April’s streaming slate: from high school havoc to billionaire beef

April arrives not with a gentle spring breeze, but a full-throttle assault on our screens. While the television landscape has been relatively quiet of late, the coming weeks promise a return to form for some heavy hitters, alongside intriguing new series that are vying for our attention. Forget decluttering; it’s time to delve back into the binge.

A familiar face returns to mischief: your friends & neighbors

Andrew “Coop” Cooper (Jon Hamm), the hedge fund refugee turned cat burglar, is back in Your Friends & Neighbors, and this time, he’s got company. The second season introduces Owen Ashe, played by James Marsden, a figure who Hamm describes as “a best friend, a frenemy, and a boyfriend all at once.” Coop finds himself once again under the sway of someone he doesn’t want to be beholden to. The Apple TV+ series, known for its darkly comedic exploration of suburban privilege and its consequences, promises a deepening of Coop's descent and a compelling dynamic with Marsden's new character. Tune in starting April 3rd to witness the unfolding chaos.

Superhero satire gets darker: the boys

Prepare for casualties. The fifth and final season of The Boys arrives on Prime Video April 8th, and showrunner Eric Kripke promises a conclusion far removed from Garth Ennis’s original comic book. Karl Urban’s ominous declaration that