5 best new shows to stream this week

Discover the 5 best new shows to stream from 20 to 26 April 2026, as chosen by ScreenHub staff, with this guide.
Bad Company. Image: ABC iview. Best new shows.

Kevin Season 1 – 20 April (Prime Video)

Kevin Season 1. Image: Prime Video. Streaming. Best New Shows
Kevin Season 1. Image: Streaming on Prime Video. Best new shows.

Series. Loosely inspired by a real life break-up and the cat who was caught in the middle, Kevin is a hilarious and heart-warming story about finding where you belong in the world.

After the unexpected break-up of his human owners, Kevin moves into a local pet rescue in Astoria, Queens where a chaotic band of misfit animals will help him to figure out what he really wants out of life.

Strring Jason Schwartzman, Aubrey Plaza, Whoopi Goldberg, John Waters, Aparna Nancherla, Gil Ozeri and Amy Sedaris.

The Way Home Season 4 – 21 April (Binge)

The Way Home. Image: Binge.
The Way Home. Image: Binge. Best new shows.

Series. Season 4 marks the return of this time travel show following the lives of three generations of Landry women, whose mission is to somehow find their way back to each other while learning important – and not always easy – lessons about their family’s past.

Starring Chyler Leigh, Evan Williams and Andie MacDowell.

Screw Season 2 – 23 April (SBS On Demand)

Amie-Lee O'donnell And Nina Sosanya In Screw. Image: Sbs On Demand.
Jamie-Lee O’Donnell and Nina Sosanya in Screw. Image: SBS On Demand. Best new shows.

Series. The hit prison series Screw returns, with Nina Sosanya once again leading the cast as Leigh Henry, senior prison officer in charge of C Wing at Long Marsh Prison. After the tragic events of the Season 1 finale, our team of embattled prison officers are determined to make a fresh start. But as those behind the cell doors of C Wing know only too well, moving on isn’t always simple.

Half Man – 25 April (Stan)

Half Man. Image: Hbo/ Bbc. Streaming On Stan.
Half Man. Image: HBO / BBC / Stan. Best new shows.

Series. Ruben and Niall are brothers. Not related in blood but the closest you can get. One, fierce and loyal. The other, meek and mild-mannered. Inseparable youth. Brought into each other’s lives through death and circumstance, all they have is each other. But when Ruben turns up at Niall’s wedding three decades later, everything seems different. He is on edge. Shifty. Not acting like himself.

Soon, an explosion of violence takes place which catapults us back through their lives, from the 80s to the present day. Capturing 30 years in the lives of these broken men, Half Man explores brotherhood, violence, and the intense fragility of male relationships. After all, when things fall apart, it is sometimes the closest relationships that break the hardest.

Starring Richard Gadd and Jamie Bell.

Bad Company – 26 April (ABC iview)

Bad Company. Image: Abc Iview. Best New Shows.
Bad Company. Image: ABC iview. Best new shows.

Series. This brand-new six-part comedy series is a riotous clash of egos, ambition and backstage drama. Starring two of Australia’s powerhouse comedians, Anne Edmonds and Kitty Flanagan, and created and written by Edmonds, Bad Company brings together a dream comedy pairing in a story about two fierce rivals who test each other to the limits.

At the centre of the chaos is Margie Argyle (Anne Edmonds), the Argyle Theatre’s wildly confident artistic director who is determined to stage her most experimental, critic-wowing masterpiece yet.

There’s just one small problem: Margie’s bold creative vision might also send the already fragile theatre hurtling towards financial ruin.

Standing between Margie and catastrophe is Julia McNamara (Kitty Flanagan), a corporate high-flyer with a flawless track record and the steely resolve to match.


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