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The movie features Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn as a couple. Russell plays Dean, a carpenter hired to work on Hawn’s character Joanna’s yacht, but she’s constantly critical of his work. After Joanna falls off the yacht and loses her memory, Dean pretends to be her husband. The story follows Joanna, now calling herself Annie, as she adjusts to Dean’s messy, lower-class life and takes on the role of stepmother to his three energetic sons. Dean takes advantage of her amnesia and they begin a relationship, but when her actual family appears, her memory returns.

NBC has announced it will be back for a third season. The current season is airing now and will conclude on February 2nd.

Looking for something to watch? Ebaster’s weekly guides have you covered with recommendations from all the major streaming services – like Paramount+, HBO Max, Prime Video, Apple TV, and Peacock. Plus, you’ll find the most popular new shows and great classic series available on Netflix.

It’s been forty years since Wil Wheaton played Gordie Lachance in the movie Stand By Me, and now he’s revisiting Stephen King’s work by narrating the audiobook of The Body to mark the anniversary.

Look, a lot of fantastic horror shows have come out since it first aired, but I still think The Haunting of Hill House is the best TV horror has offered in the 21st century. It’s a true classic, a miniseries that really raised the bar and launched its creator into the spotlight as a major force in the genre.

This season of Bridgerton draws inspiration from classic fairytales, specifically resembling a Cinderella story with the budding romance between Benedict and Sophie. Beyond their charming first encounter, the show explores how social status and wealth affect their intense attraction. As with previous seasons, this adaptation of Julia Quinn’s novels takes some creative liberties.

Besides Prime Video, Ebaster has handpicked top shows to watch this week on Netflix, Paramount+, HBO Max, Apple TV, and Peacock. You’ll find a great mix of classic TV favorites and the latest popular series, all available through Prime Video.

Most science fiction disaster movies offer a hopeful ending, with heroes saving the day at the last minute. Don’t Look Up is different. It ends not with a miraculous rescue, but with a stark and unsettling conclusion. The film doesn’t provide heroes; instead, it forces viewers to confront the idea that we possessed the means to prevent disaster, but ultimately failed to act.

The upcoming Supergirl movie is generating a lot of discussion. As the first DC Universe project released that wasn’t directly overseen by James Gunn, initial reactions are varied. A major point of contention is that the film’s visual style doesn’t quite live up to the artistry of the Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic book it’s based on. This is especially concerning since the movie will be many viewers’ first look at Jason Momoa as Lobo, and it could end up being a less-than-ideal introduction to his character within the new DCU.

A new villain called Torment will debut in February’s Amazing Spider-Man/Venom: Death Spiral #1. The story will then continue in the regular monthly Amazing Spider-Man and Venom comics throughout March and April. Fans will learn the full story behind Torment in a special one-shot issue coming out on May 13, 2026.