TV Shows

Best shows on every streaming platform right now: April 2026 guide

Too many streaming services. Not enough time. Here is exactly what is worth watching on each platform right now.

Netflix:

  • Stranger Things (Final Season, Part 1) — the Duffer Brothers are wrapping up the biggest Netflix original ever. Mixed reviews but essential viewing.
  • Black Mirror Season 7 — the AI episodes are uncomfortably prescient.
  • Wednesday Season 2 — Jenna Ortega continues to carry this franchise.

Apple TV+:

  • Severance Season 3 — best show on television right now. Period.
  • Slow Horses Season 5 — Gary Oldman mumbling his way through MI5 bureaucracy. Consistently excellent British espionage.
  • Silo Season 3 — the sci-fi epic that deserves more viewers.

Max (HBO):

  • The White Lotus Season 3 — Thailand setting. Mike White cannot miss.
  • The Last of Us Season 2 — Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey delivering the game's most controversial storyline.
  • Hacks Season 4 — Jean Smart is a national treasure.

Disney+:

  • Andor Season 2 — the best Star Wars content since the original trilogy.
  • Daredevil: Born Again — hit or miss but the courtroom scenes are excellent.

Amazon Prime:

  • Fallout Season 2 — the first season was a surprise hit. Season 2 expands the wasteland.
  • The Boys Season 5 (final season) — wrapping up the most savage superhero satire ever made.

The value ranking: Apple TV+ > Max > Netflix > Prime > Disney+ for quality per dollar spent.

Sources: Rotten Tomatoes, personal viewing, each platform's release schedule

Community ReportAutomatedSource: Community ReportPublished: Apr 4, 2026, 2:23 AM

4 Comments

The Last of Us Season 2 adapting Part II of the game is going to be divisive. That story broke the gaming community in half. The show adaptation will do the same.

Andor Season 2 is the show Star Wars fans have been begging for since 1983. Tony Gilroy understood that Star Wars works best when it treats the universe seriously instead of as a toy commercial.

Apple TV+ being the best value in streaming is the most counterintuitive truth in entertainment. Nobody talks about it because nobody has it, but the quality per show ratio is absurd.