This week in streaming, while Peacock continues its comprehensive coverage of the Olympics, other streaming services like Netflix, Max, and Hulu offer a variety of content for viewers looking for an alternative to sports. Zack Snyder is releasing director’s cuts of his Rebel Moon films on Netflix, on Aug 2. Hulu is premiering a new season of the animated series Futurama on July 29, while the season two finale of House of the Dragon will air on HBO and Max. Additionally, a new documentary, Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes, featuring never-heard-before interview tapes of the actress, will premiere on the channel. On Apple TV Plus, the docuseries Cowboy Cartel, based on the true story of a young FBI rookie taking down a Mexican drug cartel, will be available on Aug 2, and Starz will air the season one finale of the travelogue Down In The Valley on the same date.
On Netflix, viewers can expect two Zack Snyder director’s cuts with Rebel Moon – Part One and Rebel Moon – Part Two arriving on the platform on Aug 2, complete with additional footage and Snyder’s “true vision.” Also on Netflix, a new SpongeBob movie, Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie, will introduce Sandy’s family as she and Spongebob venture to Texas to rescue their friends. The season 6 finale of Too Hot To Handle will also be available on Aug 2. On Apple TV Plus, the docuseries Cowboy Cartel, focusing on an FBI investigation into a Mexican drug cartel, will be released on Aug 2. Meanwhile, on Hulu, Futurama fans can look forward to the premiere of season 12 on July 29, and the fourth film in the Planet of the Apes series, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, will be available on Aug 2.
Max subscribers can catch the season two finale of House of the Dragon on Aug 4, as the battle for the Iron Throne between Rhaenyra Targaryen and Alicent Hightower comes to a head. Additionally, viewers can watch the documentary Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes on Aug 3, offering an intimate look at the legendary actress’s career and personal life. Starz will air the season finale of Down In The Valley on Aug 2, hosted by Nicco Annan, exploring the culture of the Deep South. After the finale, Starz will run a marathon of all episodes on Aug 9, and viewers will have the option to stream all episodes as well.
Overall, this week in streaming offers a variety of content for viewers to enjoy, with new releases spanning across different genres and platforms. From director’s cuts of films to new seasons of beloved animated series, there is something for everyone to look forward to. Whether you’re a fan of sci-fi, documentaries, or travelogues, the streaming services have you covered with a diverse selection of shows and films to choose from. So grab your popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the latest and greatest offerings in the world of streaming entertainment.
