What to Watch: 7 Movies and TV Shows to stream

There’s a lot of stuff to stream nowadays. In hopes of helping you watch more good movies and TV, we compile some of the most exciting titles streaming across all platforms in our weekly column, What To Watch.

Too Much (Netflix)

Lena Dunham is back! The beloved creator and star of “Girls” has returned with another deeply personal series, this time around, on Netflix. The series is based on her relationship with her husband, Luis Felber, which began after she moved out of New York and to London following a break of sorts in her life. It stars Meg Stalter and Will Sharpe. 

Dexter: Resurrection (Paramount+)

One thing’s for sure: there’s always a version of Dexter playing somewhere on cable. “Dexter: Resurrection” brings back Michael C. Hall as the miraculously recovered serial killer on the hunt for his missing son. 

Foundation (Apple TV+)

Starring Lee Pace, “Foundation” is based on the Isaac Asimov novel, although by now the plot has moved way past the 1951 source material. 

Love Island: Beyond the Villa (Peacock)

Can’t get enough of “Love Island”? You’re not alone. After the reality show’s conclusion this weekend, you can tune in to “Love Island: Beyond the Villa,” which will catch you up with the series contestants as they live their lives in Los Angeles. 

Wimbledon (ESPN+)

If you’re a fan of sports, “Wimbledon” is ending over the weekend, promising two stunning finals between Iga Swiatek and Amanda Anisimova, and Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. 

Girls (HBO Max)

Now that Lena Dunham is back on our screens, it’s the perfect opportunity to rediscover or dive into the world of “Girls,” one of the most beloved series to come out in the past decade. The series follows Hannah, Shoshanna, Jessa, and Marnie as a group of sometimes friends living their lives in New York. 

Superman (HBO Max)

Lastly, “Superman” is now in theaters. If you want a refresher on the character’s iconic history, you can catch up with most of the Superman catalogue on HBO Max. There’s no better place to start than with the Christopher Reeve movies.