New Shows & Movies To Watch This Weekend: ‘The Bear’ Season 3 on Hulu + More

By Liz Kocan Twitter @lizburrito
Published June 28, 2024, 8:00 a.m. ET

Where to Stream:

The Bear

Powered by Reelgood

More On:

what to watch this weekend

The only correct answer to “Are you ready for a new season of The Bear?” is “Yes, Chef!” The acclaimed series returned for season three this week, along with dozens of other new titles, including a new season of That ’90s Show on Netflix, My Lady Jane on Prime Video, and Breaking New Ground on Max. You can also catch new movies like Fancy Dance on Apple TV+, A Family Affair on Netflix, and more.

Not sure which new releases to check out? Let us here at Decider help you figure out what to watch this weekend and where to stream it.

New Movies & Shows To Stream This Weekend: The Bear, That ’90s Show, Fancy Dance + More

This week marks the return of a couple of anticipated summer shows; first up, Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, and the rest of the cast of The Bear are back for season three on Hulu, which dropped earlier than expected on Wednesday night. On Netflix, you can watch the latest season of That ’90s Show, the sequel/revival to That ’70s Show which reunites a few of the old cast with a group of new teens who are getting high in Red and Kitty’s basement. And on Apple TV+, Lily Gladstone stars in Fancy Dance, the feature debut from director Erica Tremblay.

New on Hulu June 26: The Bear (Season 3)

After two seasons and dozens of awards and accolades, The Bear is back for season 3, and expectations are high, in and out of the kitchen now that The Bear (the restaurant) is up and running. Lucky for us, Hulu has already dropped the entire season all at once – three hours earlier than we originally expected, on Wednesday night – so we can binge our way through the whole thing this weekend. If you thought Carmy was a tortured soul before, he’s got more baggage and non-negotiables than ever in season three.

WHERE TO WATCH THE BEAR (SEASON 3)

New on Netflix June 27: That ’90s Show: Part 2

That ’90s Show returned to Netflix this week (sans That ’70s Show stars Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Wilmer Valderrama), but that’s fine, because this show belongs to the grunge generation. As such, Callie Haverda returns as Leia Forman reuniting with all her new friends for another fun summer hanging out at her grandparents Kitty and Red’s house in Point Place. If you really need some familiar faces though, Kurtwood Smith, Debra Jo Rupp, Don Stark and Laura Prepon will all be around for the new season, as will Seth Green, who makes a cameo as Mitch.

WHERE TO WATCH THAT ’90S SHOW: PART 2

New on Apple TV+ June 28: Fancy Dance

Lily Gladstone stars in the new Apple TV+ movie Fancy Dance as Jax, an Indigenous woman caring for her niece, Roki (Isabel DeRoy-Olson) after Roki’s mother disappears.Jax and Roki go on a road trip to find Roki’s mother, while also trying to prepare Roki for a powwow and elude Roki’s father, Frank (Shea Whigham) who seeks custody of her.

WHERE TO WATCH FANCY DANCE

Full List of New Movies and Shows on Streaming This Weekend:

The options above only scratch the surface, so you know that this weekend’s full lineup will have amazing options for what to watch this weekend! For the full breakdown of the best movies and shows to stream now, or if you’re still undecided on what to stream this weekend, then check out the complete list below:

New on Netflix – Full List

Released Thursday, June 27

Drawing Closer (JP) *NETFLIX FILM

That ’90s Show: Part 2 *NETFLIX SERIES

Unicorn Academy: Chapter 2 (CA) *NETFLIX FAMILY

Released Friday, June 28

A Family Affair *NETFLIX FILM

Hoarders: Season 14

Òlòtūré: The Journey (NG) *NETFLIX SERIES

Owning Manhattan *NETFLIX SERIES

Savage Beauty: Season 2 (ZA) *NETFLIX SERIES

The Mole: Season 2 *NETFLIX SERIES

Released Sunday, June 30

Alone: Season 10

NCIS: Seasons 16-17

The Smurfs: Season 2

New on Prime Video – Full List

Released Thursday, June 27

13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (2016)

My Lady Jane (2024) *Prime Video Original Series

WNBA on Prime Video (2024) *Prime Video Original Sports

Zoolander No. 2: The Magnum Edition (2016)

Released Friday, June 28

NWSL on Prime Video (2024) *Prime Video Original Sports

Released Sunday, June 30

The K2: S1 *Prime Video Original Series

New on Hulu – Full List

Released Wednesday, June 26

FX’s The Bear: Complete Season 3 *Only on Hulu

Released Thursday, June 27

Amelia’s Children | 2023

Released Friday, June 28

Eric D’Alessandro: I Don’t Understand | 2023

Joe Zimmerman: Cult Classic | 2023

John Crist: What Are We Doing? | 2022

Josh Pugh: Live From Birmingham Town Hall | 2023

Red Right Hand | 2024

Somewhere Quiet | 2023

The Family Stallone: Complete Season 1 (CBS)

Released Sunday, June 30

Pride Across America: Livestream (ABC News Live)

Zappa | 2020

New on Max – Full List

Released Thursday, June 27

Breaking New Ground (Max Original) 

Released Friday, June 28

Beach Cottage Chronicles, Season 4 (Magnolia)

Problemista (2024) (A24) 

Released Sunday, June 30

The Great Food Truck Race, Season 17 (Food Network)

New on Disney+ – Full List

Released Friday, June 28

Disney Jr.’s Ariel: Season 1, 8 episodes *New to Disney+

Released Saturday, June 29

Chibi Tiny Tales (Shorts) (S5,8 episodes)

Paranormal State (S6, 8 episodes)

ZOMBIES: The Re-Animated Series (S1, 11 episodes)

New on Apple TV+ – Full List

Released Friday, June 28

WondLa

Fancy Dance

New on Starz – Full List

Released Friday, June 28

Power Book II: Ghost: Episode 404 – “The Reckoning”

Released Sunday, June 29

The Human Factor

New on Peacock – Full List

Released Friday, June 28

Champions*

What Else Is Streaming New This June?

What you see above is just a portion of the new movies and shows you can watch this month if you’ve got more than one streaming service subscription. We update our guides to the new releases on the most popular streaming platforms every month, so you can stay on top of the freshest titles to watch. Here are full lists, schedules, and reviews for everything streaming:

Liz Kocan is a pop culture writer living in Massachusetts. Her biggest claim to fame is the time she won on the game show Chain Reaction.