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New on streaming: "Dark Matter," "The Whisper Man" and "Adults"
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Robert De Niro, Adam Scott and Michelle Monaghan in "The Whisper Man." David Lee/Netflix
Crime, comedy, sci-fi and football are on this week's list of notable streaming picks.
"The Whisper Man" — Thriller available Friday on Netflix
- When his young son disappears, a crime writer (Adam Scott) seeks help from his estranged father (Robert De Niro), the retired detective who years earlier caught the same serial killer now linked to the boy's abduction.
- Behind the scenes: The movie is based on the 2019 mystery novel by Alex North.
"Adults" — Season 2 premieres today on Hulu
- The Gen Z roommates in New York are back, and this time dealing with a love triangle, fertility drugs and more challenges.
- Catch up quick: The standalone prequel episode "Marathon Day" dropped between the first two seasons and shows how Paul Baker joined the friend group.
"Dark Matter" — Season 2 premieres Friday on Apple TV
- After fighting through alternate realities to reunite with his family, physicist Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton) becomes increasingly obsessed with the device that made his journeys possible, while his wife Daniela (Jennifer Connelly) questions whether their new world is safe.
- The big picture: Season 1 adapted Blake Crouch's 2016 novel, while the new season takes the story beyond the book with Crouch continuing as showrunner.
"Death of the Pastor's Wife" — Three-part documentary series available now on Netflix
- The series uses previously unseen footage and firsthand accounts to examine the life and death of Mica Miller, whose death was ruled a suicide after she had reported being stalked and said she feared for her life.
- The latest: Her estranged husband, John-Paul Miller, who declined to comment for the series, has pleaded not guilty to separate federal charges of cyberstalking Mica and making false statements to investigators.
"Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young" — Sports documentary available now on Netflix
- Former quarterback Vince Young revisits his rise from Texas football phenom to NFL star and the injuries, conflicts and personal losses that complicated his career.
- Flashback: Young passed for 267 yards and ran for 200 more in the 2006 Rose Bowl, scoring the go-ahead touchdown with 19 seconds left to give Texas the national championship.
Go deeper: See last week's picks.
