As the calendar turns to the week of July 11, 2025, major streaming platforms are poised to unveil a diverse slate of new and returning programming, offering viewers a range of options spanning romantic comedy, intense drama, cultural documentary, genre-bending film, and high-stakes reality television.
This period marks significant premieres and finales, highlighting the evolving landscape of digital content distribution. From the highly anticipated return of an iconic television character to a celebrated film’s milestone anniversary and the launch of a new series from a prominent voice in contemporary storytelling, the offerings reflect the breadth of programming competing for audience attention.
New Series and Notable Debuts
Leading the charge for new series this week is Lena Dunham’s latest venture into television, the romantic comedy “Too Much,” now available for streaming on Netflix. The series stars Megan Stalter as Jessica and Will Sharpe as Felix, navigating the complexities of modern relationships with Dunham’s signature blend of wit and introspection. Notably, the show is loosely based on Dunham’s personal relationship with her husband, Luis Felber, with whom she also co-created the series. This project signals a return for Dunham to the serialized format, promising a sharp, contemporary look at love and partnership.
Another significant entry arriving this week is the sequel series “Dexter: Resurrection.” Michael C. Hall reprises his critically acclaimed role as Dexter Morgan, the forensic analyst with a dark secret. The new iteration follows Dexter and his son, Harrison, portrayed by Jack Alcott, as their lives unfold in the bustling metropolis of New York City. This highly anticipated continuation promises to delve back into the intricate psychological landscape of its titular character. “Dexter: Resurrection” premieres on July 11 exclusively on Paramount+ with Showtime.
Beyond serialized narratives, the week also sees the debut of new films and documentary features.
Documenting Cinematic History
A landmark anniversary in film history is celebrated with the premiere of the National Geographic documentary “Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story.” This special commemorates the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s groundbreaking film, “Jaws,” widely regarded as a cinematic masterpiece that redefined the summer blockbuster. The documentary premiered on July 10 at 9 p.m. ET on National Geographic and became available for streaming on both Hulu and Disney+ starting July 11. It offers viewers an in-depth look at the creation and cultural impact of the seminal thriller.
In the realm of new original films, writer-director Christopher Landon presents his latest project, “Drop.” Known for his work blending genres, Landon’s new film is described as a comedy-horror-thriller, promising a unique mix of scares and humor. Written by Jillian Jacobs and Chris Roach, “Drop” stars Meghann Fahy as Violet and Brandon Sklenar as Henry. This release adds another layer of genre diversity to the week’s streaming catalog.
Reality Television Culmination
The week also brings a major event for reality television enthusiasts: the season finale of “Love Island USA” Season 7. The dramatic conclusion is set to stream on Peacock on July 13 at 9 p.m. ET. The finale will see one remaining couple awarded the grand prize of $100,000, following a season marked by numerous memorable moments. Highlights from the season included the widely discussed “Mommy/Mamacita” exchange and instances where contestants departed the show due to revelations stemming from their social media posts, underscoring the intersection of reality TV and digital scrutiny.
Collectively, the releases available from July 11, 2025, onwards across Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Paramount+ with Showtime, and Peacock represent a significant wave of content. Viewers seeking new series, deep dives into cinematic history, genre-bending films, or the climax of popular reality competitions will find a wide array of options to explore throughout the week.
