After a long, hard week, sometimes you just don't want to move from the couch—and luckily, streaming services make sure you don't have to. There's a slew of new shows and TV series deserving of a spot on your what to watch this weekend list. A new animated comedy that will have you laughing, a thriller about a man searching for his daughter, or perhaps a historical drama about the Indian revolutionaries who fought against British colonial rule. There are some pretty impressive shows with stories that leave you in a good mood. Read our suggestions on What to Watch this Weekend (19-20 September) from Dang! to K-drama Plastic Beauty.
The article presents shows to watch this weekend across Peacock, Netflix, Apple TV, Paramount+ and Prime Video. The recommendations encompass varies genres from comedies, thrillers, stand-up, medical drama and historical fiction.
As cosmetic surgery becomes more accessible, the question is: how much is too much? Fumi clashes with Rin Tohyama, a celebrity doctor at her cosmetic surgery clinic. Rin believes such procedures can build confidence and heal; Fumi disagrees, pointing out the consequences.
Too tired to follow a plot thread? Zakir Khan's fourth Netflix stand-up special can still elicit a few laughs. The show explores the relationship between father and son as it evolves with life experience. Khan became famous after winning Comedy Central's India's Best Stand-Up in 2012.
Understand India's fight against the British, this eight-part historical drama depicts the actions and motivations of a group of revolutionaries who fight fiercely to liberate their country.
An Australian thriller about a man willing to go to great lengths to find his daughter. Police dispatcher Ian Ridley receives a call from a teenage girl and becomes convinced she is his daughter who went missing. Determined to find her, he searches for her whereabouts, disregarding all consequences just to reunite with her.
Keeping up the comedic tone of fan favorite The Office, its spinoff is returning for a second season. Enthusiastic editor-in-chief Ned Sampson reignites his efforts to turn his small-town newspaper into a bastion of journalistic trust.
An adult animated comedy centered on two siblings, Andrew and Eunice Dang, whose already cluttered lives are thrown further askew by the arrival of their sister, Ruthie, who has her own problems, and a clashing personality.
This Australian romantic comedy's third season once again delves into the relationship between Ashley and Gordon, who keep returning to each other despite the split. Colin, their dog, keeps their lives entwined. This comedy is ideal for a few laughs.
From romantic comedies to animations, let your mind be occupied by amazing stories. You might not even have enough time to enjoy them all, but just know there's always next weekend. If you are unsure What to Watch this Weekend (19-20 September) from Dang! to K-drama Plastic Beauty, shift it to next weekend.
