“Netflix and relax” takes on a whole new meaning on those long, hot summer days. Why sweat it out when you can stay home, turn on the air conditioning, and enjoy new videos and TV screens this weekend on Netflix, Apple TV?Plus, what about other, more sensible streaming services?

The weekend slate is governed by the third and final season of “Vikings: Valhalla” and “All American: Homecoming. ” And fan favorite season 21 of “The Bachelorette” kicks off Jenn Tran’s journey to find love.  

As for movies, Tyler Perry is getting down to business with the romantic drama “Divorce in the Black” and “IF” can be streamed via subscription. Here’s our advisor on what to see this weekend. And for more recommendations, check out the three Apple TV displays in the top 10 to watch.  

Apple attracts Hollywood’s biggest comedic actresses. Their roster includes Maya Rudolph (“Loot”), Rose Byrne (“Physical” and “Platonic”) and Kristen Wiig (“Palm Royale”). And now, Rashida Jones joins them in this futuristic comedy-drama as Suzie, an American living in Kyoto, Japan, whose life is turned upside down when her husband and her son disappear in a mysterious plane crash.  

Her husband’s electronics company offers her a new home robot named Sunny as consolation. At first, Suzie resents the robot, but little by little they develop an unexpected friendship and begin to delve into the dark facts of what happened to her family.

Streaming now on Apple TV Plus

Hey, if Barbie can motivate a billion-dollar movie, a hit card game can serve as the basis for an adult animated comedy. When God (Tom Ellis) is sent back to Earth to reconnect with humanity, there’s a catch: he’s trapped in the frame of an overweight house cat.  

Godcat enters a dysfunctional circle of relatives in an attempt to solve his problems. And if you don’t know, his feline neighbor is none other than his sworn enemy, the Antichrist (Sasheer Zamata). However, in its current form, its endless war between the smart and the evil helps to keep being interrupted by laser pointers, pigeons, and naps.  

Streaming now on Netflix

All ancient epics will have to come to an end, unless they aim to catch up with the allotted time. “Vikings: Valhalla” doesn’t go that far and concludes with a third and final season. Seven years after the bloody and violent events of Season 2, Freydís Eiríksdóttir (Frida Gustavsson) is the undisputed leader of the pagan Jomsborg, while his brother Leif Eriksson (Sam Corlett) and Prince Harald Sigurdsson (Leo Suter) have conquered glory in Constantinople. Even so, more demanding situations remain for the trio of heroes, who face the option of never returning to Norway.

Streaming now on Netflix

The third and final season means game, set, and setup for the young adult drama, unless the media saves it from cancellation. Tennis hopeful Simone (Geffri Maya) is still dealing with the fallout from the decision about her love life she made at the end of Season 2. But romance will have to take a backseat when her tennis ambitions are threatened by the changes at Bringston University.

Meanwhile, Coach Marcus (Cory Hardrict) is also in trouble now that his long-lost wife has returned. JR (Sylvester Powell) is struggling to get her life back, and Thea (Camille Hyde) must make her mark in the professional world. circuit.

Streaming now on The CW

In the second season of the Starz royal drama, the Queen Regent of France, Catherine de Medici (Samantha Morton), took command of the court from her young son, Charles IX, until she came of age.   He faces a primal obstacle when a mysterious prophet named Edith wins a crowd of fanatics who promise to challenge the existing system, wreaking havoc across the country.  

Feeling threatened, the Bourbons turn to a family sovereign, Queen Elizabeth I (Minnie Driver). Catalina will have to do everything she can to retain her strength and regain control. What members of the posh royal circle of relatives are going through pales in comparison to the antics of the sixteenth century.  

Premieres Friday, July 12 at p. m. ET on Starz

Season 21 of “The Bachelorette” introduces the franchise’s first Asian-American cast member, 26-year-old Jenn Tran, who fought unsuccessfully to win the center of Bachelor Joey Graziadei earlier this year. Now she’s the one who delivers the roses to an organization of male suitors whose jobs range from aerospace engineer to day trader to “pet portrait entrepreneur. “Get ready for some bromances, some betrayals, some tears and teasing, and a ring on Jenn’s finger until the end.

Acting sisters Dakota and Elle Fanning donned their executive producer hats for this Abby Fuller-directed documentary series that highlights Dr. Fanning’s career. Ann Burgess, a pioneer in profiling serial killers. Burgess played a key role in solving some of the most infamous crimes in American history. The psychiatric nurse and teacher learned that in order to prevent these monstrous killers, it will first be necessary to inform the forces of order so that they think like one. Burgess studied the victims and the broken psyches of their attackers, piecing together two halves of a story to catch a killer.

Streaming Now on Hulu

Writer, director and producer extraordinaire Tyler Perry doesn’t limit himself to making Madea movies. He also directs thrillers (“Mea Culpa,” “A Fall From Grace”) and period dramas (“A Jazzman’s Blues”), and now he’s eyeing romance. Ava (Meagan Good) is a young banking professional devastated when her husband Dallas (Cory Hardrict) leaves her marriage. She is determined to fight for her relationship, until she discovers all of her bad actions that have not only undermined her marriage, but have also sabotaged her ability to be enjoyed through true love. her soul mate.

Streaming now on Prime Video

John Krasinski, who already made the transition from actor to director with the instant horror classic “A Quiet Place,” returns once again to healthy, comforting home cooking with “IF. ” In addition to directing this live-action fantasy, he plays the father of a 12-year-old girl named Bea (Cailey Fleming). She is still dealing with the death of her mother and her father is now in the hospital awaiting surgery at the center. In this complicated situation, Bea begins to see imaginary friends (IF). Her grandmother’s neighbor (Ryan Reynolds) is also the other user who can see them and takes her on an adventure to learn more about them.

Streaming now on Paramount Plus

Kelly is the editor of the Tom’s Guide streaming channel, so she basically watches TV for a living. Previously, she worked as a freelance entertainment for Yahoo, Vulture, TV Guide and other media outlets. When she is not watching television and videos for work, she watches for fun, attends concerts, writes songs, knits, and gardens.

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