This week is packed with high-quality new TV shows and movies to watch on streamers like Netflix<\/a>, Prime Video and Hulu.<\/p>\n There\u2019s so much new content to consume that Watch With Us<\/a> has curated a list of only the best to watch throughout the week.<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/a>\u2019s hit original series Reacher<\/em> is back for season 4, and Alan Ritchson<\/strong>\u2019s bulked-up hero is kicking even more butt this time around.<\/p>\n Netflix offers two wildly different shows: a light-hearted and excellent costume drama, My Brilliant Career, and Shane Gillis<\/strong><\/a>\u2019 crude comedy, Tires<\/em>, which returns for season 3.<\/p>\n Once you finish those shows, finish the week off with the underrated political drama, The Wizard of the Kremlin<\/em>, on Hulu<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n One of Prime Video\u2019s most successful is back this week \u2013 and the stakes have never been higher. After spending most of his time in Maine last season, Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson<\/strong><\/a>) is back in an urban city this season \u2013 Philadelphia, to be exact. And things appear to be relatively calm in his life until he witnesses a woman killing herself on a subway train late one night. What caused her to end her life? Reacher thinks the answer will be simple, but he discovers an unsettling conspiracy that could put him six feet under.<\/p>\n Based on the 13th book in Lee Child<\/strong>\u2018s best-selling series, Gone Tomorrow<\/em>, Reacher<\/em> season 4<\/a> promises everything fans love in the previous three seasons: brutal, hand-to-hand fights; an intriguing story with plenty of twists and turns; and a buff Ritchson, who continues to look and act like a real-life superhero. Reacher<\/em> season 4\u2019s first three episodes drop on August 12, with weekly episodes every Wednesday.<\/p>\n All Sybylla Melvyn (Phillipa Northeast<\/strong>) wants to do is be a writer instead of someone\u2019s wife. That\u2019s not so radical in 2026, but in turn-of-the-century Australia, it was positively revolutionary. Sybylla is so intent on becoming an author that her very traditional family sends her to live with her grandmother, Mrs. Bossier (Anna Chancellor<\/strong>), at her lavish countryside estate. Sybylla\u2019s dreams clash with a harsh reality \u2013 she\u2019s slowly falling in love with two men she meets there: the wealthy Harry Beecham (Christopher Chung<\/strong><\/a>) and the exiled Englishman Frank Hawden (Jake Dunn<\/strong>). Will Sybylla have to choose between love and a career? Or can she become a true pioneer of women\u2019s liberation and have it all?<\/p>\n Based on a classic 1901 novel by Miles Franklin, My Brilliant Career<\/em> is anything but a stuffy costume drama. Expect to hear The Divinyls <\/strong>and Rod Stewart<\/strong><\/a> needle drops in the first episode, and a generous showcase of sexuality that\u2019s not present in the source material. This Netflix series is a loose adaptation in every sense of the word, and it\u2019s a fun romp through history that\u2019s been altered a bit to suit the story\u2019s needs \u2013 and the heroine\u2019s eventual empowerment. The six-episode show is funny, dramatic and romantic; in other words, it\u2019s the complete package, and one of Netflix\u2019s best series of the year.<\/p>\n\u2018Reacher\u2019 Season 4 (Prime Video) \u2014 August 12<\/h2>\n
\n Alan Ritchson in Reacher season 4.<\/span> Amazon Prime Video<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\u2018My Brilliant Career\u2019 Season 1 (Netflix) \u2014 August 13<\/h2>\n
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\n Phillipa Northeast in My Brilliant Career.<\/span> Ian Routledge\/Netflix \u00a9 2026.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\u2018Tires\u2019 Season 3 (Netflix) \u2014 August 13<\/h2>\n