What's new on streaming: "Star City" to "Spider-Noir"

Need a new (or returning) show? We have you covered with five picks available to stream by the weekend.

"Star City" — series premiere available Friday on Apple TV+.

• As "For All Mankind" reaches its fifth-season finale, this spinoff retells the flipped space-race story from the Soviet side.
• Catch up quick: Both shows are set in a world where Soviet cosmonauts beat the Americans to the moon by a month.

"Spider-Noir" — series premiere available now on Prime Video.

• Nicolas Cage leads this live-action Marvel noir as an aging private investigator/web-slinger in 1930s New York.
• Between the lines: Viewers can choose whether to watch in color or black and white.

"Deli Boys" — Season 2 available now on Hulu.

• The crime comedy returns with the Dar brothers, who inherited their late father's criminal empire, working with a casino king played by Fred Armisen.
• State of play: Season 1 had a 96% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

"The Four Seasons" — Season 2 available Thursday on Netflix.

• Tina Fey, Colman Domingo and Will Forte return for more seasonal trips — and challenges in friendship and marriage — this time with the pregnant girlfriend of Steve Carell's late character in the mix.
• By the numbers: Netflix says Season 1 was its most-watched English-language TV show for its first two weeks and drew 24.4 million views.

"Rafa" — docuseries available Friday on Netflix.

• This four-part series offers a close-up look at tennis great Rafael Nadal's career. It includes interviews with Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and John McEnroe.
• Driving the news: The show arrives during the French Open, a year after Roland-Garros honored Nadal in Paris for his record 14 French Open men's singles titles.