5 Best New Shows to Stream This Week: Chris Pratt's Thriller and Netflix's Hit Rom-Com Return

As the autumn chill sets in, your streaming queue is heating up with a fresh slate of highly anticipated premieres and returning favorites. Whether you are looking for high-stakes action, mysterious dramedies, or the latest chapter in a beloved romance, this week's lineup across major streaming platforms has something for everyone.

The Must-Watch List for October 19-25

1. The Terminal List: Season 2 (Prime Video)

Chris Pratt returns as James Reece in the second installment of this intense action thriller. Picking up four years after the initial chaos, the new season finds Reece caught in an international conspiracy spanning Moscow and Langley, all while being offered a government pardon in exchange for a dangerous new mission.

2. Nobody Wants This: Season 3 (Netflix)

For those seeking something lighter, the charming duo Joanne (Kristen Bell) and Noah (Adam Brody) are back for season three. The couple has moved past their 'will-they-won't-they' phase, focusing now on the complexities of domestic life. Meanwhile, supporting characters Sasha and Esther navigate the complexities of being newly single, adding layers of humor and drama to the series.

3. Lupin: Season 4 (Netflix)

Omar Sy returns as the gentleman thief Assane Diop. In this installment, Assane is initially seen behind bars, attempting a quiet life. However, when a copycat begins using his legendary alias to commit spectacular heists, Assane is forced to break out of prison to restore his reputation.

4. Phony (Hulu)

This brand-new mystery-comedy series follows Sonny Cooke (Sam Nivola), who becomes convinced that the woman living in his home, claiming to be his mother, is an impostor. While everyone around him attributes his claims to trauma following a car crash, Sonny embarks on an investigation to prove his theory.

5. Newlyweds (NBC/Peacock)

Bringing real-life chemistry to the screen, Téa Leoni and Tim Daly star as a couple navigating the challenges of marriage after a whirlwind romance. The sitcom explores the friction between a free-spirited woman and a rigid professor as they attempt to merge their lives, complicated further by the arrival of an opinionated ex-wife played by Jamie Lee Curtis.