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What To Watch This Weekend: Streaming Guide for April 4-6

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What to watch this weekend on streaming platforms

As April arrives in full bloom, so does an eclectic slate of streaming options guaranteed to satisfy your weekend viewing cravings. From a sharp satire set in Hollywood to high-octane thrillers and nostalgic comedies, there’s something for every mood and screen size. Whether you’re wondering what to watch this weekend or just need something to unwind with, this curated lineup has you covered.


🎬 The Studio

Streaming on: Apple TV+
Seth Rogen leads this razor-sharp industry satire as the hilariously incompetent head of a major movie studio. Co-created with Evan Goldberg and former Veep writers Peter Huyck and Alex Gregory, the show skewers Hollywood egos and misfires with cameos from real-life directors like Martin Scorsese and Olivia Wilde. If you’re looking for a show that understands the absurdity of showbiz from the inside out, The Studio is what to watch.


🏳️‍🌈 Mid-Century Modern

Streaming on: Hulu
Fans of classic network-style comedies will find comfort in this multi-camera throwback about three older gay men (Matt Bomer, Nathan Lane, and Nathan Lee Graham) living together in Palm Springs. With a pedigree that includes Will & Grace creators and one of Linda Lavin’s final performances, this Golden Girls–inspired gem proves that what to watch this weekend doesn’t always need to reinvent the wheel.


🔍 Holland

Streaming on: Prime Video
Nicole Kidman stars in this moody psychological thriller as a woman investigating her husband’s suspected infidelity. With Gael García Bernal and Matthew Macfadyen in supporting roles, Holland explores secrets buried beneath suburban calm. While critics remain divided, it’s a compelling watch for fans of slow-burn suspense.


💥 MobLand

Streaming on: Paramount+ (Available Now)
Guy Ritchie brings his signature grit to MobLand, a crime drama once pitched as a Ray Donovan spinoff. Now a standalone London-set series, it stars Tom Hardy, Helen Mirren, and Pierce Brosnan in a tale of boxing rings, bullet storms, and criminal double-crosses. If action is your genre, this is what to watch this weekend.


🎸 A Complete Unknown

Streaming on: Hulu
Timothée Chalamet channels Bob Dylan in this James Mangold–directed biopic chronicling Dylan’s early rise in 1960s New York. Skipping the usual biopic clichés, the film dives deep into the folk scene and earned Chalamet another Oscar nod. A must-see for music lovers.


🚗 Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip

Streaming on: Disney+
A family-friendly follow-up to the 2014 hit, this Disney+ Original continues the chaotic misadventures of young Alexander. Reviews are split, but it’s a safe pick if your weekend viewing includes little ones.


📺 The Life List

Streaming on: Netflix
A woman sets out to complete her teenage bucket list in this romantic comedy that’s sparked both controversy and breakups. Despite mixed (leaning negative) reviews, curiosity alone might drive viewers to see what all the fuss is about.


🔍 Bosch: Legacy – Season 3

Streaming on: Prime Video
The gritty detective saga returns with more of the compelling character drama that’s made it a fan favorite. Titus Welliver steps back into the role of Harry Bosch, now operating outside the LAPD in a series that critics say just keeps getting better.


🤖 Transformers One

Streaming on: Prime Video
This 2024 action hit tells the origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, winning over both fans and critics. With some of the highest ratings in Transformers franchise history, this is the adrenaline rush to watch this weekend.


🧙‍♀️ The Wheel of Time – Season 3

Streaming on: Prime Video
After a rocky first season, The Wheel of Time has transformed into a fantasy juggernaut. With episodes that feel cinematic and storytelling that’s found its rhythm, this adaptation of Robert Jordan’s epic is finally living up to its potential.


🏨 The White Lotus – Season 3

Streaming on: Max
Set in Thailand, this season deepens the show’s signature mix of dark comedy and existential dread. With standout performances from Parker Posey and Jason Isaacs, this eerie vacation is what to watch if you crave character-driven weirdness.


🏥 The Pitt

Streaming on: Max
This real-time medical drama blends urgency and emotional depth in ways that echo 24. Tense, moving, and original, The Pitt is one of the most talked-about shows on TV right now — and rightfully so.


🏀 Final Four – NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

Streaming on: CBS | Paramount+ | Fubo | March Madness Live App
The road to the national title has reached its peak. For the first time since 2008, all four No. 1 seeds — Auburn, Duke, Florida, and Houston — have made it to the Final Four. With all three remaining games airing on CBS and streaming across platforms, college hoops fans know exactly what to watch this weekend.


Whether you’re diving into dystopian fantasy or laughing along with roommates, this weekend’s streaming slate is rich with possibility. Whatever you’re in the mood for, there’s no shortage of unforgettable stories — and no excuse to scroll endlessly. Now you know what to watch this weekend.

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