New on streaming: "Mormon Wives" and a "Snowfall" spinoff

• In the "Snowfall" spinoff, Wanda and Leon (Gail Bean and Isaiah John) are back in 1990s Los Angeles, where Wanda believes West Coast rap can reshape culture and Leon is trying to leave the streets behind for good.
• By the numbers: The series' trailer has more than 21 million YouTube views, and the original series has a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives — Season 5 available Thursday on Hulu and Disney+

• The MomTok creators are back together, with Taylor Frankie Paul still carrying the fallout from her canceled "Bachelorette" season.
• The latest: Whitney Leavitt has popped up on "Dancing With the Stars" and Broadway, while her husband, Conner Leavitt, is set to join the next season of "Dancing With the Stars."

Last Seen — Thriller available now on Apple TV

• In this Australian thriller, Patrick Brammall plays a father chasing a call that might lead him to his daughter who disappeared 11 years ago.
• Zoom in: It's adapted from Ryan David Jahn's novel, "The Dispatcher."

A Killer Story — Three-part docuseries available Thursday on HBO Max

• This digs into the Dana Chandler case and what really happened in the 2002 double homicide of her ex-husband and his girlfriend, after one unaffiliated couple is convinced Chandler didn't do it.
• The latest: Chandler is serving consecutive life terms after her 2025 conviction for the murders.

The Perfect Lie — Seven-part drama series available Thursday on Netflix

• After a house fire kills someone in a close-knit friend group, four couples start questioning which parts of their lives are built on lies.
• Behind the scenes: The Dutch series is based on bestseller "The Dinner Club" by Saskia Noort.

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