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Hulu is out with a new original Korean drama called “The Tyrant.” Rogue government scientists create a deadly virus to put South Korea on the same power level as the U.S. and other countries with nuclear arms. The four-part series premieres Wednesday.

MTV’s long-running competition show “The Challenge” began as a spinoff of the “Real World” and “Road Rules,” and is still charging full steam ahead with season 40. Debuting Wednesday, “The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras,” has 40 contestants from the show’s history, including mainstays Johnny Bananas and Chris “CT” Tamburello. Episodes air on MTV and will also stream on Paramount+.

Guess what? Emily is still in Paris! Part 1 of the Lily Collins- led romance, workplace comedy’s fourth season drops Thursday on Netflix. And rumor has it in the new season of “Emily in Paris,” the star also visits Rome.


The Fresh Prince is on summer break in season three of “Bel-Air,” Peacock’s updated, more dramatic version of the series that once starred Will Smith. Jabari Banks now plays the teen from West Philly. “Bel-Air” returns to Peacock on Thursday, August 15. The parallels between Smith and Banks seem tailor-made for Hollywood. Like Smith, Banks is from West Philadelphia. He’s also a musician working on his own EP.

Twelve fan favorite “Drag Race” contestants from around the world compete on “RuPaul’s Drag Race Global All Stars” debuting Friday, August 16 on Paramount+. The prize: $200,000 and a spot in the coveted Drag Race Hall of Fame.

Eric Goode, the director of Netflix’s “Tiger King,” has a new docuseries about the private ownership of chimps. At the center is an exotic animal broker named Tonia Haddix who calls herself “The Dolly Parton of Chimps,” and raises chimpanzees as her children. “Chimp Crazy” debuts Sunday, Aug. 18 on HBO and will be available to stream on Max.

James Cameron dives back into the ocean with his new six-part National Geographic series called “OceanXplorers.” Cameron teamed with BBC Studios and the nonprofit research organization OceanX to explore remote parts of the ocean. They used a 285-foot research vessel called OceanXplorer to get there. The docuseries premieres Sunday, August 18 on National Geographic and streams next day on Disney+ and Hulu.

FAQs

Q1. Where can we watch new shows?
A1. Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, HBO Max stream new shows.

Q2. Where can we watch Emily in Paris?
A2. "Emily in Paris" can be watched on Netflix.