What to watch on streaming: today's picks from Netflix, Prime Video and more

We can all feel a bit overwhelmed when looking for something to watch in the world of streaming, so if you're in need of some guidance, you've come to the right place.
Fresh to Netflix is season two of Beef, which has been reinvented as an anthology, shifting from road rage to class and generational conflict. Set at an exclusive country club, it stars Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan in a simmering, darkly comic clash drama.

Prepare to be shocked all over again as uncompromising US drama Euphoria about teens on drugs returns for a third series. Things have moved on five years from series two and now it’s all about young adults on drugs. Zendaya, Jacob Elordi and and Sydney Sweeney lead the starry cast.

New to Disney+ is The Testaments, the follow-up to The Handmaid’s Tale takes us back to Gilead, and a prestigious girls’ school that might just be an unlikely source of revolutionary fervour. One Battle After Another star Chase Infiniti features as a conflicted queen bee.

On the same streamer, time may have moved on, but family life remains gloriously chaotic in Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair, as Malcolm complies with parents Hal and Lois’s demand that he attend their 40th wedding anniversary party. Frankie Muniz stars.

Over on Apple TV, Margo's Got Money Troubles follows Margo (played by Elle Fanning) as she tries to generate income on the adult entertainment site OnlyFans in order to raise money for her newborn's childcare. Based on the novel of the same name by Rufi Thorpe, the series was created by creator David E Kelley and stars his wife and Hollywood legend Michelle Pfeiffer.

For the film fans among you, there's plenty to choose from. New to Prime Video is Crime 101, where Mark Ruffalo and Chris Hemsworth are the cop and robber on a collision course in a cracking Los Angeles-set crime thriller with more than a touch of Michael Mann’s Heat about it. Barry Keoghan, Halle Berry and Nick Nolte bring classy support.

Also available to stream is hit horror Weapons, a puzzling and disturbing case in which 17 children at a school – all from the same third-grade class – had mysteriously and inexplicably run away from their homes at precisely 2:17 one night. The film unfolds from the perspectives of six different locals in the town, following their overlapping stories as they deal with the disappearance and try to get to the bottom of it – with Josh Brolin, Julia Garner and Alden Ehrenreich among those to play major roles.

There's no shortage of streaming options, and so to give you a bit of a hand, Radio Times has collated some of the best new offerings: from Netflix and Disney Plus to Prime Video, BBC iPlayer and Apple TV, here are the latest highlights across the services.

Whether it's a fascinating documentary like Dynasty: the Murdochs, a drama spin-off like The Madison or a music extravaganza such as Harry Styles. One Night in Manchester, there's something here to suit everyone's taste.

Take a look at the list below, which includes all the details about where you can watch any title – and what we think.