With the holiday season in full swing, make a little “me time” by watching this weekend's new shows and movies on the best streaming services, including Netflix and Max.

The return of “Virgin River” leads this week's new show lineup, with the promise of Mel and Jack's long-awaited wedding in Season 6; Peacock debuts the new comedy “Laid,” in which Stephanie Hugh tries to figure out why her ex-boyfriend keeps dying; and “The Last of the Wizards,” which follows a young girl who is trying to find out what happened to her ex-boyfriend. Plus, Marvel's final chapter, “What If . ? ? “ takes us on a final adventure into the multiverse.

On the film side, Kerry Washington stars in the World War II drama “The Six Triple Eight” and “Juror No. 2” hits the max. Highlights this weekend include.

The wedding bells finally ring for Mel (Alexandra Breckenridge) and Jack (Martin Henderson). After going through many ups and downs together, the two meet at the altar to say “I do” in Season 7. But before that, the two have the requisite bachelor party, wedding drama, and plenty of dreamy moments (dancing in a barn ...... Swoon!) ) they will experience. The film takes us back in time to the town of Virgin River in the 1970s, as secrets from Mel's father's past are uncovered.

All 10 episodes are available on Netflix

The film's protagonist, described by creators Naanachka Khan and Sally Bradford McKenna as “a fucked-up rom-com. Ruby (Stephanie Huw) suddenly finds herself listening to Taylor Swift It's Me, It's a Problem, It's Me aptly describes how Ruby (Stephanie Hsu) feels when she finds out that her ex-lovers are dying under extraordinary circumstances. He is truly an anti-hero. To find out why, and to prevent the same thing from happening again to her new lover, she enlists the help of her best friend (Zosia Mamet) to go back through the sex timeline. It's a development not unlike the past.

All eight episodes available on Peacock

“What If...? Let's take one last trip through the multiverse of “What If...? The third and final season of this anthology animated series follows familiar Marvel heroes as they make unexpected choices that mutate their world into an alternate version of the MCU. Season 3 includes Captain America (voiced by Anthony Mackie), played by Sam Wilson, Winter Soldier/Bucky Barnes, Peggy Carter, Hulk/Bruce Banner, Agatha Harkness, Shang Chi, Red Guardian, and X-Men's God of Thunder Storm. characters.

Episode 1 premieres on Disney Plus on Sunday, December 22 at 3 a.m. ET

You would think that all of World War II has already been covered in the film, but still, the first and only female Army of Color to serve overseas in World War II Yet new stories continue to emerge, such as this one about the first and only female Army unit of color to serve overseas in World War II. Written and directed by Tyler Perry and starring Kerry Washington, the film centers on the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, a unit formed by black women. These women serve their country with honor and excellence in the face of racism, sexism, and harsh working conditions. The women are given the difficult but meaningful task of organizing three years' worth of backlogged mail (17 million pieces) that has not been delivered to American soldiers far from home.

Available on Netflix

In what may be his last film, 94-year-old director Clint Eastwood delivers his quintessential old-school thriller about justice and morality. The film is set in a courtroom drama in the midst of a murder trial. Justin Kemp (Nicholas Hoult) has been selected as one of the jurors, but his wife (Zoe Deutch) is experiencing a dangerous pregnancy, and the timing is far from ideal. The defendant is accused of murdering his girlfriend after an argument in a bar. However, as the facts of the case unfold, Justin realizes that he was at the bar on the night in question and that he may have been involved in the death.

Available on Max [25].