New movies and shows this week on Hulu, Prime Video and Tubi
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Kim Kardashian in "The Kardashians." Photo: Courtesy of Disney
A new season of "The Kardashians" and "Invincible" and a workplace comedy about Gen Z are among the top new titles this week on Hulu, Prime Video, Tubi and Netflix.
"The Kardashians" season 6 available now on Hulu
The latest: In the season premiere, we follow Kim as she visits former Vice President Kamala Harris at the White House to discuss prison reform, the family celebrates Kourtney's 45th birthday at IHOP and Khloé reunites with estranged ex-husband Lamar Odom.
"Invincible" season 3 available now on Prime Video
Behind the scenes: The first three episodes of this critically acclaimed animated series are available to stream. New episodes will drop every Thursday through March 13.
"The Z-Suite" available now on Tubi
State of play: Lauren Graham ("Gilmore Girls") and Nico Santos ("Superstore") star in this workplace comedy about an ad agency C-suite that gets taken over by a group of Gen Z employees.
Driving the news: Tubi is airing an ad for the series during the Super Bowl.
"Sweet Magnolias" season 4 on Netflix
- The cast has released two new Christmas songs that will be featured this season: a rendition of "O Come, All Ye Faithful" by Heather Headley and a new original song by Dylan Rysstad. Available now.
"Clean Slate" on Prime Video
- Produced by TV legend Norman Lear, this sitcom follows an old-school car wash owner in Alabama (played by George Wallace) who is reunited with his son who is now a trans woman named Desiree (played by Laverne Cox). Available now.
"Kinda Pregnant" on Netflix
- Amy Schumer, Jillian Bell and Will Forte star in this comedy about a woman who becomes envious of her best friend's pregnancy and starts to wear a fake baby bump. Available now.
"Burden of Guilt" on Paramount+
- This docuseries follows a woman who investigates the murder of her baby brother, a crime that she was blamed for when she was 2 years old. Available now.
"Apple Cider Vinegar" on Netflix
- This Australian limited series inspired by real events is based on "The Woman Who Fooled the World" by journalists Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano. Available now.
"Death Without Mercy" on Paramount+ with Showtime
- Academy Award-nominee Waad Al-Kateab directs this documentary that follows two Syrian families in the aftermath of the tragic 2023 earthquake. Available now.
"The Takedown: American Aryans" on Max
- This four-part documentary examines the fall of a notorious Texas-based neo-Nazi group and the federal agent responsible for its destruction. Available now.
"The Lion King at the Hollywood Bowl" on Disney+
- Thirty years after the release of "The Lion King," this concert pays homage to the movie and its legacy with performances by Jennifer Hudson, North West and some of the 1994 film's original cast members. Available Friday.
