Streaming this week: "The Witcher," "I Love LA," "Selling Sunset"

"The Witcher" Season 4 available now on Netflix

State of play: The new season follows Geralt, Yennefer and Ciri who are separated and traversing the war-ravaged Continent with groups of misfits.

What's next: Netflix has greenlit the fifth and final season of the series which, along with season 4, will adapt Andrzej Sapkowski's books: "Baptism of Fire," "The Tower of the Swallow" and "Lady of the Lake."

"I Love LA" available Sunday on HBO Max

Zoom in: Rachel Sennott ("Bottoms") is the creator and star of this comedy series about an LA-based friend group navigating life and relationships.

The intrigue: The list of notable cast members includes Josh Hutcherson, Leighton Meester, Elijah Wood and Quenlin Blackwell.

My thought bubble: Haven't we seen this show before?

"Selling Sunset" Season 9 available now on Netflix

The latest: Sofía Vergara's adoptive sister and cousin Sandra, who is also an actress and former TV correspondent, joins The O Group this season.

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"Joy to the World" on Disney+ and Hulu

• Emmanuelle Chriqui, Chad Michael Murray and Ayesha Curry star in this holiday rom-com about a lifestyle influencer who pretends to have the perfect family when a TV network decides to film Christmas dinner at her fabled, but fabricated, country home. Available Saturday

"Ballad of a Small Player" on Netflix

• Colin Farrell and Tilda Swinton star in this film about a high-stakes gambler who is offered a lifeline by a mysterious casino employee. Available now

"Hedda" on Prime Video

• Tessa Thompson stars in this adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's classic play. Available now

"Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers" on Netflix

• The life and crimes of serial killer Aileen Wuornos are revisited through interviews, archival material and Wuornos' own words in this documentary film. Available now

"A Demon's Revenge" on BET+

• Former WWE star Ariane Andrew stars in this film about a demon hunter who sets out to uncover the truth behind the haunting legends of Belize and Puerto Rico. Available now

"Don't Date Brandon" on Paramount+

• This true-crime docuseries follows two women who launch a podcast to expose a man they both married, which leads to more women coming forward about his problematic and criminal behavior. Available now

"Nightmares of Nature" Season 2 on Netflix

• Maya Hawke ("Stranger Things") returns to narrate this season of the spooky nature doc set in the Central American rainforest, where viewers follow a young opossum, a newly hatched iguana and a feisty jumping spider as they try to stay alive in the jungle. Available now

"Hazbin Hotel" Season 2 on Prime Video

• The soundtrack from this season of the adult animated musical is available for pre-order. Available now

"Star Wars: Visions" Season 3 on Disney+

• This animated anthology series returns with nine new stories set in the Star Wars universe. Available now

"The White House Effect" on Netflix

• This documentary uses archival material to examine how a political battle in the George H.W. Bush administration affected efforts to stop global warming. Available Friday

"Country Doctor" on HBO Max

• Filmed over three years in cinéma vérité style, this documentary follows a small-town Oklahoma doctor who fights to provide adequate health care for the community amid low resources and staff shortages. Available now

"Down Cemetery Road" on Apple TV+

• This thriller follows a woman and a private investigator who find themselves in a complex conspiracy when they investigate a house explosion in a quiet suburb and a girl's disappearance in the aftermath. Available now

"Twisted Wonderland" on Disney+

• This anime follows a high school student who's transported into a magical world ruled by leaders based on classic Disney villains. Available now