This weekend’s streaming offerings span a diverse range of genres and platforms. Hulu released Season 2 of the comedy series "Adults," featuring a group of young adults navigating life in Queens, boasting a 100% critics score. Apple TV’s "Dark Matter" Season 2 continues the multiverse sci-fi saga with Blake Crouch at the helm, earning higher ratings than its debut season. Disney+ offers a clever "Simpsons" special, "Yellow Mirror," that parodies "Black Mirror," while Netflix added the supernatural mystery series "Revival" based on the Image Comics, praised for its satisfying, complete story arc.

Film fans receive some notable additions too. Netflix streams "The Whisper Man," starring Adam Scott and Robert De Niro in a gripping serial killer drama, and the cult horror-comedy "M3GAN," which has already spawned sequels. Peacock viewers can watch the video game adaptation "Borderlands," despite its notorious 10% Rotten Tomatoes score and box office failure. "Venom: The Last Dance" also landed on Netflix with Tom Hardy reprising his role, amid mixed critical reception but stronger fan approval.

In theaters, "Coyote vs Acme," a courtroom comedy starring Will Forte and John Cena, defied odds by scoring 95% on Rotten Tomatoes after Warner Bros. attempted to shelve it, showcasing the value of smaller distributor intervention. Ridley Scott’s much-anticipated "The Dog Stars" hit theaters with a post-apocalyptic premise but underwhelmed critics with a 40% rating. Meanwhile, television lovers can dive into ongoing series like Prime Video’s "Reacher" Season 4, FX/Hulu’s "The Shards," and Paramount+’s critically acclaimed "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" Season 4, each offering their own unique storytelling flavors.

With so many options streaming and on release, viewers can choose from light comedies, intense dramas, sci-fi thrillers, and more. The guide highlights highly rated shows like Hulu’s "Adults," the quirky "Simpsons" special, as well as streaming newcomers that may not hit every mark but still offer distinct viewing experiences. For those interested in a mix of fresh content and returning favorites, this weekend delivers plenty of entertainment across major platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, Peacock, and beyond.