Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Netflix, Including ‘Heweliusz’

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Need a new show to watch? Here are ten series currently popular or newly available on Netflix, chosen from recent recommendations. We’ve included a quick summary of what each show is about, who stars in it, and interesting details about how it was made, so you can easily find something you’ll enjoy.

‘The Beast in Me’ (2025)

“The Beast in Me,” created by Gabe Rotter, is a psychological thriller about a writer struggling with loss who becomes convinced her new, wealthy neighbor is hiding something. This sets off a suspenseful game of cat and mouse between them. Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys star, with Brittany Snow appearing in a supporting role. Netflix is heavily promoting the series as a major new release this week.

‘Last Samurai Standing’ (2025)

‘Last Samurai Standing’ is a film set in the Meiji era about a highly skilled swordsman who competes in a dangerous tournament against many other warriors for a huge reward. Junichi Okada stars in the film, which is directed in part by Michihito Fujii. Based on Shogo Imamura’s ‘Ikusagami’, it features impressive battle scenes and tactical warfare. Kaya Kiyohara and Yumia Fujisaki also appear in supporting roles.

‘Heweliusz’ (2025–2025)

“Heweliusz” is a dramatic series depicting the sinking of the MS Jan Heweliusz ferry in the Baltic Sea and the investigations that followed, shown through various viewpoints. Directed by Jan Holoubek and written by Kasper Bajon, the series stars Magdalena Różczka, Borys Szyc, and Michał Żurawski. It focuses on the technical aspects of seafaring and the profound impact the disaster had on people’s lives. The series is a docudrama produced by Telemark.

‘Just Alice’ (2025)

‘Just Alice’ is a Colombian series about a woman who secretly marries two men – a famous writer and a former priest – and struggles to keep her double life hidden. Starring Verónica Orozco, Sebastián Carvajal, and Michel Brown, the show is full of unexpected twists, mistaken identities, and high-stakes family drama, all delivered at a quick pace with a mix of serious and funny moments.

‘As You Stood By’ (2025– )

“As You Stood By” is a Korean crime thriller about two women haunted by a shared past who team up to stop a violent marriage. However, their plan takes an unexpected turn. The film is based on Hideo Okuda’s ‘Naomi to Kanako’ and stars Jeon So-nee, Lee Yoo-mi, Jang Seung-jo, and Lee Moo-saeng. It was written by Kim Hyo-jeong, directed by Lee Jeong-rim, and produced by Studio S in association with Mizi Film and others.

‘Dynamite Kiss’ (2025– )

‘Dynamite Kiss’ is a South Korean romantic comedy set in the workplace. It follows a woman who pretends to be a married mother to get a job, and the team leader who develops feelings for her. Starring Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin, the series was developed by Kim Jae-hyun, Kim Hyun-woo, and Ha Yoon-a. Each episode is full-length and alternates between lighthearted, charming moments filmed on Jeju Island and the more complex challenges of office life. The story blends cases of mistaken identity with the drama of office politics.

‘Marines’ (2025– )

“Marines” is a documentary series that follows the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit as they train throughout the Pacific. The first season, with four episodes, shows what it takes to prepare for missions – from life on the ship to practicing in challenging environments and planning operations. The series offers a rare, close-up look at the real-life training and teamwork that keeps our Marines ready for anything. It’s a focused look at the practical side of modern military preparedness.

‘Physical: Asia’ (2025– )

‘Physical: Asia’ is a new competition series that pits elite athletes from eight different countries against each other in tests of strength and endurance. Created by Jang Ho-gi, the show includes well-known competitors, including a famous boxer. Teams representing each nation will compete in increasingly difficult challenges, with eliminations happening throughout the series. The show focuses on pure athletic ability and the exciting rivalries between athletes from different regions.

‘The Vince Staples Show’ (2024– )

In ‘The Vince Staples Show,’ the rapper Vince Staples plays a slightly exaggerated, comedic version of himself as he experiences strange and funny situations in and around Long Beach. The show, created with Ian Edelman and Maurice Williams, is known for its dry wit, unexpected changes in mood, and short, visually impressive episodes. Andrea Ellsworth and Vanessa Bell Calloway also appear regularly. The series is produced by Khalabo Ink Society and other contributing companies.

‘Delhi Crime’ (2019– )

‘Delhi Crime’ is a realistic police drama starring Shefali Shah as DCP Vartika Chaturvedi. It follows major investigations in Delhi, focusing on the work of the police force as a whole. The show also features Rasika Dugal, Adil Hussain, and Rajesh Tailang. Each episode, lasting between 30 minutes and an hour, is inspired by real crimes and the issues within the system. Richie Mehta created the series.

Tell us what you’re starting first—and what we should add to next week’s list—in the comments.

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2025-11-29 03:45