy needs most — playtime.
The toys are still in the care of Bonnie Anderson when the movie begins, but when her parents buy her a Lilypad tablet computer, suddenly there’s not much time for Buzz, Jessie, Rex, Hamm, and the rest of the gang. Can Woody help his old friends vanquish tech?
Thursday, Sept. 24
‘American Horror Story: 13’ season premiere | Hulu
Spooky Season is still technically a month away, but “American Horror Story” fans won’t want to miss this one. The thirteenth installment of the show will bring together an all-star cast, many of whom are reprising their fan-favorite roles from past seasons.
American Horror Story
Next Episode:
Oct 8, 2026- DIRECTV MyEntertainment
- $42.99 / month
- Sling TV Sling Select
- $29.99 / month
Which iconic horrors will return to haunt the hallowed halls of 13, and what new terrors await? Light your candles, draw your pentagrams, and prepare for a supreme surprise. Murder houses, witch covens, and traveling freak shows lie ahead…and that’s just for starters!
Friday, Sept. 25
‘Backrooms’ streaming premiere | HBO Max
One of the biggest surprise hits of the summer streams on Friday when “Backrooms” arrives on HBO Max. The science fiction horror film stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as Clark, a failed architect who discovers a mysterious doorway embedded in a wall in his furniture store.
The doorway leads to the Backrooms, a seemingly endless maze of corridors and indoor spaces inhabited by unseen horrors. Clark becomes obsessed with his discovery, drawing those around him into an unsettling world that quickly becomes a nightmare.
Saturday, Sept. 26
Baseball Night in America season finale | Fox, watch with a free trial of YouTube TV
Most sports fans are consumed with football season, but there’s one final “Baseball Night in America” coming to Fox this regular season. The evening’s doubleheader will feature the playoff-bound New York Yankees taking on the AL East basement-dwelling Baltimore Orioles in the first game.
YouTube TV
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Game 2 is an interleague tilt between two teams with postseason hopes: the Tampa Bay Rays and Philadelphia Phillies. Bid farewell to the MLB regular season in style on Saturday night, then buckle in for what’s sure to be a wild postseason.
Sunday, Sept. 27
‘KILL. BURY. PRINT.’ documentary premiere | Peacock
When the McCurtain Gazette, a small family-run newspaper, begins reporting on alleged sex, drugs, and violence within the county sheriff’s office, they find themselves the target of the sheriff’s retaliation — the ultimate revenge of the powerful against those holding them accountable.
Peacock
Peacock is a subscription video streaming service from NBCUniversal that includes original shows, blockbuster movies, and classic television series. Peacock is home to “Yellowstone,” “The Office,” and original hits like “Poker Face” and “Bel-Air.” You can also watch live sports and NBC programming, including the NFL, MLB, WWE, the Olympics, the Premier League, NASCAR, the French Open, college football and basketball, and the PGA Tour. Premium Plus subscribers can stream their local NBC feed in all 210 markets.
Tensions escalate when the paper obtains a secret recording revealing the sheriff and local officials allegedly discussing having the family killed, turning a local investigation into international news. Now, audiences can go behind the scenes of this story that started in Southeast Oklahoma but soon captured global attention.
