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What To Watch This Weekend: Stream Our Top 7 TV and Movie Picks (April 28–May 4)

Streaming writer Olivia Bono recommends the best shows, movies, and more on TV this week, including The Walking Dead: Dead City, The Four Seasons, Carême, and Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld.

A collage of images from The Walking Dead: Dead City, The Four Seasons, Carême, and The Rose of Versailles, shows covered in CableTV.com’s What to Watch This Week column for April 28–May 4.
Clockwise from left: Carême (Apple TV+), The Four Seasons (Netflix), The Rose of Versailles (Netflix), and The Walking Dead: Dead City (AMC).

New on TV this week

This week’s What To Watch picks include the French drama Carême, the premiere of Netflix’s The Four Seasons remake, season 2 of The Walking Dead: Dead City, and more. Let’s hit the couch!

Night owl? Peep what’s on late-night TV this week.

New on Apple TV+ this week

Carême | Apple TV+ | Drama

Series premiere, Wednesday, April 30: If you’re in the mood for reading subtitles, this period drama about pastry chef Antonin Carême promises passion and intrigue. Carême is a chef, a spy, and most importantly, French. (That might become a theme this week.)

New on Netflix this week

Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight | Netflix | Animation, family

Limited series premiere, Wednesday, April 30: I wasn’t kidding when I said it would become a theme. The classic French comic Asterix & Obelix is getting the 3D treatment this Wednesday. Packed with fresh jokes for the 21st century, The Big Fight sees the Gauls face off against the humorless Julius Caesar and the Roman Empire. And unlike Carême, this one’s dubbed in English, so you can multitask all you want while watching.

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New on Netflix this week

The Rose of Versailles | Netflix | Anime, historical

Movie premiere, Wednesday, April 30: Take a break from all the French shows debuting this week and watch something Japanese (about France). The main character, the fictional Lady Oscar, is a royal guard during the time of Marie Antoinette. This adaptation of the classic 1972 manga follows the two women in the events leading up to the French Revolution.

New on Netflix this week

The Four Seasons | Netflix | Comedy

Series premiere, Thursday, May 1: We’re halfway between spring and summer: the perfect time for this reimagining of the 1981 film with Alan Alda and Carol Burnett. In both versions, a group of friends go on four group vacations (one for each season) and hijinks ensue. This time around, it stars Tina Fey, Will Forte, and Steve Carell. No word yet on whether any of those vacations take place in France.

New on Disney+ this week

Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld | Disney+ | Animated, sci-fi

Limited series premiere, Sunday, May 4: It wouldn’t be Star Wars Day without some new Disney+ drop, and this year’s surprise comes with an anthology of shorts. Animated in the signature Clone Wars style, Tales of the Underworld features your favorite blorbos as they expand the Star Wars universe.

New on AMC and AMC+ this week

The Walking Dead: Dead City | AMC, AMC+ | Horror, drama

Season 2 premiere, Sunday, May 4: There are officially way too many Walking Dead spinoffs. According to Wikipedia, The Walking Dead and its six spinoff shows have aired 340 episodes in the last 15 years, numbers that put the Yellowstone franchise to shame. This spinoff, Dead City, brings the restless dead to the city that never sleeps: New York.

New movie releases available to rent/buy on VOD this week

Death of a Unicorn (2025)

Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega encounter a beautiful mythical creature in this bizarre film—and accidentally kill it. Surrounded by billionaires with a mind for unethical experimentation, the father/daughter duo face the consequences for disrupting the natural world. And those consequences feel a lot like Jurassic Park.

You can rent Death of a Unicorn from video-on-demand (VOD) outlets like Prime Video, Google Movies & TV, and VUDU as of Tuesday, April 29.

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