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Here's what's new on Prime Video, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Max, Paramount+ and BET+.
What we're watching: A new game show that tests how the brain works, a sci-fi thriller with a star-studded cast and a new season of "The Kardashians."
Max's pick of the week
"The 1% Club" — Available now on Prime Video and Fox
State of play: Comedian Patton Oswalt hosts this new game show in which 100 contestants compete to answer a question only 1% of the country can get right for a prize of up to $100,000.
What they're saying: "Your CV has nothing to do with how you'll do in the game," Oswalt told Axios. "I have watched people that are literally working part time at a pet store smoke people with multiple Ph.D.s. It's kind of fascinating."
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"Atlas" — Available tomorrow on Netflix
Driving the news: Jennifer Lopez, Simu Liu and Sterling K. Brown star in this new sci-fi film about a misanthropic analyst who must learn to trust her AI-controlled bodysuit so she can capture a corrupt robot.
Fun fact: This is J-Lo's second thriller in two years with Netflix. She also starred in "The Mother," released in May 2023.
"The Kardashians" — Available now on Hulu
The intrigue: Kourtney's pregnancy with her first child with Travis Barker is at the center of the fifth season of this reality show.
More to watch
"Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza" on Paramount+
- This three-part documentary dives into the origins and evolution of Lollapalooza and its co-founder Perry Farrell. Available now
"Stax: Soulsville, USA" on Max
- This doc about the Memphis-based record label behind soul artists including Otis Redding and Isaac Hayes won the TV Premiere Audience Award at SXSW. Available now
"The Ms. Pat Show" season 4 on BET+
- This Emmy-nominated sitcom returns with guest stars including Richard Lawson, Tommy Davidson, Flex Alexander and Golden Brooks. Available now
"The Beach Boys" on Disney+
- The story of the pop music pioneers is told in this documentary with never-before-seen footage and new interviews. Available tomorrow
