Your week ahead, without spoilers
From 19 October to 25 October, here is our selection of premieres to help you choose what to watch. We focus on new films, first seasons and returning shows, rather than treating catalogue additions as premieres or listing every weekly episode. Each date applies to the countries named in that entry.
Movies
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Our selection does not include confirmed premieres in this category this week. Other releases may still be available: use the calendar and its country filter to find dates that matter to you.
Series
The Terminal List · Season 2
21 October · Prime Video · Spain, United States. Check the local catalogue and release time before making plans; a date in one country does not confirm availability elsewhere.
James Reece returns in the main show. It offers a familiar action strand without confusing it with the Dark Wolf expansion.
Finish season 1 first. For expanded preparation, our suggested route places the Dark Wolf prequel between the two main-show seasons.
All eight episodes arrive together with an international release announced. Try four two-episode sessions or a slower pace; neither division is an official story structure.
Where’s Wanda? · Season 2
21 October · Apple TV · Spain. Check the local catalogue and release time before making plans; a date in one country does not confirm availability elsewhere.
The Klatt family returns in a German dark comedy. Keeping the family context is more useful preparation than looking up the search’s later developments.
This is a second season. Begin with the first if the characters are new to you and keep your progress before opening the new episodes.
It alternates action with humour and mystery. The date is verified for Apple TV in Spain; other territories need their own catalogue confirmation.
Nobody Wants This · Season 3
22 October · Netflix · United States. Check the local catalogue and release time before making plans; a date in one country does not confirm availability elsewhere.
Joanne and Noah return in a relationship comedy. This selection does not explain how their bonds change, keeping the return free of advance revelations.
Follow seasons 1 and 2 before season 3. Recalling each lead’s circle can be enough to return without a compilation of earlier endings.
It is an alternative to this week’s thrillers. The date applies to Netflix in the United States rather than an assumed universal release time.
Fading Grandeur · Season 1
23 October · Netflix · Spain, United States. Check the local catalogue and release time before making plans; a date in one country does not confirm availability elsewhere.
A mansion sale brings expectations and appearances into conflict. The setup invites character comedy without detailing what each person conceals.
This is a new show rather than another season of its creators’ earlier comedies. Start here; Grande de España and Fading Grandeur identify the same production.
Its six episodes and tonal contrast with the other weekly choices motivated the selection. A global release is announced; verify local access before arranging shared viewing.
Lupin, part 4
23 October · Netflix · United States. Check the local catalogue and release time before making plans; a date in one country does not confirm availability elsewhere.
Assane continues his story in another block. Explanations of his strategies stay out so this guide helps you choose rather than resolve the plot.
Complete earlier parts and check numbering in your account. Part 4 is not silently renamed season 4 as if every interface groups episodes identically.
It is a choice for returning to a familiar lead. The date refers to the United States; knowing the Arsène Lupin books is not required preparation.
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