March is rolling right along and there’s tons of stuff to stream and see in theaters. That Hastag Show is giving you a list of what to watch this week as Paradise captivates audiences. In theaters, Novacaine has become a movie that people have been really surprised by. All of that plus some other fun recommendations to make streaming a bit easier for folks who might have missed some of these gems. Let’s dive in!

Paradise – Streaming on Hulu

A tight-knit community is rocked by a shocking murder. Sterling K. Brown takes audiences on the ride of their lives with Paradise. On social media, momentum has only continued to snowball for the Hulu drama series. There are twists and turns that just keep the people guessing every single week. Severance is the ruler in the roost when it comes to confusing viewers with revelations. But, this is a strong contender for the throne. (It’s hysterical that The White Lotus, Paradise and Severance all find themselves airing at once! Confusing times.)

Novacaine – In Theaters

Jack Quaid has been on the most charming press tour imaginable drumming up interest for this wild little action movie. Paramount’s latest stars The Boys star alongside Amber Midthunder. The premise? A man who can’t feel pain is unfortunately caught in a series of escalating situations that not only encourage it, but run toward it faster with every moment of screentime. Quaid is down for the ruckus! It’s gross, funny and a wild good time at the movies.

Deal or No Deal Island – Streaming on NBC

Friends, we’re seeing our first double-elimination ever. 5 players remain and our host Joe Manganiello is going to make them earn that trip to the finale. Only three get to make the final step. No pressure. Oh, how I adore low stakes drama for me that looks excruciating on television. Give it a go, you’ll probably enjoy it!

Blitz – Streaming on Apple TV+

A World War II story told through a surprisingly current lens. Dickens feels an apt comparison for the hardscrabble surroundings the characters face. War hits the hardest for the civilian populations on the ground. Director Steve McQueen does not shy away from that reality in this London-based drama. Nine year old George gets a taste of this horror firsthand with his mother Rita. They’re separated and need to find each other among the chaos. Moving stuff.

Cobra Kai – Streaming on Netflix

And, so we say goodbye to Cobra Kai. The little streaming series that could reaches a conclusion after seven years, six seasons, and more platform moves that we could outline here. Through all of that, viewers have piled in no matter where the story leads. Cobra Kai has great bones. These last five episodes show off the creators’ comfort with a fully invested audience hanging on every kick and punch.

Daredevil: Born Again – Streaming on Disney+

This week’s episode of the MCU series takes things inside the courtroom. On social media, the latest Daredevil: Born Again has garnered quite a response. Charlie Cox slips right back into Matt Murdock like he never left. Vincent D’Onofrio shows off a side of Wilson Fisk that the original Netflix series never really kicked the tires on. There is more action to come. Viewers get a Marvel TV show that doesn’t pull its punches. Will we get The Punisher soon?

Plankton: The Movie – Streaming on Netflix

SpongeBob and Netflix have had quite the relationship recently. The Sandy Cheeks Movie and now Plankton hitting the red-branded streamer. If you or your little ones love SpongeBob SquarePants, you’ll probably get a kick out of this. If you’ve ever wondered how long Plankton’s robot wife would be down to follow in his evil schemes, get ready to have that question answered. A charming 3D effort under the waves.

No Taste Like Home – Streaming on Disney+

Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski headlines this easygoing food show. Every episode brings another celebrity guest to discuss their heritage and the cuisine that molded them. Come for celebrity guests like Florence Pugh, Awkwafina and Justin Theroux and stay for the delightful conversations. Don’t worry more starpower is coming in the form of Issa Rae, Henry Golding and James Marsden later this month!

You’re Cordially Invited – Streaming on Prime Video

Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon in a wedding comedy? Sounds strange on the surface, but You’re Cordially Invited works! Witherspoon is a wedding planner trying to make her sister’s big day great. Ferrell’s daughter is tying the knot and the venue is double booked. There are laughs, a little emotional catharsis and everyone seems to be having a good time. We’ll take it honestly!

Broken Rage – Streaming on Prime Video

Takeshi Kitano really just does what he wants to do. And, we’re all the better for it. This time, the director takes us along for the ride with an aging hitman. “Mouse” is a mysterious man that might seem unremarkable, but he’s got the goods when it comes to taking out targets. He’s cornered and has to go undercover to help the authorities. Broken Rage has a wild premise that will throw you for a loop if you go in without reading much about it. A strange time and a fun film to be sure.

The Night Agent Season 2 – Streaming on Netflix

The Night Agent is a strange case. Easily one of the most talked-about series of the past year from Netflix fans. And, it seems like Season 2 will only be adding to that fervor. The Night Agent is in the top five for minutes streamed this week. People just can’t get enough of Garbriel Basso’s FBI agent in this one. Peter Sutherland finds himself at the center of a conspiracy involving a secret government branch called “Night Action.” A worthy action series for your weekend!

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