This weekend brings a variety of new shows and movies to streaming platforms, with notable releases including the teen sports drama "Crew Girl" on Netflix, the final season of the Australian sitcom "Colin From Accounts" on Paramount+, and the true crime docuseries "A Killer Story" on HBO Max.
Netflix's "Crew Girl" centers on a 16-year-old competitive rower whose family relocates after a scandal. Upon entering her new school, she discovers the absence of a women's rowing team and joins the men's team, leading to drama and competition. All eight episodes are now available.
Paramount+ is releasing the third and final season of "Colin From Accounts." The Australian series, created by and starring Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, follows the developing relationship between Ashley and Gordon, who initially meet after a car accident and bond over adopting an injured dog. This season will wrap up their story.
For true crime enthusiasts, HBO Max is premiering "A Killer Story." This three-part documentary series investigates the case of Dana Chandler, accused of murdering her ex-husband and his girlfriend in 2002. The series features investigative journalists and citizen detectives who believe in Chandler's innocence, offering a look into both the case and the true crime community.
Other notable releases include "Call My Agent! The Movie" and "The Perfect Lie" on Netflix, and "Bombshell" (2019) on Amazon Prime Video. Hulu's new additions feature "Ancient Aliens: Complete Season 22" and "Crime in Progress: Complete Season 1." Disney+ is adding "Kraven the Hunter" and new episodes of "Flex X Cop," while Starz will feature episode 7 of "Fightland: Season 1."
Additional content across platforms includes "NFL Melbourne Game" and "Physical 100: Italy: Season 1" on Netflix, and "NWSL on Prime" and "Yankees on Prime" live sports events on Amazon Prime Video. HBO Max is also releasing "Krypto Saves the Day, Season 2A" and "Save My Skin, Season 6."