Marvel,” “The Umbrella Academy,” “The Boys” and “Evil” all premiering in June - not to mention new episodes of “Obi-Wan Kenobi” and catching up with “Stranger Things” - viewers who want to take a break from streaming will do so at their own risk.īut we have some tips on how to maximize your streaming - along with your budget (this month’s must-haves cost less than $30).
While the start of summer does mean a merciful end to the glut of streaming programming over the past couple of months ahead of the May 31 Emmy submission deadline, there’s still an unwieldy amount of new shows on the way, proving that the old, seasonal release schedule is well and truly dead.Īnd with the likes of “For All Mankind,” “Only Murders in the Building,” “Ms. Summer used to be a time for TV viewers to take some time off, let their brains recharge and wait for their favorites to return in the fall.
