Must-Watch Streams This Week: What to Watch (August 23)

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“Superkitties” – Season 2, New Episodes (Aug. 28)

Adorable and full of adventure, this animated series follows four fierce superhero kittens — Ginny, Sparks, Buddy, and Bitsy. On a mission to make their town of Kittydale a better and more “pawesome” place, each episode features two 11-minute stories. The SuperKitties receive a “SuperKitty Call” from an animal friend with a problem that only they can solve.

“Cursed Gold: A Shipwreck Scandal” (Available Now)

This three-episode docuseries tells the true story of maverick scientist Tommy Thompson and his team. They stunned the world in 1989 by recovering three tons of gold from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean from the SS Central America shipwreck. The series charts Tommy’s 30-year journey from a celebrated explorer to an infamous fugitive, ultimately landing him in a prison cell.

“Coco” (Available Now)

Despite his family’s baffling ban on music, Miguel dreams of becoming a musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz. Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the colorful Land of the Dead after a mysterious chain of events. Along the way, he meets trickster Hector, and together, they embark on a journey to uncover the truth about Miguel’s family history.

“Zootopia” (Available Now)

In the mammal metropolis of Zootopia, Judy Hopps becomes the first rabbit to join the police force. Eager to prove herself, she takes on a mysterious case that requires her to team up with Nick Wilde, a wily fox. Judy learns just how difficult it is to enforce the law in a city where every animal is out for themselves.

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“No Gain No Love” (Aug. 26)

This K-drama rom-com centers on Son Hae-yeong, who feels like she’s losing in every aspect of life. Frustrated, she arranges a fake marriage with Kim Ji-uk, a generous convenience store employee. By pretending to be married, Hae-yeong aims to avoid being overlooked for a promotion, but soon finds herself entangled in a complex quest for love and fulfillment.

“Fargo” (Available Now)

Set in 1987 Minnesota, this Oscar-winning film follows Jerry Lundegaard, a car salesman in debt who resorts to hiring thugs to kidnap his wife. He plans to collect ransom from her wealthy father, pay the thugs a small portion, and keep the rest to settle his debts. The scheme unravels when the thugs kill a state trooper.

“22 Jump Street” (Available Now)

After surviving high school, officers Schmidt and Jenko go undercover at a local college. As they try to crack another case, Jenko befriends someone on the football team while Schmidt infiltrates the bohemian art scene. Their partnership is tested as they struggle to balance their personal and professional lives.

“Pulp Fiction” (Available Now)

This iconic film weaves together the lives of several characters including hitmen Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega, boxer Butch Coolidge, and mob boss Marsellus Wallace. With intertwining storylines, the film presents a series of bizarre and uncalled-for incidents involving a stolen suitcase, a paid fight, and a night out with Mia Wallace.

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“UNTOLD: Sign Stealer” (Aug. 27)

Focused on football, this documentary delves into the story of Connor Stalions, an analyst for the Michigan Wolverines who developed a database of thousands of signals. When his constant presence on the sidelines drew suspicion, it ignited outrage and accusations of foul play. “UNTOLD” takes an in-depth look at Stalions’ journey and his side of the story.

“Kaos” – Season 1 (Aug. 29)

In this series, Zeus wakes up one day to discover a wrinkle on his forehead, setting off a paranoid and dangerous path. Convinced of his impending fall, Zeus becomes obsessed with the signs. The show features Greek gods and a group of mortals determined to protect the world and challenge the deities.

“Terminator Zero” – Season 1 (Aug. 29)

In a war-torn future, a soldier is sent back to 1997 to protect scientist Malcolm Lee, who is creating a new AI system. As Lee navigates the moral complexities of his creation, he is hunted by a relentless Terminator. The series explores a desperate bid to alter the fate of humanity.

“The Deliverance” (Aug. 30)

Inspired by a true story, this film follows Ebony Jackson, a single mother battling her personal demons. When she moves her family to a new home, strange occurrences raise suspicions from Child Protective Services. Ebony faces a harrowing struggle for her life and the souls of her children, with an ensemble cast including Glenn Close, Mo’Nique, and Andra Day.

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“Slow Horses” – Season 4 (Sept. 4, Season Premiere)

Adapted from Mick Herron’s “Spook Street,” the new season starts with a bombing that unravels personal secrets, destabilizing Slough House. The cast, including Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas, returns to navigate the fallout, creating a gripping narrative of espionage and intrigue.

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