Recommended Primetimer Picks
Make the most of your screen time. Let Primetimer's editors be your guide to the best series, movies and specials on streaming.
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POSTED April 7, 2022
Metal Lords (Netflix)
Game of Thrones co-creator D.B. Weiss delivers a good-hearted comedy about death metal teens.
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POSTED April 4, 2022
The Invisible Pilot (HBO/HBO Max)
Don’t Google before watching this WTF docuseries from Adam McKay about a thrill seeker who vanished in 1970s Arkansas.
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POSTED April 4, 2022
The Ultimatum (Netflix)
Netflix's newest reality dating show is a messy, addictive ride.
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POSTED April 4, 2022
Benjamin Franklin (PBS)
Ken Burns brings thoughtful complexity to the Founding Father's story.
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POSTED March 31, 2022
The Outlaws (Prime Video)
Stephen Merchant's intriguingly off-kilter crime drama benefits from Christopher Walken and the artist Banksy.
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POSTED March 29, 2022
Julia (HBO Max)
Julia Child’s remarkable career provides the ingredients for this witty, spirited period piece that shouldn’t be taken too seriously.
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POSTED March 29, 2022
The Girl From Plainville (Hulu)
It may have A-list talent, but Hulu's dramatization of the Michelle Carter case is a tawdry good time
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POSTED March 25, 2022
Lizzo's Watch Out For The Big Grrrls (Prime Video)
The singer's talent and positivity guide an empowering reality competition.
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POSTED March 24, 2022
Starstruck Season 2 (HBO Max)
In its sophomore run, Rose Matafeo's acclaimed comedy explores what happens after the grand romantic gesture.
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POSTED March 18, 2022
The Newsreader (The Roku Channel)
Australia’s take on the biggest stories of the ’80s is a deep dive for lovers of retro dramas.
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POSTED March 17, 2022
Minx (HBO Max)
HBO Max's workplace comedy about the creation of a feminist porno magazine is funny, sexy, and full of male flesh.
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POSTED March 17, 2022
Is It Cake? (Netflix)
GBBS meets To Tell the Truth in this feel-good competition where if you can bake it, you can fake it.
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POSTED March 16, 2022
DMZ (HBO Max)
Rosario Dawson's career-best performance vivifies this dystopian drama
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POSTED March 15, 2022
Bad Vegan: Fame. Fraud. Fugitives. (Netflix)
The celebrity restaurateur whose empire went off the rails tells all to Fyre Fraud director Chris Smith.
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POSTED March 14, 2022
Below Deck Down Under (Peacock)
It's anchor's aweigh as the popular franchise makes the move from Bravo to Peacock.