
Slow Horses, Crystal Lake, Carrie, and more.
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Crystal Lake (Peacock)
Set in the early ’70s, this prequel to the long-running movie series explores the backstory of the franchise’s vengeful killer, Pamela Voorhees. Keep one eye open for young Jason (remember him?), who appears in flashbacks without his iconic hockey mask.
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Tulsa King, season 4 (Paramount+)
Sylvester Stallone steps back into the tailored suits of Dwight Manfredi, Tulsa’s reigning kingpin, but enemies are coming at him from all directions. Crooked politicians, rival crime families, cutthroat businessmen, and the feds all loom large in season 4.
Slow Horses, season 6 (Apple TV)
This quick-witted spy drama follows a dysfunctional team of MI5 agents—and their obnoxious boss, the notorious Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman)—as they navigate the espionage world’s smoke and mirrors to defend England from sinister forces.
Carrie (Prime Video)

In this fresh take on Stephen King’s Carrie, an introverted teen with nascent telekinetic powers navigates high school bullies and the casual cruelty of social media. Creator Mike Flanagan’s new eight-episode horror series on Prime Video reimagines King’s first novel, previously adapted into the iconic 1976 film, for an era of online scrutiny.
2026 NBA season (NBA, Peacock, Prime Video)
Keep up with the on- and off-court action with these all-star apps. Watch your favorite teams with a League Pass subscription or catch a night’s worth of games with Multiview in the NBA app. The national broadcast NBA on NBC is back and streaming in the Peacock app, while Prime Video has 66 regular-season games as well as the NBA Cup tournament on its schedule.
In case you missed it…
Ted Lasso, season 4 (Apple TV)
The feel-good sensation returns with Coach Lasso and the gang leading a new squad of underdogs: the Lady Greyhounds. After making the tough decision to leave Richmond at the end of season 3, Ted’s now living the simple life in Kansas and spending more time with his son, Henry. But an unexpected visit from old friends presents him with an irresistible new challenge: coaching a second-division women’s football team.
The Traitors: New Blood (Peacock)
Behold—more delectable betrayal and deceit! This season, everyday people, not celebrities, will storm the castle for a chance at the $250,000 bounty. After the group is divided into two factions, the Faithfuls will attempt to identify the Traitors among them before they’re all eliminated. Alan Cumming, fresh off his third straight Emmy® win for Outstanding Host for a Reality Program, returns to preside over the treachery.
The Traitors: New Blood airs on NBC and streams next day on Peacock.
Masters of the Universe (Prime Video)
By the power of Grayskull! Nicholas Galitzine stars as Adam, an exiled prince living on Earth with a ho-hum job in human resources. But after reuniting with his long-lost Sword of Power, he returns to his home planet of Eternia to battle archenemy Skeletor (Jared Leto) and reclaim his birthright as He-Man.
Lioness, season 3 (Paramount+)
Taylor Sheridan’s star-studded spy thriller ramps up the intensity in its third season, immediately putting Joe McNamara (Zoe Saldaña) in peril. With her supervisor, Kaitlyn Meade (Nicole Kidman), on the hunt, can the CIA bring McNamara back before it’s too late?