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“Geek Girl” - Season 1

Based on the young adult novel of the same name by Holly Smale, the new comedy-drama “Geek Girl” premieres Thursday, May 30, on Netflix. Socially awkward and bullied at school, teenager Harriet Manners’ (Emily Carey, “House of the Dragon”) is desperate to fit in. But when Harriet finds herself thrust into the world of fashion, her life as she knows it is flipped completely upside down. Facing down “tightly wound agents, offbeat designers, impossibly high heels [and] a cute supermodel with a great smile,” Harriet has no idea what she’s in for, as her journey sets her up to learn more about herself and the world than she could have ever imagined. Co-created for television by Smale and Jessica Ruston (“Catch Me a Killer”), “Geek Girl” is directed by Declan O’Dwyer (“Miss Scarlet & The Duke”). The series also stars Sarah Parish (“Cutting It”), Jemima Rooper (“As If”), Tim Downie (“Outlander”), Sandra Yi Sencindiver (“Foundation”), Hebe Beardsall (“Unforgotten”) and new talent Madeleine Price. Furthermore, the series is executively produced by O’Dwyer, Rustin, Smale, Anthony Leo (“Todd and the Book of Pure Evil”), Andrew Rosen (“Holly Hobbie”), Jeff Norton (“Truck Town) and Robbie von Werz.

“Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult” There can’t be anything sinister behind all those viral dances you see while scrolling social media juggernaut TikTok, right? Well, think again. “Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult,” a three-episode docuseries from director Derek Doneen (“The Price of Free,” 2018), takes a deep-dive into one social media management group’s unsavory conduct when it premieres Wednesday, May 29, on Netflix. The docuseries covers the conduct 7M Films, first through the story of Miranda Wilking. Miranda has always been passionate about dance. So much, in fact, that she used that passion to find viral success on TikTok with her sister Melanie. Sometime in 2019, Miranda fell in with the Los Angeles-based management company, which is affiliated with the Shekinah Church where 7M owner Robert Shinn serves as a pastor. As a result, Miranda began spending more time with members of 7M, eventually cutting off contact with her family entirely. In addition to Miranda’s story, the series includes “the testimonies of dancers and others who fled 7M Films and are now working to take it down from outside” (per Netflix).

“Lainey Wilson: Bell Bottom Country”

From ABC News Studios, the new documentary-style special, “Lainey Wilson: Bell Bottom Country,” makes its debut Wednesday, May 29, on Hulu. Following country music sensation Lainey Wilson’s (“Country’s Cool Again”) rise to stardom, the special picks up with the singer-songwriter more than a decade into her journey. Growing up in the rural farming town of Baskin, Louisiana, Wilson, 32, moved to Nashville, Tennessee, America’s country music mecca, to pursue her dreams. After earning her first platinum-certified song, Wilson found herself “garnering a dedicated following worldwide, [captivating] fans with a unique blend of traditional country fused with a modern yet nostalgic style” (per ABC News Studios). Now, this new special takes an intimate look into her life, promising “exclusive behindthe-scenes glimpses from her debut headline shows, candid interviews with Wilson and her loved ones, and much more” (ABC News Studios). Led by producer Robin Roberts (“Good Morning America”) for ABC News Studios, “Lainey Wilson: Bell Bottom Country” comes from executive producer Jonathan Blakely (“60 Minutes+”) and senior producer Katie Conway (“Good Morning America”).

“The Promised Land” (2023)

From director Nikolaj Arcel (“A Royal Affair,” 2012), the 2023 historical drama “The Promised Land” debuts Thursday, May 30, on Hulu. Based on the 2020 novel “The Captain and Ann Barbara” by Ida Jessen, the film follows Ludvig Kahlen (Mads Mikkelsen, “Hannibal”), a retired captain from the German Army. In retirement, Ludwig seeks permission for the Royal Danish Court to build a settlement on the barren Jutland cultivation. However, Ludwig’s aspirations are in conflict with Frederich Schinkel (Simon Bennebjerg, “The Pact,” 2021), a merciless landowner that seeks complete ownership of the moorland. So, Frederich schemes of ways to sabotage Ludwig’s operation, including withholding workers and hiring bandits to attack the budding settlement. With a screenplay by Arcel and Anders Thomas Jensen (“Riders of Justice,” 2020), the film also stars Amanda Collin (“A Horrible Woman,” 2017), Kristine Kujath Thorp (“Ninjababy,” 2021), Gustav Lindh (“The Northman,” 2022), Morten Hee Andersen (“Herrens veje”), Thomas W. Gabrielsson (“A Royal Affair,” 2012), Magnus Krepper (“Queen of Hearts,” 2019), Søren Malling (“A Hijacking,” 2012), Morten Burian (“Speak No Evil,” 2022), Jacob Lohmann (“Godland,” 2022), Olaf Højgaard (“The Chestnut Man”) and newcomer Melina Hagberg.

“Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted” – Season 4 Allowing Ramsay to immerse himself in all aspects of global cultures and cuisines, Season 4 of “Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted” is available to stream on Disney+ as of Tuesday, May 28. Following the “Hell’s Kitchen” chef as he traverses the globe on an “anthropologythrough-cuisine expedition” (per Studio Ramsay), this series joins Ramsay as he meets Indigenous individuals from all corners of the world, learning about the various cultures, dishes and flavors that make each location uniquely its own. During each episode, Ramsay is also joined by local food legends, and the two must then put their newly-learned skills to the test as they cook a meal for their new friends using only the skills and techniques they learned that week. As Ramsay’s production house, Studio Ramsay, explains: “Each episode of Uncharted will include three key ingredients: unlocking a culture’s culinary secrets through exploration and adventure with local food heroes, no matter where they may lead him; tracking down high-octane traditions, pastimes and customs that are specific to the region in hopes of discovering the undiscovered; and finally, Ramsay will use what he’s learned cooking for locals.” Filled with bright flavors, fascinating traditions and more, seasons 1 - 3 of “Uncharted” are already available to stream on the platform.

“Jim Henson: Idea Man” (2024)

From the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ron Howard (“A Beautiful Mind,” 2001), the feature-length documentary, “Jim Henson: Idea Man,” makes its streaming debut Friday, May 31, on Disney+. Detailing the art, life and relationships of a man who fostered the imaginations of generations, this film explores the effervescent career of puppeteer Jim Henson, who was known for creating beloved, cherished characters like The Muppets — including Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Big Bird, Grocery, Cookie Monster, Bert and Ernie, the characters of “Fraggle Rock,” and many, many more. According to Disney, the documentary was produced with the “full participation and cooperation of the Henson family,” allowing viewers an in-depth look at Henson’s “illustrious, revolutionary career and complex personal life.” Utilizing never-before-seen personal archival home movies, photographs, sketches, and Henson’s personal diaries, as well as interviews with those who knew him best, “Jim Henson: Idea Man” offers a definitive look at this inspiring creator, while also featuring appearances by the likes of Jennifer Connelly (“Snowpiercer”), Rita Moreno (“West Side Story,” 1961) and Frank Oz (“The Muppet Show”).

“The Outlaws” - Season 3

This town still ain’t big enough for the group of them. Dive right back into a world on the wrong side of the law with the Season 3 premiere of the comedy thriller “The Outlaws,” streaming Friday, May 31, on Prime Video. Brought together to serve a community service sentence by renovating a rundown community center, seven law-breaking strangers from all walks of life formed an unexpected bond in Season 1 when one of them was dragged into the dangerous world of organized crime. Now, with the notorious crime boss The Dean (Claes Bang, “Bad Sisters”) behind bars, the group of outlaws think they can finally move forward with their lives on the right side of the law. Until, that is, one of their own returns with a deadly secret, throwing their lives into chaos — and mortal danger — once again. Created by Elgin James (“Mayans M.C.”) and Stephen Merchant (the U.K.’s “The Office”), the series stars Merchant as Greg, Rhianne Barreto (“No Escape”) as Rani, Gamba Cole (“Three Little Birds”) as Ben, Eleanor Tomlinson (“Poldark”) as Lady Gabby, Darren Boyd (“Trying”) as John, Clare Perkins (“The Wheel of Time”) as Myrna, Jessica Gunning (“Back”) as Diane, Charles Babalola (“Black Mirror”) as Malaki, Tom Hanson (“Brassic”) as Spencer and Christopher Walken (“Severance”) as Frank.

“For Love & For Life: No Ordinary Campaign” (2024)

One couple’s heartfelt journey is captured in the new documentary, “For Love & For Life: No Ordinary Campaign,” when it premieres Tuesday, May 28, on Prime Video. Centering on the lives of Brian Wallach and his wife, Sandra Abrevaya, the film follows their journey after Brian is diagnosed with ALS — a neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord — at age 37. “An emotionally gripping documentary illustrating the power of love and determination in the face of adversity,” as described by Prime Video, “No Ordinary Campaign” focuses on Brian and Sandra’s inspiring story of bravery and hope as they “continue to fight against a broken system for their own future, while seeking to build a brighter one for countless others.” From director Christopher Burke (“Bloody Thursday,” 2009), the documentary is produced by Burke and Tim Rummel (“Art for Everybody,” 2023) and executive produced by Katie Couric (“Next Question with Katie Couric”), Phil Rosenthal (“Somebody Feed Phil”) and first-time producer Jeff MacGregor.