WHETHER you are into thrilling dramas or fun-filled reality shows, the Sun’s TV Mag has a full rundown of the most-see shows on the different streaming services over the next seven days.
Whatever floats your boat – there’s something for everyone on TV this week, courtesy of The Celeb Report’s TV Mag.
WHAT’S NEW
Enola Holmes – Netflix
Enola Holmes is back ready to solve another fiendishly difficult mystery
After stepping out of the large and intimidating shadow of her big brother, Sherlock, the equally brilliant Enola Holmes is back, ready to solve another fiendishly difficult mystery.
Having decided to set up her own detective agency, feisty Enola (Millie Bobby Brown) realises work is pretty hard to come by when your celebrated sibling (Henry Cavill) has cornered the market.
But just as she’s about to call time on her dream, Enola receives her first case: to find the missing sister of a poor matchstick girl. Helped by pals Edith (Susan Wokoma) and Viscount Tewkesbury (Louis Partridge), she’s soon off on another irreverent adventure that’s filled with fourth wall-breaking action, comedy and romance.
Much like the first film, the liberties this movie takes with the original Holmes stories are unlikely to please purists, but it’s hard to resist such rip-roaring Victorian mystery fun.
Available Friday.
Manifest – Netflix
Netflix’s Manifest final season is here
Fasten your seatbelts because part one of the final season of Manifest – the supernatural series about passengers from a flight that disappeared for five years – is about to take off.
It’s now two years on from Grace’s murder and Ben (Josh Dallas), consumed by grief, feels unable to lead the rest of the survivors, leaving Michaela (Melissa Roxburgh) to take charge.
With everyone’s Death Date looming ever closer, they’re becoming desperate for answers.
But, everything they thought they knew is turned on its head with the arrival of a mysterious passenger who has a package for Cal.
It’s a mind-bending drama for fans of Lost.
Available Friday
Young Royals – Netflix
Season two of Young Royals is dropping this week bringing more heartfelt teen drama
Like the idea of a Swedish mash up of The Crown and Heartstopper? Of course you do.
If you haven’t already switched on to Young Royals now’s the time, as season two is dropping this week, bringing more heartfelt teen drama.
As we rejoin the action at fancy boarding school Hillerska, Prince Wilhelm (Edvin Ryding) is keen to get revenge on August for leaking the video of him and Simon – and to win back Simon’s trust.
But his efforts create problems that look set to threaten the entire monarchy.
Available Tuesday
Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me – AppleTV+
Selena is baring all in this new raw documentary on AppleTV+
She’s one of the most famous actresses and singers on the planet, but behind the success and glamour Selena Gomez has long battled depression and anxiety.
Now, the former child star – who lives with bi-polar disorder – talks frankly about her fluctuating mental health in a raw documentary.
Directed by Alek Keshishian, who also made Madonna: Truth Or Dare, the film is intimate and honest, and paints an emotional portrait of the pitfalls of a life lived in the spotlight.
Available Friday
Flowers In The Attic: The Origin – Paramount+
Flowers In The Attic: The Origin streaming on Paramount+ is available to watch
Children of the 1970s or 80s might remember a notorious and rather creepy American novel called Flowers In The Attic, about four siblings locked away in their grandfather’s attic by their own mum.
Well, this new four-part drama acts as a prequel to that story, whisking viewers back to the early 1900s where the kids’ grandmother Olivia (Jemima Rooper) falls in love with and marries eligible bachelor Malcolm Foxworth (Max Irons), only for the dream romance to turn into a violent nightmare <very> quickly.
It’s the perfect gloomy gothic horror.
Available Tuesday
The Horne Section TV Show – ALL4
The Horne Section on Channel 4 have keep you entertained with guest appearances from celebrities
Fed up with being Greg Davies’ put-upon assistant on Taskmaster, Alex Horne has asked Channel 4 to give him and his band, The Horne Section, their own live music and chat show.
Channel 4 aren’t convinced – but mistakenly agree to let him film it in his own home.
Cue havoc and hilarity, as hapless Alex attempts to make the series, while juggling domestic issues, tricky guests – including Martin Kemp and Big Zuu – and a mean C4 exec, Ash (Georgia Tennant).
Brimming with in-jokes, meta gags and silly comedy songs, the six part series also features Desiree Burch as Alex’s long-suffering producer Thora and John Oliver playing a needy version of himself.
Available TBC
The Mosquito Coast – AppleTV+
Season two of The action thriller, The Mosquito Coast is here and it’s one to watch
Who remembers the classic 80s movie of the same name starring Harrison Ford? Well, this electrifying series is loosely based both on that film and the 1981 novel by Paul Theroux that inspired it.
Keeping things in the family, this version of the story stars writer Paul’s nephew Justin Theroux as idealist engineer Allie Fox.
Something of an outsider, Allie lives off-grid in the middle of nowhere with his wife Margot (Melissa George) and teenage kids Dina (Logan Polish) and Charlie (Gabriel Bateman).
Cinematic and pacey, the first season is an adrenaline-fuelled cat-and-mouse thrill-ride, with unexpected twists and turns, and Justin at his most grizzled and tough.
Season two starts this week, promising more of the same, the family still forging ahead into the unknown, always keeping several eyes on what dangerous foes might be following them.
A genuinely enjoyable action thriller, stuffed with characters you’ll be rooting for, The Mosquito Coast is a show with real bite.
Season one is available now; season two starts Friday
Top 5
The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself – Netflix
Darkly funny and romantic this new young adult drama is on Netflix next week
Darkly funny and romantic, this new young adult drama series follows the adventures of Nathan Byrn (Jay Lycurgo), a teenager desperate not to follow in the footsteps of his father, the world’s most dangerous witch.
An atmospheric fantasy treat for fans of Harry Potter and Twilight.
The Mole – Netflix
The US reality show is back and as bingeable as before
After a 14-year break, the addictive US reality show is back, as bingeable as before.
Located this time in Australia and hosted by Alex Wagner, 12 contestants must take on a series of tough challenges, earning money for the final prize fund.
But which of them – The Mole – is secretly sabotaging their efforts?
In The Soop: Friendcation – Disney+
The four-part travelogue features K-Pop and K-Drama actors as they head off on a adventure together
Need some more South Korean culture in your life? Then follow all that K-Pop and K-Drama with some K-Reality, in the form of this entertaining four-part travelogue.
It’s featuring actors Park Seo-joon, Choi Woo-shik and Park Hyung-sik, rapper Peakboy, and BTS singer V, as they head off on a fun-filled adventure together.
The Peripheral – Amazon Prime
Chloë Grace Moretz is brilliant in this futuristic sci-fi series on Amazon Prime
Chloë Grace Moretz is totally brilliant in this mind-bending and futuristic sci-fi series.
The series is about a young woman, Flynne, whose talent for playing virtual reality games lures her into a dark but exciting alternate reality, putting her life – and the lives of those she loves – in danger.
The BMF Documentary: Blowing Money Fast – Lionsgate+
The gritty crime drama BMF is back telling the story of the notorious Black Mafia Family
If you enjoyed last year’s gritty crime drama BMF, make sure you check out this new series which lifts the lid on the real story of the notorious Black Mafia Family.
Featuring interviews with the likes of 50 Cent and those on the inside, it’s a colourful tale of drugs, music and murder.
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