10 new movies and shows to stream this weekend on Netflix, Hulu, Peacock and more (Sept. 11-13)
This weekend’s TV streaming picks on Netflix, Prime Video, Peacock and other platforms include "The Paper," "Mutiny" and "One Night Only."
1. 'The Paper' Season 2 (Peacock)
This workplace comedy follows the Toledo Truth Teller newsroom and its high-achieving editor-in-chief. With its unique blend of questionable reporting and romantic entanglements, this season promises more questionable decisions, scheming and love.
2. 'Call My Agent! The Movie' (Netflix)
Five years after their talent agency implodes, the ASK agency's director Andréa Martel must reunite her former colleagues to save a film project. Starring Camille Cottin and Laure Calamy, this comedy-drama balances industry satire with tender love stories.
3. 'Saturday Night Live UK' Season 2 (Peacock)
Returning for its second season, the British version of SNL brings its live, sketch comedy format to Saturday nights (and Sunday afternoons in the U.S.). With 11 returning cast members and weekly celebrity guests, this show promises a distinctly British take on topical sketches and Weekend Update.
4. 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' Season 5 (Hulu)
Continuing the story of Taylor Frankie Paul's canceled Bachelorette season, this reality TV docu-soap dives deeper into Taylor's relationship drama and the fallout from her canceled TV appearance. Featuring cast feuds and MomTok infighting, this short five-episode season is packed with explosive drama.
5. 'Mutiny' (Prime Video)
In this action thriller, Jason Statham plays a former cop turned bodyguard framed for his billionaire boss's murder. Stowing away on a cargo ship, he discovers a human-trafficking operation and must clear his name, rescue victims and take out a small army of goons.
6. 'One Night Only' (Prime Video)
This romantic comedy takes the "Purge" premise and flips it for sex. Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner play two attractive New Yorkers seeking more than a glorified hookup on the one night a year when premarital sex is legal. While the premise raises many questions, the film's silliness and originality make it worth a movie night.
7. 'Last Seen' (Apple TV)
Following the disappearance of his young daughter eleven years prior, former detective Ian Ridley works as an emergency dispatcher and refuses to believe his daughter is gone. When a frantic call comes in from a teenage girl he believes is his daughter, grief and obsession take center stage in this mystery thriller.
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