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Here's what's new on Apple TV+, Hulu, Netflix, Max, Prime Video, Peacock and Paramount+.
What we're watching: A new doc about a controversial fast fashion brand, a time-traveling rom-com and a show based on a popular video game series.
My pick of the week
"Brandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion" — Available now on Max
The intrigue: This new doc covers the controversy behind women's apparel brand Brandy Melville and the adverse effects of fast fashion on our ecosystem.
What they're saying: "A lot of companies have been exposed," director Eva Orner told Axios. "The difference is that the owners acknowledged it … and they were impacted. The thing with Brandy [Melville] is when the exposé came out, they did nothing."
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"The Greatest Hits" — Available tomorrow on Hulu
The vibe: Lucy Boynton ("Bohemian Rhapsody") stars in this romantic drama about a woman with the power to time-travel to moments with her late boyfriend when she hears certain songs.
My thought bubble: The film is worth a watch for the unique twist on time travel, but the love story falls flat.
"Fallout" — Available now on Prime Video
State of play: In this film based on the acclaimed video game series, Ella Purnell ("Yellowjackets") plays a vault-dweller in search of her father in a post-nuclear version of the U.S.
The big picture: Shows based on popular video games like "The Last of Us," "Halo" and "Twisted Metal" are becoming trendy and successful.
More to watch
"The Sympathizer" on Max
- Robert Downey Jr. and Sandra Oh star in this limited satirical series about a Vietnam War-era communist spy who relocates to Los Angeles after the war and quickly learns his spying days aren't over. Available Sunday.
- Behind the scenes: The series is based on Viet Thanh Nguyen's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
"Good Times" on Netflix
- J.B. Smoove, Yvette Nicole Brown and Jay Pharoah star in this animated rendition of the classic '70s sitcom. Available tomorrow.
- Driving the news: Reactions to the trailer have been mostly negative.
"Franklin" on Apple TV+
- Michael Douglas stars as Benjamin Franklin in this new series about the diplomat's secret mission to gain French support during the Revolutionary War. Available tomorrow.
"What Jennifer Did" on Netflix
- "American Murder: The Family Next Door" director Jenny Popplewell is behind this true crime documentary about a young Canadian woman and the investigation of her parents' violent murder. Available now.
"The Challenge: All Stars" season 4 on Paramount+
- Taking place in South Africa, this season will include a few notable (but rarely seen) cast members from "The Challenge," including Kefla Hare, Flora Alekseyeva, Adam Larson and Rachel Robinson. Available now.
"Unlocked: A Jail Experiment" on Netflix
- This new series follows a real social experiment in an Arkansas detention center where inmates are given the freedom to leave their cells and make their own rules. Available now.