This Sunday is the night of Australian TV nights: The annual Logie of the TV Week Award (which, although annual, hasn’t happened in the past two years due to this pandemic you may have heard of).
So if you haven’t already, vote for your favorite shows and stars here. And be sure to tune in to the show on Sundays 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
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However, there is still plenty to watch before the big night!
We’ve pulled out three of the best things dropping on streaming services this weekend to keep you entertained.
Love, Victor (Season 3)
What: Love, Simon was a 2018 film that was celebrated as one of the first mainstream LGBTQI+ films to be produced and distributed by a massive production company. The film followed Simon Spier (Nick Robinson), a closeted gay high school student navigating the process of coming out and falling in love. The film emphasized that everyone deserves a great love story. Last year, as a gift for the difficult times of COVID, we received a television version of the film, Love, Victor.
The television series follows Victor (Michael Cimino), a closeted gay high school student whose life is turned upside down when his family moves to a new town. The time of change also forces Victor to come to terms with his sexuality and identity. Nick Robinson, reprising his role as Simon from the film, appears via voice-over, narrating Simon’s messages to Victor.
Victor’s support extends to his family and friends and that’s really what makes this series as special as the original film. Her mother Isabell, played by Ugly Betty‘s Ana Ortiz, is also hiding a secret that could tear their family apart. Victor’s father, played by James Martinez, is a white-collar worker under a lot of pressure. Felix (Anthony Turpel) plays Victor’s best friend with great empathy and charm.
Now, the series returns for a highly anticipated final season. Season 2 of Love, Victor ended on a tense cliffhanger, with Victor getting some clarity on his love life. Who will Victor end up with? You will need to watch and find out.
If you liked Love, Simonthen you will definitely like Love, Victor.
When: Stream the new season now. Seasons 1 and 2 are also available to catch up.
Where: Disney+.
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What: Netflix’s highly anticipated new movie, starring Chris Hemsworth, is finally here. The sci-fi thriller follows two convicts living in a near-future society grappling with their past as they are trapped in a facility that allows prisoners to reduce their sentences by volunteering for experiments using drugs. altering emotions, which are directed by prison overseer Steve Abnesti (Hemsworth).
Inmate Jeff (Miles Teller) comes to take care of another prisoner and tries to outwit the prison experiments to save her.
The film questions whether science can influence human nature, as the facility contains a drug capable of generating feelings of love. The inmates all begin to question the reality of their emotions and set out to uncover the truth.
Shot in Queensland, the film looks spectacular, with beautiful ocean shots and dark desert landscapes.
If you’re looking for a good thriller, or just a taste of… Hemsworth’s charm, give it a watch.
When: Stream the original film now.
Where: netflix.
Rutherford Falls (Season 2)
What: Comedy series Rutherford Falls returns for its second season with Office and The hangoveris Ed Helms and Schitt’s Creekis Dustin Milligan.
The series is created by Michael Schur and owes a lot to his previous series, Parks and recreation. Not only Rutherford Falls have similar themes of civics, community, and bureaucracy, much like the Amy Poehler series, it also has clever writing and unique, unexpected laughs.
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Helms plays Nathan Rutherford. He and his best friend Reagan Wells (Jana Schmieding) literally find themselves at a crossroads when their sleepy town receives an unexpected awakening. Nathan is a proud descendant of the city’s founder who runs the city’s heritage museum, while Reagan is a member of the Minishonka Nation, who dreams of championing the history of his people.
The series represents a watershed moment in Indigenous representation on comedy television, both on and off camera. Five indigenous writers are working on Rutherford Falls, one of the largest Native writers’ rooms on American television. The show balances humor and respect in an organic and modern way.
When: Stream Seasons 1 and 2 now.
Where: Stan.
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