As rivals take a summer break, Hulu and Apple bring their A-games with "Justified: City Primeval," "What We Do in the Shadows," "The...
Summer used to mean a lull in TV programming. And with a few exceptions, that’s how the streaming scene feels this July.
Each month, this column offers tips on how to maximize your streaming and your budget, rating the major services as a “play,” “pause” or “stop” — similar to investment analysts’ traditional ratings of buy, hold or sell. We also pick the best shows to help you make your monthly decisions. At the top of the list is “Justified: City Primeval” , picking up the story of gunslinging U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens , after the beloved crime drama “Justified” ended its six-season run on FX in 2015. The limited-series spinoff, based on another Elmore Leonard novel, finds Raylan in Detroit, squaring off against a killer known as the Oklahoma Wildman . New episodes will stream a day after they air on FX. This is about as close to a sure thing as it gets, and should have “Justified” fans giddy.
Play, pause or stop? Play. Hulu is on fire, with easily the best crop of shows this summer — and it still has a new season of the superb “Reservation Dogs” coming in August.The hit, star-studded comedy/mystery series “The Afterparty” returns for its second season. This time there’s a murder at a wedding attended by Aniq and Zoe , and Detective Danner is once again on the case, with guest stars including John Cho, Paul Walter Hauser, Ken Jeong, Anna Konkle, Elizabeth Perkins and Zach Woods.
Who’s Apple TV+ for? It offers a little something for everyone, but not necessarily enough for anyone — although it’s getting there.Netflix Netflix NFLX has a relatively light schedule, though there are a handful of big-name shows on the way. Who’s Max for? HBO fans and movie lovers. And now, unscripted-TV fans too, with a slew of Discovery+ shows. There’s cause for concern though, after deep cuts and questionable moves by corporate parent Warner Bros. Discovery WBD and CEO David Zaslav.
Who’s Disney+ for? Families with kids, hardcore “Star Wars” and Marvel fans. For people not in those groups, Disney’s library can be lacking. Oddly enough, Peacock isn’t offering many compelling reasons to subscribe right now. July’s meager highlights are the standup comedy special “Kevin Hart: Reality Check” ; the entertainingly trashy relationship show “Love Island USA” , which is now exclusive to Peacock; and a movie adaptation of the classic videogame “Twisted Metal” , starring Anthony Mackie and Stephanie Beatriz.
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