Streaming platforms are set to deliver a diverse slate of new and returning content this week, with notable premieres spanning comedy, drama, and documentary. Beginning July 11, 2025, audiences can access a highly anticipated new series from a celebrated creator, the return of a long-running fan favorite, a landmark documentary celebrating a cinematic milestone, and the revival of a dark dramatic character.
New Series Spotlight: Lena Dunham’s “Too Much”
Leading the week’s new offerings is Lena Dunham’s latest series, “Too Much,” now available for streaming on Netflix. Co-created by Dunham and her husband, Luis Felber, the show draws loosely from their own relationship, offering a blend of romance and comedy filtered through Dunham’s distinctive perspective. The narrative centers on Jessica, portrayed by Megan Stalter, a New Yorker who makes a significant life change following a breakup, relocating across the Atlantic to London.
In London, Jessica’s journey takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Felix, an indie musician. Felix is played by Will Sharpe, known for his versatile performances. The series delves into the complexities of starting over in a new country and navigating a new relationship, infused with the sharp wit and introspective humor characteristic of Dunham’s previous work.
Returning Favorites: “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” Hits Season 17
Fans of long-running television comedies have reason to celebrate as “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” returns for its 17th season. The acclaimed series, known for its dark humor and outrageous scenarios involving the proprietors of Paddy’s Pub, continues its remarkable run.
New episodes of the show air on Wednesdays on the FXX network. Following their linear broadcast, these episodes become available for streaming the very next day on Hulu. This release model allows both cable subscribers and streaming-first viewers access to the latest misadventures of the Philadelphia-based gang.
Cinematic Anniversaries: “Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story”
Marking a significant cultural milestone, a new documentary special celebrates the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s seminal film “Jaws.” Titled “Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story,” this National Geographic production offers viewers an in-depth look at the making and enduring legacy of the iconic thriller that defined the summer blockbuster.
The special premiered on National Geographic on July 10th at 9 p.m. ET, offering a prime-time television event for film enthusiasts. For those preferring to stream, “Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story” becomes available starting July 11th across two major streaming platforms: Hulu and Disney+. This dual-platform release ensures broad accessibility for audiences wishing to delve into the history of the classic film.
Dramatic Return: “Dexter: Resurrection”
The world of psychological thrillers sees a significant return with the premiere of “Dexter: Resurrection.” This new series brings back Michael C. Hall in his iconic role as Dexter Morgan, the forensic analyst with a hidden life as a vigilante serial killer. The premise of this latest iteration sees Dexter following his son, Harrison, played by Jack Alcott, to New York City.
“Dexter: Resurrection” makes its debut on July 11th, exclusively available on Paramount+ with Showtime. This premiere marks another chapter in the complex and often controversial story of Dexter Morgan, exploring the dynamics between father and son against the backdrop of a new urban environment.
A Week of Diverse Content
Collectively, the releases for the week of July 11, 2025, offer a wide spectrum of entertainment options for streaming subscribers. From intimate romantic comedy-drama and veteran sitcom humor to deep dives into film history and the continuation of a dark character study, platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Paramount+ with Showtime are adding considerable depth to their libraries, catering to varied audience tastes and preferences.
