4 New TV Shows You Need to Binge This Weekend

Streaming services are constantly competing for the audience's attention, and the result is a steady stream of ambitious new shows spanning every genre imaginable. From thrilling sci-fi shows to sharp horror comedies, there are plenty of great recent TV series for fans to stream this weekend.

There'll be plenty of other highly-anticipated releases coming this month, including House of the Dragon Season 3 and The Bear Season 5, but fans should keep their eyes out for brand-new releases, both highly anticipated titles and hidden gems. Whether you want an Apple TV show that feels like a combination of Parks and Recreation and Twin Peaks or Amazon Prime's new Spider-Man project ahead of Brand New Day, these brand-new releases are the perfect binge-watch over the weekend of June 5–7.

4 Widow's Bay is Apple TV's Latest Sharp Comedy Show

Season 1 Drops on Apple TV From April 29 Until June 17

A horror comedy that is genuinely nerve-wracking while also providing well-written jokes is always rare, yet Widow's Bay manages to do just that. The show blends horror, comedy, and mystery in a story centered on a cursed New England island, where Matthew Rhys stars as Tom, the skeptical mayor of the town whose residents firmly believe their home is plagued by supernatural forces. As strange events continue to escalate, Tom is forced to question whether the residents might actually be right.

Viewers can binge Widow's Bay's 10 episodes in just over six hours.

Widow's Bay's unusual tonal balance helps the show stand out; the combination of creepy supernatural elements, memorable characters, and sharp comedy help make the world feel as unsettling as it does entertaining. Rather than relying solely on scares, Widow's Bay uses its mystery to explore community, belief, and the strange dynamics of small-town life. The genre-bending show keeps viewers guessing from episode to episode, and with eight of the season's 10 episodes already out, this weekend is the perfect time to catch up on Widow's Bay.

3 Dear Killer Nannies is a Fresh Crime Drama

Disney+ and Hulu Released Dear Killer Nannies Season 1 on April 1

Many movies, shows, and documentaries have covered the life of infamous Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, but Dear Killer Nannies takes a fresher approach. Based on Juan Pablo Escobar's memoirs, Dear Killer Nannies tells the remarkable story of what it was like growing up as the son of the notorious criminal. The series examines Juan Pablo Escobar's childhood from a unique perspective, revealing how many people tasked with caring for him were actually members of his father's criminal empire. What begins as a story about privilege soon turns into an exploration of loyalty, violence, and survival.

Viewers can binge Dear Killer Nannies' eight episodes in under five hours.

Dear Killer Nannies is a Spanish-language series that centers entirely on Juampi, offering a fresh perspective on Escobar's life with a focus on his impact through the eyes of his son. By focusing on family, memory, and the blurred line between protection and danger, Dear Killer Nannies offers a unique look at a familiar true-crime angle while delivering plenty of suspense and emotional depth.

2 The Boroughs Comes From the Creators of Stranger Things

Netflix Released All 8 Episodes of The Boroughs Season 1 on May 21

Produced by The Duffer Brothers, The Boroughs is a sci-fi mystery set inside a seemingly-idyllic retirement community. The series follows a group of residents who discover that a supernatural force is targeting the one thing they have the least of: time. Forced into action, the Boroughs residents begin to work together to uncover the truth behind the threat before it's too late. With Alfred Molina, Geena Davis, Alfre Woodard, and Bill Pullman, The Boroughs delivers a heartfelt story, incredible performances, and genuinely clever writing.

Viewers can binge The Boroughs' eight episodes in approximately six hours.

The Boroughs already boasts a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Its unique premise, which flips the tried-and-true formula of young heroes discovering new abilities, offers a fresh and emotionally resonant series that any sci-fi fan will love. The Duffer Brothers prove, once again, their ability to blend supernatural mystery with character drama, and considering The Boroughs Season 1 only consists of eight episodes, it's the perfect binge-watch this weekend.

1 Spider-Noir is a Fun, Pulpy Superhero Show

All 8 Episodes Dropped on Prime Video on May 27

Spider-Man: Brand New Day might be releasing this year, but Spider-Noir was another highly-anticipated adaptation of the iconic Marvel character. The series follows Nicolas Cage's Ben Reilly/The Spider, a jaded private investigator who operates in 1930s New York City. When a dangerous conspiracy pulls him back into action as the masked vigilante, Ben must confront his past while battling gangsters, superpowered criminals, and old enemies. The Prime Video show draws inspiration from Marvel's Spider-Noir comic book series and offers either a black-and-white or full color viewing experience.

Viewers can binge Spider-Noir's eight episodes in under seven hours.

Spider-Noir fully embraces its noir identity; rather than feeling like another superhero story, the series combines detective fiction, period drama, and comic-book action into something genuinely distinct. Nicolas Cage delivers a charismatic performance as Ben Reilly, while the stunning visual design and impressive fight choreography elevates Spider-Noir to new heights. It's one of the most original Spider-Man adaptations of all time, and with viewers able to binge the eight episodes in just over six hours, there's no better time to watch than this weekend.