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- Ozark season 4 part 1 (Netflix)
- The World According to Jeff Goldblum season 2 part 2 (Disney Plus)
- Munich: The Edge of War (Netflix)
- As We See It (Prime Video)
- Billions season 6 (Showtime)
- Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (Apple TV Plus)
- The Gilded Age (HBO Max)
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By Axel Metz
published 21 January 2022
What’s new on Netflix and other streamers this weekend?
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January 2022 has already given us a plethora of new movies and TV shows to stream, which is somewhat surprising considering the year has only just begun.
Part 1 of Ozark’s fourth and final season comes to Netflix this Friday, ready to continue the crime-laden misadventures of Jason Bateman’s Marty Byrde and his wife, Wendy (Laura Linney), on the shores of the titular Missouri lake.
Picking up directly where season 3 left off, Ozark’s new episodes find the couple on the brink of freedom from Felix Solis’ ruthless cartel boss, Omar Navarro. But, according to Netflix, “frail family bonds” threaten to drop the Byrde’s in yet more hot water.
Given that we’re only getting half of the story here, expect the proverbial to hit the fan in these first seven episodes (the remaining seven are expected to arrive later in the year).
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When we spoke to Jeff Goldblum about season 2 of his hit Disney Plus docuseries back in November last year, he told us that The World According to Jeff Goldblum is “looking to entertain, enchant and educate” its viewers.
Now, as the remaining five episodes land on the streamer, we’re excited to see where the eponymous presenter takes that remit next. We know, for a start, that part 2 will include episodes covering subjects such as puzzles, motorcycles and birthdays, which is no less than we’d expect from such an idiosyncratic character.
We’ll have to wait until season 3 for the show to go beyond US borders, but we’re confident that Uncle Sam has more than enough new stories to fulfil Goldblum's ambition all on its own.
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British stars Jeremy Irons and George MacKay lead the line in this adaptation of Robert Harris’ bestselling novel, which follows two diplomats (MacKay and Jannis Niewöhner) on a mission to avoid global catastrophe in the days leading up to the start of WWII.
Early criticism has been mixed so far, with one outlet describing Munich: The Edge of War as a “riveting spy thriller [but] toothless biopic,” though we’re confident there’s enough espionage-based drama here to keep the tension boiling.
Judging by the trailer, MacKay will once again be performing his best 1917 running technique in this one – presumably in light of a plan gone awry.
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Created by the Emmy award-winning Jason Katims (Parenthood, Friday Night Lights) and based on a popular Israeli series, Amazon's latest drama follows a trio of twenty-something roommates, who are all on the autism spectrum, as they navigate early adult life.
As We See It stars Albert Rutecki, Rick Glassman and Sue Ann Pien as the roommates in question. Incidentally, each actor is on the autism spectrum themselves, lending a refreshing authenticity to the fictional experiences of the show’s main characters.
It’s been described as “a fundamentally big-hearted show” that pushes “a variety of emotional buttons with confidence,” so expect to see a welcome mix of entertainment and education from this one.
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Billions returns for its long-awaited sixth season this Sunday and, for the first time in the show’s history, its once-leading man Damian Lewis won’t be reprising his role as hedge fund kingpin Bobby 'Axe' Axelrod.
Instead, Corey Stoll’s Mike Prince will be taking his place on the Axe Capital throne. Naturally, though – as fans of the series will have come to expect – Paul Giamatti’s ruthless attorney, Chuck Rhoades, will stop at nothing to scupper his rapid rise to power.
Episode 1 will be available to watch on Showtime’s streaming service from Sunday, with the remaining five entries arriving on a weekly basis.
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One for the kids, adults or both, Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock resurrects the iconic 1980s TV show for modern audiences, with The Jim Henson Company (of Muppets fame) returning as series producers.
This new show is distinct from the Fraggle Rock: Rock On! shorts that were released in April 2020 (who could forget!) and will instead consist of 13 full-length episodes. Viewers can expect more of the same silliness, humor and catchy songs, though.
“Dance your cares away, worries for another day / Let the music play, down at Fraggle Rock.” Don’t know it? You soon will.
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Okay, this one technically doesn’t arrive until Monday, but it’s worth flagging ahead of next week’s roundup so you can catch it as soon as possible.
The Gilded Age is basically HBO’s answer to Downton Abbey. Directed by the latter’s Michael Engler and written by its creator, Julian Fellowes, this nine-episode period drama follows the life of an orphaned young woman who finds herself forced to navigate the unfamiliar world of American high society in the 1880s.
The show’s ensemble cast is so huge that we don’t dare list every actor involved here, but Meryl Streep’s daughter – Louisa Jacobson – makes her debut in The Gilded Age alongside veterans like Christine Baranski and Nathan Lane.
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