Top 6 Movies and Shows to Stream This Weekend (February 6-8)

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If you’re on the hunt for the best new movies and shows to binge this weekend, we’ve got some fantastic picks. As January wraps up and we dive into February 2026, fresh releases have hit the top streaming platforms, and we’ve curated the best options so you won’t miss out.

Below, we’ve compiled a list of 6 must-see new movies and shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Apple TV Plus, and Hulu that you should keep an eye on. This week, we’re highlighting the return of a fan-favorite legal drama, new episodes of the year’s standout series, and even a classic that’s been entertaining audiences for nearly two decades.

Keep your watchlist stocked with essential titles while we monitor all the upcoming movies and new shows. Ready? Here are our top picks for the week.

Available: Worldwide Watch now: Prime Video

The final episode of Fallout season 2 has arrived! Whether you’ve been tuning in weekly or waiting to binge the entire season, carve out some time this weekend for one last journey into the wasteland.

As showrunner Jonathan Nolan promised, this season has been “bigger, weirder, and darker,” featuring Lucy (Ella Purnell) and the Ghoul (Walton Goggins) teaming up to explore the ruins of New Vegas. Check out our Fallout season 2 review for more insights before or after you catch the finale, now available for streaming.

Fallout season 2 is available to watch on Amazon Prime.

Available: Worldwide Watch now: Netflix

We can’t get enough of a good legal drama, and The Lincoln Lawyer is currently one of the best. Defense attorney Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) is back for another case as season 4 just dropped on Netflix, and this one could change everything for him. After years of defending others, Mickey now finds himself needing to defend his own freedom.

As fans may recall from the season 3 finale, the body of Mickey’s former client Sam Scales (Christopher Thornton) was found in the trunk of his iconic car. Now, he must prove his innocence and protect his reputation while facing the formidable prosecutor Dana Berg (Constance Zimmer).

The Lincoln Lawyer season 4 is available to stream on Netflix starting February 5.

Available: US Watch now: HBO Max

If you’re not watching A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, you’re missing out on one of the standout shows of 2026, offering a fresh twist on the Westeros saga. While Game of Thrones and its prequel House of the Dragon are all about bloodshed and serious drama, this new series based on George R.R. Martin’s novels injects much-needed humor and lightness into the franchise.

The highest-rated first season in the Game of Thrones universe follows the adventures of Ser Duncan the Tall (Peter Claffey) and Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell) as Duncan strives to become a respected knight while Egg escapes his troubled family. With episode 4 arriving this weekend, now’s the perfect time to get invested in their journey.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 4 airs on HBO Max on February 8.

Available: Worldwide Watch now: Disney Plus

When a show hits its seventeenth season, you know it’s a classic. Ancient Aliens is back with more intriguing extraterrestrial tales, covering everything from mysterious structures to UFO sightings.

According to the season synopsis, “Investigators travel the globe in search of evidence to determine whether life on Earth began in outer space and if aliens influenced humanity in ancient times. Did extraterrestrial beings visit Earth and share technological knowledge or impact human religions? And importantly, if aliens have visited before, will they return? Alien theorists believe the answer to both questions is a resounding yes.”

Ancient Aliens season 17 premieres on Disney Plus on February 4.

Available: Worldwide Watch now: Apple TV Plus

Shrinking made its return last week, and we couldn’t be more excited. This Apple TV favorite is back, and now that the second episode is available to stream, it’s the perfect time to catch up. Co-created by lead star Jason Segel, Ted Lasso’s Brett Goldstein, and Bill Lawrence, the new season introduces Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox to the cast.

With Harrison Ford reprising his role as therapist Paul Rhoades, the new season continues exploring themes of grief and forgiveness, focusing on how to move forward. In the first trailer, we see Jimmy struggling to open himself up to love again, while Gaby feels stuck and Alice navigates college life.

Shrinking season 3 releases new episodes on Apple TV Plus every Wednesday.

Available: US Watch now: Hulu

The Planet of the Apes franchise roared back to life in 2024, reigniting fans’ passion for the story. Now that Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes is available to stream on Hulu, it’s the perfect weekend watch as we await a potential sequel. And if you’re feeling adventurous, why not embark on a movie marathon of the entire saga (a total of 10 films)?

Set nearly 300 years after the events of 2017’s War for the Planet of the Apes, the film follows a feral young woman named Mae (The Witcher’s Freya Allan) as she teams up with a young chimpanzee, Noa (Owen Teague), to thwart the tyrannical ape leader Proximus Caesar (Abigail’s Kevin Durand), who has twisted Caesar’s teachings and enslaved a group of chimpanzees in his quest for the remnants of human technology.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is available to watch on Hulu starting February 2.