5 New TV Shows to Watch This Weekend on Netflix, HBO, Paramount+ and More

Looking for a quick weekend binge? The Season might fit the bill. The six-episode Hulu drama premiered on June 17. It follows a wealthy group of friends whose luxurious summer escape in Hong Kong takes a messy turn as secrets, rivalries, and hidden motives come to light. Filmed entirely in Hong Kong, the series offers plenty of stunning local scenery. Better yet, it's a complete miniseries, so you can finish the whole story in a single weekend without worrying about future seasons.

Released on Netflix on June 18, I Will Find You stars Sam Worthington as a man serving a life sentence for the supposed murder of his young son. Based on Harlan Coben’s 2023 novel, the limited thriller follows his character after evidence emerges suggesting the boy may still be alive. His search for answers uncovers long-buried secrets and a wider conspiracy. Since it's a one-season miniseries, viewers can enjoy the complete story in a single weekend.

Season 2 of Sugar premiers globally on Apple TV+ on June 19, bringing Colin Farrell back as private investigator John Sugar. This time, he's searching for the missing brother of a rising boxer while also continuing the hunt for his own missing sister. New episodes arrive every Friday through August 7. And if you're new to the series, this weekend is the perfect opportunity to catch up.

If spy thrillers are more your speed, now is the perfect time to catch up on The Agency before Season 2 arrives on Paramount+ on June 21. Starring Michael Fassbender, the series follows CIA operative Brandon Colby, better known by the codename ‘Martian.’ The new season picks up after his life-changing decision at the end of Season 1, which forces him into the dangerous position of working as a double agent to protect Samia (Jodie Turner-Smith). Even better, all 10 episodes of Season 2 will be available at once, making it an easy binge.

If there's one show fantasy fans will be talking about this weekend, it's House of the Dragon. The prequel returns to HBO and HBO Max for Season 3. Set roughly a century before the events of Game of Thrones, the fantasy drama follows the bloody Targaryen civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons. The Season 3 premiere airs at 9 pm ET on June 21, with new episodes releasing weekly on Sundays. And yes, the long-awaited Battle of the Gullet is finally making its way to the screen.