The Best New TV Shows to Stream Right Now — Disney+, Apple TV, and Amazon Prime Picks
Fantasy Action, Coming-of-Age, and Seth Rogen Comedies
By Megan Ziots //
The summer television season is in full swing and we’ve found some great new TV shows to watch. This June, catch up on an action-packed Disney+ show starring Michelle Yeoh as a magical goddess. See Neighbors costars Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne reunite for an Apple TV+ series. Or binge a Freevee coming-of-age comedy on Amazon Prime.
Happy streaming!

American Born Chinese (Disney +)
All eight episodes are now streaming
This new action-comedy series brings two Everything Everywhere All At Once stars back together. In this Disney+ fantasy action show, Jin Wang (Ben Wang) is a Chinese American 16-year-old who gets involved in a battle of Chinese mythological gods when a new kid from another world befriends him. EEAAO‘s Ke Huy Quan plays Freddy Wong (a former sitcom star) while Michelle Yeoh is a goddess named Guanyin.

Platonic (Apple TV +)
New episodes stream Wednesdays
Former Neighbors duo Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen team up again for a new comedy series about two former best friends who reconnect in midlife. Sylvia (Byrne) is a former lawyer and stay-at-home mom of three, while Will (Rogen) is recently divorced and works as a brewmaster. After five years apart, the two start to hang out again — chaos ensues.

Primo (Amazon Prime)
All eight episodes are streaming
Created by journalist Shea Serrano, this semi-autobiographical series is based on Serrano’s childhood in San Antonio, Texas. The coming-of-age comedy stars Ignacio Diaz-Silverio as a 16-year-old who must deal with high school, upcoming college aspirations, his single mom (played by Christina Vidal), and his five uncles.
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