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What’s on this week? Whether it’s what’s on cable, streaming on Prime Video or Netflix, or opening at your local movie theater, we’ve got your must-watch list. Start with TV and scroll down for movies. It’s all right here.
Tulsa King (Paramount+)
In the second season of the No. 1 Paramount+ hit show, Oklahoma crime boss Dwight Manfred (Sylvester Stallone, 79) confronts a new nemesis: Russell Lee Washington, Jr. (Samuel L. Jackson, 76), sent by New York bosses to stop Manfred. But he’s inspired byManfred’s’s entrepreneurship, so there’ll be a Jackson spin-off series, NOLA King, set in New Orleans (likely in early 2026).
Watch it: Tulsa King, Sept. 21 on Paramount+
Note: Paramount+ pays AARP a royalty for use of its intellectual property and provides a discount to AARP members.
The Lowdown (FX)
In a promising noir series by Reservation Dogs auteur Sterlin Harjo, Ethan Hawke, 54, plays a rare book dealer investigating the mysterious death of the black sheep of a prominent Tulsa family.
Watch it: The Lowdown, Sept. 23 on FX, Hulu
Slow Horses (Apple TV+)
London is in danger, and so is the ragtag MI5 spy crew run by brilliant misanthropist Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman, 67). His tech-nerd employee Roddy actually finds a glamour-puss gal pal, which puts him under suspicion of being mixed up with terrorists.
Watch it: Slow Horses, Sept. 24 on Apple TV+
The Golden Bachelor, Season 2 (ABC, Hulu)
After a few glitches on the PR front (like when he said he wouldn’t date anyone older than 60!), America’s second Golden Bachelor, 66-year-old former NFL player-turned-lawyer Mel Owens — who hasn’t had a date in 26 years — will be looking for love forever after along with a new crew of wannabe wives.
Watch it: The Golden Bachelor, Sept. 24 on ABC, Hulu
Don’t miss this: Meet the 23 Women of The Golden Bachelor Season 2
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