Starts streaming:<\/strong> April 11<\/p>\nThis sardonic postapocalyptic action-adventure series combines elements from different games within the larger \u201cFallout\u201d video game franchise, which since its debut in 1997 has delighted gamers with a mix of rich storytelling and wry wit. The series has Ella Purnell playing Lucy, an exemplary citizen in an underground bunker colony on an Earth ravaged by nuclear warfare. When circumstances force Lucy to the surface, the sunny optimism she learned from her father (Kyle MacLachlan) is tested by her encounters with scavengers, mutants and heavily armed soldiers in robotic armor. Developed by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy (the team behind \u201cWestworld\u201d) with the showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet (the co-writer of \u201cCaptain Marvel\u201d) and Graham Wagner (a \u201cPortlandia\u201d writer), \u201cFallout\u201d aims to be the rollicking, irreverent counter to all the dour end-of-the-world TV shows.<\/p>\n
Also arriving:<\/strong><\/p>\nApril 1<\/strong>
\u201cHouse\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 4<\/strong>
\u201cM\u00fasica\u201d<\/p>\nApril 5<\/strong>
\u201cHow to Date Billy Walsh\u201d
\u201cAlex Rider\u201d Season 3<\/p>\nApril 12<\/strong>
\u201cApartment 404\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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April 18<\/strong>
\u201cDinner With the Parents\u201d Season 1
\u201cGoing Home With Tyler Cameron\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 25<\/strong>
\u201cThem: The Scare\u201d Season 2<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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New to Apple TV+<\/h2>\n
\u2018Girls State\u2019<\/strong>
Starts streaming:<\/strong> April 5<\/p>\nThe 2020 documentary \u201cBoys State\u201d followed a group of Texas high schoolers at a politics-themed summer camp. For this sequel, the directors Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine cover a similar camp from a different perspective, embedding with Missouri high school girls as they run for office, draft resolutions and hear court cases, emulating the functions of a state government. This particular edition of Missouri\u2019s Girls State was held on the same campus as Boys State, inviting direct comparison between the programs (which differ in their levels of rigor). It also happened not long after the draft of the Supreme Court\u2019s Dobbs v. Jackson decision was leaked. As with the earlier film, Moss and McBaine avoid turning their subjects into simplistic heroes or villains. Instead, \u201cGirls State\u201d honors these bright, concerned young ladies\u2019 earnest interest in making friends and becoming better leaders.<\/p>\n
\u2018Sugar\u2019 Season 1<\/strong>
Starts streaming:<\/strong> April 5<\/p>\nColin Farrell stars in this highly meta detective series, playing a private eye, John Sugar, who loves old movies and models a lot of his behavior after his Hollywood heroes. When he takes an assignment to find the missing daughter of a legendary film producer (James Cromwell), he uncovers some dark truths about show business that challenge his preconceptions about human nature. There is another layer to \u201cSugar,\u201d revealed late in the season and best left unspoiled. But for the most part, this show is a stylish neo-noir exercise with a stellar cast, including Amy Ryan, Anna Gunn, Nate Corddry, Eric Lange and Kirby.<\/p>\n
\u2018Franklin\u2019<\/strong>
Starts streaming:<\/strong> April 12<\/p>\nMichael Douglas plays Benjamin Franklin in this historical drama, based on Stacy Schiff\u2019s nonfiction book \u201cA Great Improvisation: Franklin, France, and the Birth of America.\u201d Set during the years when Franklin served as the ambassador to France for the fledgling United States \u2014 and tried to turn his international fame into money for the new nation \u2014 the mini-series captures the complicated diplomacy of a radical era. Noah Jupe plays William Temple Franklin, the founding father\u2019s grandson, assistant and prot\u00e9g\u00e9, who is overwhelmed by the courtly glamour of Paris. Co-written by Kirk Ellis (best-known for the mini-series \u201cJohn Adams\u201d) and Howard Korder (a playwright who worked on \u201cBoardwalk Empire\u201d), \u201cFranklin\u201d is at times a fish-out-of-water comedy and at times a political thriller, but it\u2019s primarily about men and women struggling to steer the direction of a rapidly changing world.<\/p>\n
Also arriving:<\/strong><\/p>\nApril 3<\/strong>
\u201cLoot\u201d<\/p>\nApril 24<\/strong>
\u201cThe Big Door Prize\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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New to Disney+<\/h2>\n
\u2018Bluey: The Sign\u2019<\/strong>
Starts streaming: <\/strong>April 14<\/p>\nA typical episode of the beloved animated kids show \u201cBluey\u201d is about 10 minutes long, capturing some small and often enchanting moment in the lives of a family of Australian dogs. The new special episode \u201cThe Sign\u201d runs about triple that length, and tells a story about \u2026 well, actually both Disney in the United States and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation overseas are staying mum about the plot, though the commercials for the episode do imply that Bluey and Bingo and their parents and friends are headed toward some sort of celebratory event. More important for American \u201cBluey\u201d fans: \u201cThe Sign\u201d will be available stateside on the same day it airs in Australia, sparing us the usual multi-month wait.<\/p>\n
Also arriving:<\/strong><\/p>\nApril 3<\/strong>
\u201cWish\u201d<\/p>\nApril 22<\/strong>
\u201cTiger\u201d
\u201cTiger on the Rise\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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New to Hulu<\/h2>\n
\u2018The Greatest Hits\u2019<\/strong>
