A significant slate of new television series, films, and music is set to debut across various streaming platforms and other devices this week, providing audiences with a wide array of entertainment options. According to The Associated Press, the releases span multiple genres and formats, arriving from Tuesday, July 8th, through Friday, July 11th.
Premieres Kick Off Tuesday, July 8th
The week opens with two notable premieres on Netflix. First is the new comedy series titled “Too Much,” created by and starring Lena Dunham. The show also features Meg Stalter and is described as a semi-autobiographical story centering on a heartbroken New Yorker who makes the significant move to London. This marks Dunham’s return to television with a narrative exploring personal transition and adjustment in a new city.
Joining the scripted comedy on Netflix for its second season is “Quarterback,” the popular docuseries spearheaded by Peyton Manning. The program offers an intimate look into the lives and careers of National Football League (NFL) quarterbacks. This season follows the journeys of three prominent players: Joe Burrow, Jared Goff, and Kirk Cousins, providing behind-the-scenes access to their experiences on and off the field during a recent NFL season.
Mid-Week Arrivals: Bosch Spinoff and Magnolia Network Experiment
Wednesday, July 9th, sees a major expansion of a popular television universe on Prime Video. The new series “Ballard” debuts, serving as a spinoff of the acclaimed detective drama “Bosch.” The series is based on the successful books by author Michael Connelly and introduces audiences to LAPD homicide detective Renée Ballard, portrayed by actress Maggie Q. The show promises to bring Connelly’s gritty Los Angeles crime narratives to the screen through the perspective of a new protagonist.
As Thursday, July 10th, arrives, viewers can find new unscripted content streaming on Max. Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network presents the social experiment series “Back to the Frontier.” This program explores contemporary themes through the lens of a unique social dynamic, aligning with the Magnolia Network’s focus on lifestyle and human-interest programming.
Also releasing on Thursday, July 10th, is new music from Nigerian superstar Burna Boy. He is set to release his eighth studio album, titled “No Sign of Weakness.” Burna Boy, a globally recognized artist, continues to build upon his extensive discography with this latest musical offering.
A Packed Friday, July 11th
Friday, July 11th, marks the busiest day for new releases, with content arriving across several platforms. Showtime premieres “Dexter: Resurrection,” which is presented as a sequel to the recent series “Dexter: New Blood.” The show features the return of acclaimed actors Michael C. Hall and Peter Dinklage in central roles, continuing the narrative threads from the popular psychological thriller franchise.
Fans of reality television can look forward to a new installment in the “Love Island” franchise. Friday brings the debut of “Love Island: Beyond the Villa,” a spinoff of the popular dating competition series “Love Island USA.” This new iteration promises to offer more content and perspectives from the show’s universe.
Documentary enthusiasts have multiple options. Streaming concurrently on Disney+ and Hulu is “Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story,” a documentary film that delves into the making and legacy of the iconic movie “Jaws.” Meanwhile, the streaming service Mubi releases an experimental documentary centered on the influential band Pavement, offering an unconventional look at the indie rock group’s history and impact.
The horror genre receives attention with the release of the cult-horror movie “Opus.” Directed by Mark Anthony Green, the film stars Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich and will be available for streaming on HBO Max, adding a new title to the platform’s film library.
Finally, the week’s releases also include new music from the globally renowned group Backstreet Boys. They are set to release an album titled “Millennium 2.0” on Friday, July 11th, revisiting or reimagining material connected to their iconic “Millennium” album.
Together, these releases represent a diverse collection of new entertainment spanning television, film, and music, arriving this week on a variety of platforms for audiences worldwide.
