Ready for a tense, weekly binge? “The Pitt” returns for its second season on HBO Max, following the high-stakes world of trauma surgeons as they navigate life-and-death cases and complicated personal relationships. With a new episode dropping each week, the medical drama keeps viewers on edge while diving deep into the pressures of the hospital floor. ー April Borjon

Post-apocalyptic chaos is back in full force as “Fallout” wraps up its second season this week. Based on the iconic video game franchise, the Amazon Prime series blends dark humor, brutal survival and a retro-futuristic style as its characters navigate the dangers of rebuilding the world after a nuclear war. All episodes of season two are now streaming. ー April Borjon

If you need a good cry and a reminder of poetry’s importance, check out the 2025 documentary “Come See Me in the Good Light” on Apple TV. The film chronicles the last year in the life of Colorado’s beloved poet laureate Andrea Gibson, who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2021 and died last year at the age of 49. ー Jennifer Mulson

During the bleak winter months, hilarious murders and lying celebrities go a long way. In “The Celebrity Traitors UK,” on Peacock, 20 of the UK’s most well-known celebrities and personalities, including “Ted Lasso” star Nick Mohammed, Olympian Tom Daley and pop singer Charlotte Church, will scheme to determine who among them are traitors. ー Jennifer Mulson

There are spinoffs, and then there are shows that spin way off. To me, “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” feels like that ー a far cry from “Game of Thrones.” Here we find a bumbling, knight-wannabe aptly named Dunk, far different from those we’ve come to know in Westeros. He might not be the hero “Game of Thrones” buffs want, but maybe he’s the hero we need. New episodes every Sunday on HBO Max. ー Seth Boster