The Thanksgiving feast is a few days away, but this weekend brings a veritable streaming feast of new movies and TV shows available on the best streaming services, including Netflix and Apple TV Plus. Also, the drought lander comes to an end as “Outlander” Season 7 Part 2 finally premieres. [On the movie front, “Blitz” depicts the intense parts of World War II, and male dancers get half-naked in the Christmas rom-com “Merry Gentlemen.” Here are some of this weekend's highlights.

Welcome back to TV, Ted Danson, Netflix is the new good place. He gets a new lease on life when he answers an ad for private investigator Julie (Lilla Rich Creek Estrada) and is assigned to work undercover. His assignment is to infiltrate the Pacific View retirement home in San Francisco and solve the mystery of a stolen family heirloom.

Everyone is a suspect, residents and staff alike. Charles must solve the case without attracting the attention of the home's director Didi (Stephanie Beatriz), but he soon realizes that keeping a low profile is not so easy.

Eight episodes available on Netflix

A reboot of the 1999 film starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Reese Witherspoon. At Manchester College, an elite school near Washington, D.C., the social scene is dominated by fraternities and sororities. When the entire Greek life system may be shut down after a brutal hazing incident, ruthless step-siblings Caroline Mertuille (Katherine Hook) and Lucian Belmont (Zach Burgess) are determined to maintain their top positions. So they come up with a plan to seduce Annie Glover (Savannah Lee Smith), daughter of the Vice President of the United States.

All eight episodes are available on Prime Video

“Home is where the heart is - but also where it breaks,” Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) muses in the trailer for the second half of Outlander season 7. Claire and Jamie (Sam Heughan) finally return to Scotland, but are soon separated again when Sir John Grey (David Berry) needs Claire's healing skills. Daughter Brianna (Sophie Skelton) is also separated from her husband Roger (Richard Rankin), who has returned to the past through stone to find their kidnapped son Jamie.

The series will conclude in its eighth and final season, and there is no doubt that the epic storyline will be told in this installment.

Episode 9 premieres on Starz on Friday, November 22 at 8 p.m. ET

Let's talk a little more about sex. When this comedy created by Mindy Kaling was cancelled at the end of season 2, Bella (Amrit Kaur) wanted to change schools. But it looks like her heart is in the right place, as she might be able to hook up with the school mascot.

Meanwhile, Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet) is still struggling with her financial situation, and Whitney (Aaliyah Chanel Scott) is considering her academic future. As for Layton, Rene Rapp is leaving the series, so expect a suitably loud and proud goodbye.

Episode 1 is available on Max

Not only are true crime podcasts very popular, but also comedy thrillers based on true crime podcasts. (The Peacock series, despite a great cast, has not received much attention, but season 2 may put it on the map.

Kaley Cuoco plays Eva, a new mom who decides to curb her true crime obsession and return to work as a real estate agent while her husband Nathan (Chris Messina) trains private tennis clients. But of course, a spate of new murders pulls her back in. Eva begins to wonder: is Matt (Tom Bateman) behind the murders? Is her sister Tori (Liana Liberato) in danger because she is dating Matt? Ava tries to distract herself with TikTok and her new mommy friend Drew (Melissa Fumero), but then danger literally looms.

All 8 episodes available on Peacock

This family drama is a true family affair, even behind the scenes. Denzel Washington produces, his son Malcolm Washington co-writes and directs, and Denzel's other son, John David Washington, stars.

Adapted from August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, the story is an age-old tale of a family torn apart by greed. 1936, in Pittsburgh, recovering from the Great Depression, the Charles family cherishes an heirloom piano carved by their enslaved ancestors. The family treasured the piano, an heirloom carved by their enslaved ancestors. His brother tries to sell it to make a fortune, but his bar niece (Daniel Deadwyler) is determined to keep the piano, the family's only legacy. The uncle (Samuel L. Jackson) tries to mediate, but he cannot keep the ghosts of the past at bay.

Available on Netflix

The latest World War II drama from writer/director/producer Steve McQueen (“12 Years a Slave”), considered a strong contender for an Academy Award. During the German bombing campaign known as the Blitz, young mother Rita (Saoirse Ronan) sends her 9-year-old son George (Elliot Heffernan) away from London to the safety of the English countryside. But George is defiant and determined to return home and join his mother and grandfather Gerald (Paul Weller). Eventually, George finds himself in immeasurable danger as a distraught Rita searches for him.

Now streaming on Apple TV Plus

Netflix's campaign to dominate holiday rom-coms over Hallmark continues with this slightly naughty tinsel film. Dancer Ashley Davis (Britt Robertson) hasn't been home for Christmas since she appeared on the popular Jingle Bell Show. But when she is replaced by a young dancer, Ashley visits her parents in their small hometown.

There she is dismayed to learn that her parents' rhythm room is in danger of closing. So she makes a plan to organize a male dance revue that includes a handsome handyman named Luke (Chad Michael Murray). The Rhythm Room will be saved by the shirtless men ...... And it's Christmas.

Available on Netflix

IVF (in vitro fertilization) is common these days, but it was once only an idea conceived by medical professionals. 1978, the groundbreaking birth of Louise Joy Brown, the world's first “test tube baby” and the story of the 10-year journey that made it possible. This biographical drama tells the story of the groundbreaking birth of the world's first “test tube baby,” Louise Joy Brown, and the 10-year journey that made it possible.

Jean Purdy (Thomasin McKenzie) is a young nurse and embryologist who teams up with scientist Robert Edwards (James Norton) and surgeon Patrick Steptoe (Bill Nye) to find a solution to infertility. To find a solution to infertility, she teams up with scientist Robert Edwards (James Norton) and surgeon Patrick Steptoe (Bill Nye). Through the wonder and perseverance of science, they overcome opposition and difficulties to help millions of people realize their dream of having children.

Available on Netflix