Looking for the best TV shows and movies streaming this week? I’ve got you covered with everything you need to know about the hottest releases from Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and more.

Be sure to tune into this episode for detailed recommendations on which shows and movies deserve a spot on your watchlist! I’ve taken extensive notes so you don’t have to—just sit back and discover the best of what’s streaming this week. 🎬📺

ChildStar (Hulu)

🗓 Debuts September 17th

Demi Lovato’s directorial debut is here! This docuseries dives deep into the world of former child stars like Drew Barrymore and Christina Ricci. If you loved HBO’s Quiet on Set, this is a must-watch. Expect viral moments and insider stories. 🎥🌟

Agatha All Along (Disney+)

🗓 Premieres September 19th

Marvel fans, don’t miss this WandaVision spinoff! Catherine Hahn returns as Agatha Harkness, taking viewers on a magical journey through the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). 🧙‍♀️🔮

American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez (Hulu)

🗓 Streaming September 18th

True crime meets sports drama in this Ryan Murphy series about NFL star Aaron Hernandez’s fall from grace. A gripping watch for fans of sports docuseries and real-life crime stories. 🏈⚖️

Monsters: The Menendez Brothers (Netflix)

🗓 Streaming September 19th

The infamous Menendez brothers case returns in this true crime docuseries. It’s perfect for fans of Ryan Murphy’s American Crime Story or Law & Order. 🔪🏛️

The Penguin (Max)

🗓 Debuts September 19th

Colin Farrell reprises his role as Oswald Cobblepot in this gritty Batman spinoff series. If you loved The Batman (2022), you can’t miss this continuation of Gotham’s dark underworld saga. 🖤🎩

Honorable Mentions:

• I Saw the TV Glow (Max): A24’s latest eerie thriller is perfect for fans of genre-defying horror. Premieres September 20th.
• Transformers 1 (Theaters): A prequel to the Transformers universe, this animated origin story lands on September 20th.
• La Maison (Apple TV+): High fashion meets high drama in this Succession-esque series, premiering September 20th.

In today’s episode of Easy Watch, I’m sharing my Top Picks from Recent Watches that are sure to become your next binge-worthy obsession. Over the past 30 days, I’ve watched over 40 TV series and movies, and today, I’m giving you the BEST of the BEST.

We all know how overwhelming it is to sift through endless content on Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Max. So, my goal with Easy Watch is to simplify your search for what to watch by curating the top recommendations to save you hours of scrolling.

1. The English Teacher (Disney+ and Hulu)

• Release Date: Tuesdays, weekly
• Streaming on: Disney+ and Hulu
• Kelsey’s Take: It's been ages since a TV comedy made me laugh this much—10-15 times per episode, no joke! Despite a few minor pacing and dialogue issues, this show is a must-watch. The soundtrack is also 🔥, and the storyline feels authentic and refreshing.
• Fun Fact: Kelsey even found a website that lists all the music from each episode (linked below). 🎶

2. Daughters (Netflix)

• Streaming on: Netflix
• Kelsey’s Take: A heart-wrenching yet beautiful film that is both eye-opening and emotional. For a deeper dive, check out Kelsey’s dedicated episode titled “American Murder: Laci Peterson, Daughters, and Chimp Crazy Documentary Reviews.” 🎙️

3. Chimp Crazy (Max)

• Streaming on: Max
• Kelsey’s Take: If you’re looking for something even more gripping than Tiger King, this is it! Kelsey warns: avoid spoilers and enjoy the emotional rollercoaster as it unfolds.

4. The Perfect Couple (Netflix)

• Streaming on: Netflix
• Kelsey’s Take: Pro tip: If you love this, check out Big Little Lies on Max for even more mind-blowing drama.

5. It Ends with Us (In Theaters)

• Starring: Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni.
• Kelsey’s Take: A must-watch drama that sticks with you long after the credits roll. For Kelsey’s full review, check out her episode, It Ends with Us (2024) Movie Review.

6. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (Max)

• Streaming on: Max
• Kelsey’s Take: Even if you’re not a Mad Max fan, this movie may surprise you! Anya Taylor-Joy delivers a compelling performance, and the movie’s grim but thrilling atmosphere is worth the watch.

1. Worst Ex Ever (Netflix): A dark and shocking docuseries exploring domestic abuse and the bravery it takes to escape.
2. Emily in Paris: Season 4, Part 2 (Netflix): The fashionable, light-hearted escapism you need this fall.
3. Kaos (Netflix): A bold reimagining of Greek mythology that’s still on Kelsey’s “must-finish” list. Stay tuned for her thoughts once she finishes the last few episodes!

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Join Kelsey Baird every week as she dives into the latest must-watch movies and TV shows, from Netflix originals to Hulu's hottest releases, and everything in between! Whether you're into heartwarming rom-coms, gripping true crime, or the newest streaming series, Kelsey has your entertainment lineup covered. Tune in for expert reviews, insider tips, and your guide to what's worth watching on platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and more! 🎬🍿

1. The Money Game: LSU (Prime Video)

🗓 Release Date: Tuesday, September 10th

🎬 Summary: This six-part docuseries delves into the NCAA's landmark decision to grant NIL (name, image, and likeness) rights to student-athletes. It features athletes like Olivia Dunne and Angel Reese, exploring how this new era is transforming college sports. Kelsey is particularly excited to spotlight women athletes, who often dominate the social media influencer game. 🌟🏀

2. Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter (Netflix)

🗓 Release Date: Thursday, September 12th

🎬 Summary: Directed by Ryan White and produced by Charlize Theron, this documentary follows a mother’s decade-long search for her missing daughter. Based on Nile Cappello’s reporting, it’s a gripping and emotional journey you won’t want to miss. 👩‍👧

3. Emily in Paris: Season 4, Part 2 (Netflix)

🗓 Release Date: Thursday, September 12th

🎬 Summary: Emily and Gabriel’s relationship heats up in the second half of this season, with Emily heading to Rome for even more romance and fashion drama. Kelsey discusses why Emily in Paris remains the ultimate easy watch—perfect for a fun, light-hearted binge. 👜💕

4. Civil War (Max)

🗓 Release Date: Friday, September 13th

🎬 Summary: Directed by Alex Garland, this dystopian thriller set in a war-torn America explores dark themes and high-stakes drama. Kelsey warns that while it’s not an easy watch, it’s an important one, especially in an election year. Expect intense performances and thought-provoking commentary. 🎥🔥

5. How to Die Alone (Hulu)

🗓 Release Date: Friday, September 13th

🎬 Summary: Created by and starring Natasha Rothwell, this half-hour comedy balances humor with emotional depth. It follows Mel, a broke JFK airport employee on a journey of self-discovery after a near-death experience. Kelsey is thrilled about this fresh, impactful storytelling. 😂✈️

6. Uglies (Netflix)

🗓 Release Date: Friday, September 13th

🎬 Summary: Based on Scott Westerfield’s YA book series, this dystopian sci-fi movie explores enforced beauty standards in a futuristic society. Starring Joey King, Kelsey thinks this one might be worth a watch, especially for fans of thought-provoking narratives. 👀💄

• In Vogue: The 90’s (Hulu)
• A docuseries diving into the iconic fashion trends of the 90s, featuring style legends and unforgettable moments from the decade. 🕶️👠
• Colin Jost and Michael Che Present: New York After Dark (Peacock)
• A live comedy special hosted by the SNL stars, filmed in front of a live audience in Brooklyn. 🎤😂

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