Starts streaming: <\/strong>April 12<\/p>\nIn this unusual romantic drama, Lucy Boynton plays Harriet, a woman who loves music so intensely that when she hears certain songs her consciousness is transported back in time, to relive moments she spent with her boyfriend Max (David Corenswet), who died. This makes it hard for Harriet to live her life, since at any moment a song in a coffee shop or wafting out of a passing car could knock her into the past. And it\u2019s especially hard for her to pursue a new relationship with David (Justin H. Min), a grieving guy from her support group. Written and directed by Ned Benson (making his first movie since 2013\u2019s well-reviewed but distribution-challenged \u201cThe Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby\u201d), \u201cThe Greatest Hits\u201d takes a fresh approach to a common story, about people having trouble letting go of their pasts.<\/p>\n
\u2018Under the Bridge\u2019<\/strong>
Starts streaming: <\/strong>April 17<\/p>\nBased on Rebecca Godfrey\u2019s nonfiction book \u201cUnder the Bridge: The True Story of the Murder of Reena Virk\u201d \u2014 about teenagers accused of murdering a classmate in a small British Columbia town in 1997 \u2014 this mini-series stars Riley Keough as Godfrey, researching her book by getting close to the suspects. Lily Gladstone plays the local police officer Cam Bentland, who has her own reasons for wanting to get to the bottom of what actually happened and why. Created by Quinn Shephard \u2014 an indie filmmaker known for the dark, youth-oriented dramas \u201cBlame\u201d and \u201cNot Okay\u201d \u2014 \u201cUnder the Bridge\u201d follows the lead of Godfrey\u2019s reporting by offering an empathetic look at a culture of partying and bullying in an isolated community.<\/p>\n
\u2018The Veil\u2019<\/strong>
Starts streaming: <\/strong>April 30<\/p>\nThe \u201cPeaky Blinders\u201d creator Steven Knight returns to television for this six-episode mini-series, starring Elisabeth Moss as Imogen Salter, an MI6 agent called in to help with a tricky situation at a Syrian refugee camp. Yumna Marwan plays Adilah, a fugitive believed to be a notorious, mysterious terrorist commander. Josh Charles plays Max, a C.I.A. agent often at odds with Imogen over how to get the truth out of Adilah. As the two women travel across Europe, they talk about their lives \u2014 though both of them have ulterior motives behind every moment of candor. \u201cThe Veil\u201d leans heavy on Knight\u2019s two strengths as a writer: punchy dialogue and twisty action plots.<\/p>\n
Also arriving:<\/strong><\/p>\nApril 1<\/strong>
\u201cDon\u2019t Worry Darling\u201d
\u201cShazam! Fury of the Gods\u201d
\u201cVanderpump Villa\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 3<\/strong>
\u201cU.F.O. Factory\u201d Season 1<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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April 5<\/strong>
\u201cDinosaur\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 6<\/strong>
\u201cThe Fable\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 7<\/strong>
\u201cGO! GO! Loser Ranger!\u201d Season 1
\u201cMission: Yozakura Family\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 10<\/strong>
\u201cBlood Free\u201d Season 1
\u201cCurtain Call\u201d Season 1
\u201cGrand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise\u201d Season 1
\u201cThe Incredible Dr. Pol\u201d Season 24<\/p>\nApril 11<\/strong>
\u201cImmediate Family\u201d<\/p>\nApril 15<\/strong>
\u201cThe Stranger\u201d<\/p>\nApril 17<\/strong>
\u201cDrain the Oceans\u201d Season 6
\u201cDr. Oakley, Yukon Vet\u201d Season 12
\u201cSee You in Another Life\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 20<\/strong>
\u201cHigh Hopes\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 22<\/strong>
\u201cHip-Hop and the White House\u201d<\/p>\nApril 24<\/strong>
\u201cWonderful World\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 26<\/strong>
\u201cThank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story\u201d<\/p>\nApril 27<\/strong>
\u201cBroken Horses\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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New to Max<\/h2>\n
\u2018The Sympathizer\u2019<\/strong>
Starts streaming:<\/strong> April 14<\/p>\nBased on Viet Thanh Nguyen\u2019s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel \u2014 adapted for television by the Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook and the Canadian filmmaker Don McKellar \u2014 this mini-series covers several years in the life of a Vietnamese immigrant with a complicated past. Hoa Xuande plays the protagonist and narrator known as \u201cthe Captain,\u201d who lived a cosmopolitan lifestyle before the Vietnam War. Because of his familiarity with the West, he was drafted by the North Vietnamese to go undercover with the South Vietnamese. When Saigon falls, the Captain catches a transport to the United States, where he continues his spying, observing firsthand how his new neighbors are rewriting America\u2019s history with the war. Robert Downey Jr. pops up throughout the series in multiple roles, reinforcing the theme of people caught between different identities.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Also arriving:<\/strong><\/p>\nApril 4<\/strong>
\u201cHop\u201d Season 1
\u201cThe Synanon Fix\u201d<\/p>\nApril 5<\/strong>
\u201cThe Zone of Interest\u201d<\/p>\nApril 6<\/strong>
\u201cAlex Edelman: Just for Us\u201d<\/p>\nApril 9<\/strong>
\u201cBrandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion\u201d<\/p>\nApril 16<\/strong>
\u201cAn American Bombing: The Road to April 19th\u201d<\/p>\nApril 18<\/strong>
\u201cConan O\u2019Brien Must Go\u201d Season 1<\/p>\nApril 21<\/strong>
\u201cThe Jinx: Part 2\u201d<\/p>\nApril 26<\/strong>
\u201cWe\u2019re Here\u201d Season 4<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n