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**Streaming Must-Watches: Top Picks for the Week**
Looking for something new to binge-watch on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, or Disney Plus? Look no further! Boston.com's weekly streaming guide has got you covered. Here are five must-watch movies and TV shows that'll keep you entertained this weekend.
First up is "Roses," a comedy-drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman as a warring couple who can't seem to get along. While the film deviates from its predecessors, it still delivers plenty of laughs and drama. Catch it on Hulu.
Next, check out "Train Dreams," a historical drama that explores the life of an American laborer in the early 20th century. The film is beautifully shot, with stunning vistas of the Pacific Northwest. Available now on Netflix.
For some lighthearted fun, tune into "A Man on the Inside," Season 2 of Ted Danson's hit series about a retired professor turned private investigator. With its usual blend of humor and mystery, this show is sure to entertain. Streaming now on Netflix.
History buffs will love Ken Burns' new documentary, "The American Revolution." This visually stunning film tells the story of America's most pivotal moment in history. Catch it on PBS.
Last but not least, don't miss "The Beast in Me," a psychological thriller starring Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys as two complex characters entangled in a web of secrets and lies. With its twisty plot and stellar performances, this show is a must-watch. Available now on Netflix.
**Streaming Must-Watches: Top Picks for the Week**
Looking for something new to binge-watch on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, or Disney Plus? Look no further! Boston.com's weekly streaming guide has got you covered. Here are five must-watch movies and TV shows that'll keep you entertained this weekend.
First up is "Roses," a comedy-drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman as a warring couple who can't seem to get along. While the film deviates from its predecessors, it still delivers plenty of laughs and drama. Catch it on Hulu.
Next, check out "Train Dreams," a historical drama that explores the life of an American laborer in the early 20th century. The film is beautifully shot, with stunning vistas of the Pacific Northwest. Available now on Netflix.
For some lighthearted fun, tune into "A Man on the Inside," Season 2 of Ted Danson's hit series about a retired professor turned private investigator. With its usual blend of humor and mystery, this show is sure to entertain. Streaming now on Netflix.
History buffs will love Ken Burns' new documentary, "The American Revolution." This visually stunning film tells the story of America's most pivotal moment in history. Catch it on PBS.
Last but not least, don't miss "The Beast in Me," a psychological thriller starring Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys as two complex characters entangled in a web of secrets and lies. With its twisty plot and stellar performances, this show is a must-watch. Available now on Netflix.
but honestly too many episodes for me to keep up with, need some space to breathe. got a better chance of finishing it if it's like 6-8 eps max 
i need to watch them ASAP but like, can't they just make it easier to finish assignments too? 
school's been super stressful lately and all i want is some quality time with my favorite shows. maybe i'll even get some inspiration for our next group project from the historical drama 
. And Benedict Cumberbatch in a comedy-drama? Sold! 
I'll have to add "Roses" to my list, too. Ted Danson's show is always so much fun, and Claire Danes in a psychological thriller sounds like the perfect way to spend a Friday night 
. Has anyone else seen any of these shows or movies? What did you think? 
. Give me a good ol' fashioned guilty pleasure any day of the week. I've been watching "A Man on the Inside" and it's literally the perfect way to unwind after a long day. The mystery is engaging enough, but not too complex, and Ted Danson is just the bee's knees 
. If you're looking for something new, I'd say give that one a shot. But if you ask me, I'll stick with my trusty old favorites 
is that really a documentary if you can't finish it in one sittin'? 