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- What to watch this week: New TV shows on streaming, from 'Ballard' to 'Building the Band'</p>
<p>Kelly Lawler, USA TODAYJuly 10, 2025 at 5:01 AM</p>
<p>Hey TV watchers! This story reflects our guide for new TV on streaming services for the week of July 7-13, 2025. To see previous guides, read USA TODAY's coverage here. And for last week's guide, see here.</p>
<p>Can't get enough "Love Island"? Don't worry, Peacock has more for you! Can't stand "Love Island"? Don't worry, you might enjoy revisiting Michael C. Hall and his bloodthirsty Dexter.</p>
<p>There's something for everyone on streaming TV this week, even in these hot lazy days of summer. Peacock has "Love Island: Beyond the Villa," a "Love Island" spinoff. ("Love Island" ends its season July 13 on Peacock). Paramount+ has a "Dexter: Resurrection" sequel with Michael C. Hall. There's a new Lena Dunham series on Netflix featuring "Hacks" breakout Megan Stalter. And if you're happy with an oldie but a goodie, there's a new season of CBS' "Big Brother" streaming next-day on Paramount+, too.</p>
<p>It seems like there are endless choices on streaming, but at least for the week of July 7-13, we think it won't be too difficult to find something that piques your interest while you try to beat the heat. Here is everything new on streaming this week and weekend, with some of our favorites highlighted for your queues.</p>
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<p>New on streaming Monday, July 7 -</p>
<p>"Dekin no Mogura: The Earthbound Mole" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"Grand Blue Dreaming" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"The Madame Blanc Mysteries" Season 4 (Acorn TV)</p>
<p>"See You Tomorrow at the Food Court" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"Such Brave Girls" (Hulu)</p>
<p>New on streaming Tuesday, July 8 -</p>
<p>"Bachelor in Paradise" Season 10 (Hulu)</p>
<p>The new season of the ABC dating show spinoff features former contestants from the "Bachelor" and "Golden Bachelor" franchises. Will the Boomers and the Zoomers mix?</p>
<p>"Better Late than Single" (South Korea, reality, Netflix)</p>
<p>"A Couple of Cuckoos" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"The Ex-Wife" Season 2 (Britbox)</p>
<p>"Mr. Osomatsu" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"Nate Jackson: Super Funny" (comedy special, Netflix)</p>
<p>"Quarterback" Season 2 (sports, reality, Netflix)</p>
<p>"Survival Mode" (Peacock)</p>
<p>"Trainwreck: The Real Project X" (documentary, Netflix)</p>
<p>"Turkey! Time to Srike" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>New on streaming Wednesday, July 9 -</p>
<p>"Ballard" (Amazon Prime Video)</p>
<p>Amazon's hit "Bosch" gets yet another spinoff, this time without Titus Welliver. Maggie Q ("Designated Survivor") leads the new series as LAPD detective Renée Ballard, another character from Michael Connelly's book series.</p>
<p>"Building the Band" (Netflix)</p>
<p>A combination of "Love is Blind" and "The Voice," the new singing competition show finds musicians trying to pick bandmates from a group of their talented peers, but there's a catch − they can only hear the other singers' voices, not see their faces. It's a surprisingly watchable concept (and easy on the ears, too).</p>
<p>"Dealing with Mikadono Sisters Is a Breeze" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"The Gringo Hunters" (Mexico, Netflix)</p>
<p>"I Was Reincarnated as the 7th Prince So I Can Take My Time Perfecting My Magical Ability" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"Menem" (Argentina, Amazon Prime Video)</p>
<p>"People & Places" (documentary, Disney+)</p>
<p>"The Rising of the Shield Hero" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"Team Players" (Brazil, Hulu)</p>
<p>"Under a Dark Sun" (France, Netflix)</p>
<p>New on streaming Thursday, July 10 -</p>
<p>"7 Bears" (kids/family, Netflix)</p>
<p>"American Gangster: Trap Queens" (BET+)</p>
<p>"Back to the Frontier" (Max)</p>
<p>HGTV darlings Chip and Joanna Gaines challenge three families to live in the conditions of the 1880s for eight weeks in their latest reality series, which seems like it will have a lot less shiplap and white kitchen counters than their usual fare.</p>
<p>"Dr. Stone Science Future" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"Isadora Moon" (kids/family, Max)</p>
<p>"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Season 17 (Hulu)</p>
<p>The latest season of the FXX stalwart is significant in many ways: The season premiere shows the other side of this spring's "Abbott Elementary" crossover episode, and it's the 20th anniversary of the show's 2005 premiere.</p>
<p>"Leviathan" (anime, Netflix)</p>
<p>"Off Road" (Israel, Netflix)</p>
<p>"Solo Camping for Two" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"Suspicious Minds" (Spain, Hulu)</p>
<p>"Too Much" (Netflix)</p>
<p>Produced by "Girls" creator Lena Dunham, this delightful new cringe comedy stars Megan Stalter (the inappropriate assistant on HBO Max's "Hacks") about a New York woman on the serious rebound trying to forge a new life in London. The series also stars Will Sharpe (Season 2 of "The White Lotus") and features guest stars including Rita Wilson, Stephen Fry, Richard E. Grant, Emily Ratajkowski and Jessica Alba.</p>
<p>Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan in "Dexter: Resurrection."New on streaming Friday, July 11 -</p>
<p>"Big Brother" Season 27 (Paramount+)</p>
<p>The latest installment of the long-running reality competition airs weekly on CBS on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, and is available to stream on Paramount+ the next day.</p>
<p>"Celebrity Family Feud" Season 12 (Hulu)</p>
<p>"Dani Rovira: It's Worth It" (comedy special, Netflix)</p>
<p>"Dexter: Resurrection" (Paramount+)</p>
<p>A sequel to the "Dexter" sequel from 2021 ("Dexter: New Blood"), this new series resurrects (as one might presume) Michael C. Hall's killer of killers. He was shot in the chest and seemingly killed by his son in the 2021 show, but hey, never count him out.</p>
<p>"Foundation" Season 3 (Apple TV+)</p>
<p>"Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story" (documentary special, Disney+/Hulu)</p>
<p>"One Night in Idaho: The College Murders" (documentary, Amazon Prime Video)</p>
<p>"Press Your Luck" Season 6 (Hulu)</p>
<p>"Rage" (Spain, Max)</p>
<p>"The Real Housewives of Orange County" Season 19 (Peacock)</p>
<p>"Tougen Anki" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>"The Wild Ones" (Apple TV+)</p>
<p>"Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires" (TV movie, kids/family, Disney+)</p>
<p>New on streaming Sunday, July 13 -</p>
<p>"The Institute" (MGM+)</p>
<p>"Love Island: Beyond the Villa" (Peacock)</p>
<p>The new spinoff of the popular dating reality show features contestants from Season 6 in Los Angeles.</p>
<p>"Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai" (anime, Crunchyroll)</p>
<p>This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: What to watch this weekend: Here's everything new on streaming</p>
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