What to Watch This Weekend: Guy Ritchie, Glen Powell, and Streamers Prep for Fall
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Major streaming platforms are rolling out fresh television slates for the weekend, featuring new seasons from Guy Ritchie and Glen Powell alongside massive library additions.
As September kicks off and gaming sessions inevitably compete with fall television drops, major streaming platforms are rolling out heavy-hitting slates for the weekend. According to recent reporting by Polygon, viewers looking to unwind between raid nights or battle pass grinds have plenty of new options across Netflix, Prime Video, and Hulu. Guy Ritchie is back with the second season of The Gentlemen on Netflix, continuing the high-energy criminal escapades of Theo James and his inherited estate. Meanwhile, Hulu brings back Glen Powell in the sports-comedy Chad Powers, where he attempts to salvage a disgraced football career using questionable prosthetics and a fake identity.
For those who prefer a massive binge or some reality television background noise while grinding daily challenges, Netflix has expanded its library significantly. The platform is now hosting hits like Mindy Kaling's The Sex Lives of College Girls alongside the juggernaut family drama Heartland, which is currently pushing into its nineteenth season. Reality TV fans can also dive into Earle Meets World, an eight-episode run following influencer Alix Earle and her family in a style reminiscent of classic cable television.
Rounding out the weekend lineup are several notable cross-platform additions, including the late-night comedy spin-off The Varnell Hill Show on Paramount Plus and the Kevin Kline vehicle American Classic, which has officially transitioned over to Prime Video. Whether you are looking for stylish action or low-stakes comedy to throw on second-monitor duty while queueing up matches, this weekend offers a solid mix of entertainment as the seasonal shift begins.
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Original article: Polygon