new and noteworthy tv: 5/24-6/6

Lisey’s Story

Excited for the return of odd Mr Inbetween, the start of what is sadly the final season of The Bold Type, am going to wrap up Kominsky, and I was worried they weren’t going to release the final season of Kim’s Convenience before I got there but I’m only on season 2. I’ve also been recording Pose but have yet to watch, um any of them, and it’s scheduled to wrap, is this worth it?

  • Whitstable Pearl (Acorn) Series Premiere, Monday 5/24 – Based on the novels this six-part series will look at 16th century English seaside town and what might be under the picturesque surface.
  • Panic (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 5/28 – Based on the novel, each graduating class in this small Texas town competes for a chance out, this year the rules change.
  • Housebroken (Fox) Series Premiere, Monday 5/31 – A new addition to the animation lineup, focusing on pets who gather for a therapy group.
  • We Are Lady Parts (Pea) Series Premiere, Thursday 6/3 – A music comedy following a Muslim female punk band.
  • Lisey’s Story (Ap+) Series Premiere, Friday 6/4 – Based on the Stephen King book, this was around the time I stopped trying to keep up with him, but Julianne More plays the lead wherein a series of unsettling events follow the death of her husband, played by Clive Owen.
  • Little Birds (Starz) Series Premiere, Sunday 6/6 – Based on Anais Nin’s short stories a New York heiress arrives in Tangier in 1955 ad finds excitement in the city.
  • Domina (Epix) Series Premiere, Sunday 6/6 – Caesar’s third wife, something tells me things aren’t simple.

More streaming:

  • Mad for Each Other (Net) Series Premiere, Monday 5/24 – This Korean romantic comedy finds neighbors’ lives entwined as they see the same psychiatrist.
  • Black Space (Net) Series Premiere, Thursday 5/27 – A rogue detective investigates a massacre in this Israeli thriller.
  • Parot (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 5/28 – A Spanish police thriller about the killing of former inmates after the annulment of the Parot doctrine.
  • Racket Boys (Net) Series Premiere, Monday 5/31 – A city kid is brought to the countryside when his father comes to coach a badminton team in this Korean drama.
  • Dom (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 6/4 – The story of a boy from Rio on the path to becoming the leader of a criminal gang.

Returning streaming: Madagascar (Hulu, 5/27), Bruh (BET+, 5/27), Ragnarok (Net, 5/27), Kominsky Method (Net, 5/28), The Ultimate Fighter (ESPN+, 6/1), Kim’s Convenience (Net, 6/2), The Fungies (HBOM, 6/3), The Gulf (SundN, 6/3), Summertime (Net, 6/3), Why Women Kill (Para+, 6/3), Feel Good (Net, 6/4).

The procrastinator lists mostly scripted items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST.

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