New on Netflix, Hulu, Max: Shows and movies to watch this week

"Abbott Elementary" Season 4 available now on Hulu

Catch up quick: ABC's hit mockumentary left this year's Emmy Awards empty-handed.

• The comedy series lost five of its nine nominations to "The Bear," which caused some debate.

What we're watching: The "will they, won't they?" game between Janine and Gregory seemed to be over after the colleagues shared a kiss at the end of the last season.

• Their relationship status will be revealed this season.

"The Menendez Brothers" available now on Netflix

State of play: Acclaimed director Alejandro Hartmann interviewed Erik and Lyle Menendez for this documentary that revisits their infamous parricide case from multiple angles.

Driving the news: L.A. prosecutors are reviewing new evidence that could reduce their prison sentences. Kim Kardashian and nearly 400,000 petitioners are advocating for their release.

"Outer Banks" Season 4 available now on Netflix

The intrigue: Viewers will find out what happened during the 18-month gap between John B and the Pogues finding the gold in El Dorado and the crew being offered an opportunity to hunt for Blackbeard's treasure.

The fine print: This season is split into two five-episode parts. Part 2 will be available Nov. 7.

"Mr. Crocket" on Hulu

• A mother embarks on a journey to track down a mysterious children's show host who magically emerges from televisions to kidnap children and slay their parents. Available Friday

"Teacup" on Peacock

• This thriller based on "Stinger," Robert McCammon's bestselling novel, follows citizens in rural Georgia who are trying to survive a mysterious threat. Available now

"Starting 5" on Netflix

• The on-and-off-court lives of five NBA stars including LeBron James, Anthony Edwards, Jayson Tatum, Domantas Sabonis and Jimmy Butler are documented in this series. Available now

"Caddo Lake" on Max

• Behind the scenes: Seeing a photograph of the real Caddo Lake online inspired filmmakers Celine Held and Logan George to write this mystery film, produced by M. Night Shyamalan. Available now

"Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft" on Netflix

• This new animated series starring Hayley Atwell ("Agent Carter") follows the events of the video game's "Survivor" trilogy. Available now

"Disclaimer*" on Apple TV+

• Academy Award winners Cate Blanchett and Kevin Kline star in this thriller series about a journalist trying to keep her secrets from being exposed after she discovers they are in a book written by an unknown author. Available Friday

"Ali Wong: Single Lady" on Netflix

• The Golden Globe winner's fourth Netflix special is about her post-divorce dating journey. Available now

• The latest: She's dating fellow comedy star Bill Hader, who joined her onstage during one of her performances at The Wiltern in L.A., where the special was filmed.

"Killer Cakes" on Prime Video

• Matthew Lillard ("Scream") hosts this baking competition where contestants work with Hollywood horror special effects artists to create frightening cake designs for a $20,000 prize. Available now

"The Last of the Sea Women" on Apple TV+

• This documentary covers a group of aging divers who have cared for marine life around South Korea's Jeju Island for decades. Available Friday

"Dinner Time Live With David Chang" Season 2 on Netflix

• A new crop of celebrities including Maya Rudolph, Terry Crews, Gabriel Iglesias, Saweetie, Steven Yeun and John Mulaney will share holiday-themed meals crafted by Chang. Available now

"Roller Jam" on Max

• Jordin Sparks hosts this new competition series where 10 roller-skating teams compete for $150,000. Available now

"Lonely Planet" on Netflix

• A reclusive novelist (played by Laura Dern) falls for a younger man (Liam Hemsworth) during a writer's retreat in Morocco. Available Friday

"Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery" on Max

• This documentary investigates the mystique behind Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto and explains how the currency became more valuable over the years. Available now