Tim Surette

1 week ago | tvguide.com | Tim Surette

Before you look at what's new on Tubi in July, it's probably a good idea to remind yourself that Tubi is free, as long as you can stand a few ads. I say that because Tubi's new TV shows and movies in the month are lacking, how you say, pizzazz. There are a few interesting TV shows being added to the service, including the 2015 fantasy series Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Mara Brock Akil's sitcom Girlfriends, and the AMC buddy dramedy Hap & Leonard. But beyond those, you get what you pay for.

1 week ago | tvguide.com | Tim Surette

Have you ever eaten something so good that you went back for fourths? Hulu is gorging on a fourth season of its Emmy-winning dramedy (it's not a comedy!) The Bear, which is the highlight of the streamer's new TV shows and movies in June. Though we don't know much about what will happen in The Bear Season 4, other than a vague logline that could be about any season of The Bear, we know to expect stress, screaming, impressive guest stars, and, time permitting, some actual cooking.

2 weeks ago | tvguide.com | Tim Surette

Creepy, horny aliens! Acrobatic selkies! Romantic animate anatomical models! Sexy grandmas! Mantis shrimp! And a teen romance that trumps everything else! Dandadan blew up the world of anime in 2024, becoming one of the most unique series of the year as it blended sci-fi, horror, and romantic comedy into a concoction uniquely Dandadan. If not for the overwhelming popularity of Korea's Solo Leveling, Dandadan may have been a huge winner at the 2025 Anime Awards, and it should have been.

3 weeks ago | tvguide.com | Tim Surette

May may be the month for mothers, but on streaming, it's all about sisters. Days after Netflix's estranged sisters drama Sirens debuts, Prime Video has its own estranged sisters drama. The Better Sister, starring Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks as sisters whose lives took really different paths, is the highlight of Prime Video's new TV shows and movies in May.

3 weeks ago | tvguide.com | Tim Surette

1 of 33 Zach Dilgard/Paramount+ with Showtime It wasn't long ago that the summer meant you could throw your TV out the window for a few months, because there was nothing worth watching from June to August. But the streaming era has made television a year-round business, and in 2025, some of the best new shows of the year are coming out during the warmer months.