New on streaming: "The Gentlemen," Raygun doc and "Mayday"

• Guy Ritchie's crime series picks up a year later, with Eddie (Theo James) expanding his criminal empire into Italy.
• The latest: Netflix has already confirmed a third season.

Mayday — Action comedy film available Friday on Apple TV.

• Ryan Reynolds plays an American pilot who gets stranded behind enemy lines, where he's discovered by a former KGB agent played by Kenneth Branagh.
• Behind the scenes: It comes from John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, the duo that wrote "Spider-Man: Homecoming" and directed "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves."

UNTOLD Raygun: Breaking Badly — Documentary available now on Netflix.

• It follows Rachael "Raygun" Gunn from her viral Olympic debut as a breaker to the backlash and conspiracy theories that followed.
• What they're saying: In the trailer, Gunn recalls her therapist asking her ahead of the Games, "What's the worst that could happen?"

9/11: United We Stand — 25 Years Later — Special available now on Disney+ and Hulu.

• Michael Strahan leads a look at how sports, Broadway, music and comedy helped Americans start finding their footing after 9/11.

• Zoom in: The special features Pete Davidson, Jon Bon Jovi, Jon Stewart, Robin Roberts, Billy Crystal, Matthew Broderick, Jimmy Fallon, Mark Messier, Victor Cruz and Derek Jeter.

Chad Powers — Season 2 available today on Hulu.

• Glen Powell's football comedy picks back up with Russ Holliday trying to keep the Chad Powers disguise intact under much bigger pressure.
• Behind the scenes: The series traces back to Eli Manning's undercover Penn State tryout stunt. Manning is back as an executive producer.

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