This week’s new shows on Netflix, Amazon and other streaming services

Atlas Netflix

In space, everyone can hear Jennifer Lopez scream. In this sci-fi action thriller, she plays Atlas Shepherd, an analyst w ho’s on a quest to destroy her arch enemy – the robot warrior responsible for the upheaval of her entire life. “Atlas is someone who has shut out the world around her,” explains Lopez. “She doesn’t trust anybody and doesn’t want anything to do with AI.” However, if she’s to complete her quest, Atlas will have to embrace technology – she ends up stranded in space with just a high-powered armoured suit to help her. “The heart of the film is trust and how difficult it is to trust people,” says director Brad Peyton. “I t’s a reminder of how we have to have deep, meaningful relationships in our lives, in one way, shape, or form.”

Trying Apple TV+

Rafe Spall and Esther Smith return as Jason and Nikki for the fourth series of the sitcom about a couple going through the adoption process. When we last saw them the adoption had been approved by the court and when we catch up with them again, the Ross clan is now not only officially a family of four, but time has moved on six years. They seem happy, but Nikki and Jason begin to worry about Princess as she begins yearning for a reunion with her birth mum, putting their parenting skills to the test.

REALITY Buying London Netflix

Netflix’s portfolio of des res reality series expands into London with a seven-part tour of the capital’s luxury properties in the company of business mogul Daniel Daggers and his team at DDRE Global. Agents compete for eyewatering commissions in some of the city’s most fashionable and exclusive areas including Mayfair and Holland Park. Outside of the office, turbulent personal lives impact agents’ abilities to close deals and make their mark in the highend real estate market.

SERIES Insomnia Paramount+

Pretty much everything Vicky Mcclure touches turns to gold, so we’re expecting big things from this new six-part drama. The Line of Duty and Trigger Point star plays Emma, a successful career woman happily married to supportive husband Robert, the father of their two children. However, as her 40th birthday looms large on the horizon, all is not well in Emma’s world. She suddenly stops sleeping, something her mother did shortly before suffering a violent psychotic breakdown.

DOCUMENTARY The Beach Boys Disney+

In 1961, brothers Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson joined forces with their cousin, Mike Love, and friend Al Jardine to form the Beach Boys. Using incredible vocal harmonies, while fusing 1950s rock and roll with R&B, they created a new sound that was both groundbreaking and successful - in fact they went on to sale more than 100 million records worldwide. However, their story is a real rollercoaster ride, with various ups and downs along the way. They’re all charted in this eye-opening new documentary, which uses previously unseen footage to trace the band’s history from its origins in Hawthorne, California, through the peak of their popularity, when they were one of the few American bands to challenge The Beatles’ dominance, to the present day.

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