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The air is crisp, Thanksgiving is nigh, and, as ever, there are all manner of exciting new things to watch this weekend. Here, a roundup of everything you should be streaming from Friday to Sunday:
Saturday Night Live with host and musical guest Charli XCX
It seems we have officially transitioned from Brat summer into Brat fall (Brautumn?), what with Charli due to both host and perform as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this weekend. Keeping a tally of how many times the word “brat” is used on the show should be interesting. —Emma Specter
How to watch: Catch the show live on NBC at 11:30 p.m. EST or stream it the next day on Peacock.
Sherwood Season 2
In its first season, Sherwood, a Nottinghamshire-set crime drama on Britbox starring the wonderful David Morrissey and Lesley Manville, gained notice for being what so many British crime shows are—filled with twisty mystery, quirky characters, a vivid sense of place. But it was also acclaimed for its unique grounding in the painful history of England’s miners’ strike in the 1980s, which stoked divisions within working-class communities and spelled the end of a vital industry. The murder investigation in the first season resurrected all of that, pitting members of a Nottingham village against each other all over again. It was one of the best shows of 2022, and what a gift to have a second season coming now, the first episodes of which are available on BritBox. There’s a new family at the center; a tragic crime that unearths old furies; and amid the economic devastation, there’s also a looming revival of coal-mining by rich investors, making this a fascinating portrait of post-Brexit tumult. —Taylor Antrim
How to watch: Stream on BritBox.
Landman
Maybe you miss Friday Night Lights, or maybe you understand Billy Bob Thornton is a gosh-darn national treasure. Maybe you’ve become hooked on writer-director Taylor Sheridan’s talent for creating romantic, tough-talking, occasionally retrograde, if highly entertaining American melodramas. Whatever your reasons, you really must check out Landman, the new Texas oil country drama debuting with two episodes on Paramount+ this Sunday. The cast is stacked (Thornton, Jon Hamm, Michael Peña, Demi Moore) and the Lone Star atmosphere (country music needle drops, a high school football game in episode one) is as thick as the crude these guys are pumping out of the ground. Landman is based on the hit Texas Monthly podcast Boomtown and collides roughnecks and drug gangs and Big Oil lawyers in a shamelessly escapist (and extremely timely) way. There’s simply no one like Thornton, who plays the company fixer at the center of the action to weary, good-ole-boy, expletive-laced perfection. His hand badly injured in episode two, he’s asked if he wants a doctor. His answer: “No, I want a cigarette and a Dr Pepper.” —TA
How to watch: Stream on Paramount+.
Say Nothing
This gritty series based on Patrick Radden Keefe’s stunning true-crime biography from 2018 is possibly exactly the wrong thing to stream if you’re deeply missing Derry Girls: Sure, Say Nothing is also set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, but it’s tonally different in just about every conceivable way (minus the accents). Still, all nine episodes of the show are available to stream now, and while we would never be so bold as to tell you how to organize your weekend, this one is most definitely worth losing a full Sunday to. —ES
How to watch: Stream on Hulu.
Bad Sisters Season 2
Speaking of Ireland (sorry, terrible segue), Sharon Horgan’s delightful and frequently suspenseful Apple TV+ series is back for its second season, picking up with the Garvey sisters as they continue to conceal the lurid yet surprisingly relatable crime they committed in Season 1. The brilliant addition of Fiona Shaw to the cast makes Bad Sisters feel even more like an across-the-pond version of Big Little Lies, though it isn’t remotely derivative; Horgan’s writing is as dark and clever as it was on Catastrophe. —ES
How to watch: Stream on Apple TV+.
