The week kicks off with a wide array of streaming options: which TV series are distributed on platforms from October 19 to 25, 2026? Across all the new titles available on NOW, Prime Video, Netflix, Paramount+, Disney+, HBO Max, and Apple TV, the standout is the return of beloved franchises, from Terminal List to Nobody Wants This. Let’s explore together all the titles not to be missed this week.
TV Series on Netflix
Nobody Wants This, Season 3
Kristen Bell and Adam Brody are back on Netflix, starting October 22, 2026, with the third season of Nobody Wants This, a romantic comedy created by Erin Foster that premiered on streaming in 2024 and follows the romance between a young American rabbi named Noah and Joanne, who hosts a podcast about relationships with her sister Morgan. Both come from completely different, opposing worlds, yet they strive to find balance, and in the third season they are ready to tackle cohabitation.
Lupin, Season 4
And speaking of comebacks, Netflix also has room for one of its most beloved thieves. Lupin returns with a fourth season streaming from October 23, 2026. Loosely inspired by Maurice Leblanc’s novels and featuring the deft thief Arsène Lupin, played here by Omar Sy, the fourth season picks up four years after the previous installment and obliges the protagonist to break out of prison to prove his innocence.
New TV Series on Prime Video
Terminal List, Season 2
Following the success of the first season, Terminal List returns to Prime Video with a second season available October 21, 2026, with Chris Pratt again taking on the role of James Reece. Based on Jack Carr’s eponymous book series, the season specifically draws from the volume True Believer and follows Reece as he seeks a new purpose after concluding his list. Hunted by the CIA, his next objective is to stop a terrorist organization that has corrupted an ally.
LOL Halloween Special
Prime Video has embraced the spooky season by retooling one of its favorite formats: LOL Halloween Special, available to stream from October 23 with a cast facing monsters that will push their limits. For this edition, the rules change: the experience lasts four hours instead of six and, beyond laughter, those who show fear will also be penalized. The cast includes familiar faces from the show such as Maccio Capatonda, Herbert Ballerina, Katia Follesa, Lucia Ocone, Brenda Lodigiani, and Andrea Pisani, with the Gialappa’s Band stepping into the control room.
TV Series on Apple TV
Where’s Wanda? Part 2
Entitled Where’s Wanda?, the German dark comedy returns to Apple TV with its second season from October 21, 2026. As the platform’s first German-language series, it follows Dedo and Carlotta Klatt, parents in a desperate search for their daughter Wanda, who vanished months earlier without a trace. The second season again puts the Klatt family at the center of the Wanda mystery, now with Wanda found beside a corpse and accused of murder. The parents must improvise as amateur detectives to clear her name.
TV Series This Week on Paramount+
Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner
Kevin Costner brings a new docuseries to Paramount+ titled Yellowstone to Yosemite, available for streaming starting October 22 and consisting of three episodes. The actor dedicates this exploration to Yosemite National Park, guiding viewers through three installments to revisit the history and landscapes of America along the path followed by the journey of President Theodore Roosevelt and naturalist John Muir in 1903.
New TV Series on Disney+
Phony
Starting October 20, 2026, on Disney+ is Phony, a Hulu original series starring Sam Nivola and Connie Britton. This coming-of-age thriller comprises eight episodes and follows Sonny, a teen who is very close to his mother, whom he was raised by alone, and whose relationship shifts dramatically after a car accident involves both of them. Upon waking in the hospital, he claims that something has changed and that the woman who says she is his mother is not the same one he remembers.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Season 18
On Disney+ from October 21 is available the eighteenth season of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, bringing the Paddy’s Pub gang back to Italian screens as they face increasingly exasperating situations.
TV Series This Week on HBO Max
Yaga
On HBO Max from October 23 arrives Yaga, a Canadian television series created by Kat Sandler that follows the story of Rapp, a private investigator charged with locating the heir to a fishing empire. Complicating his search are detective Carson and a university professor.
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