All the New Streaming Shows and Premieres to Catch This Week, Including ‘Fallout’

The television landscape is packed this week with a diverse array of holiday specials and highly anticipated series returns. Viewers can look forward to everything from festive musical events and gripping true crime documentaries to new stand-up comedy specials. Streaming platforms are rolling out fresh content alongside major network broadcasts to keep audiences entertained throughout the week. This lineup offers something for every taste whether you prefer scripted dramas or unscripted reality competitions.

‘My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman’ (2018)

David Letterman sits down with another fascinating figure for an intimate and in-depth conversation. This series steps away from the traditional late-night format to allow for longer and more personal discussions. Viewers will gain unique insights into the life and career of the featured guest through Letterman’s signature interviewing style. The episode explores the personal triumphs and challenges that have defined the subject’s journey.

‘The Secrets We Bury’ (2025)

This true crime series delves into the dark history of cold cases and hidden family mysteries. Investigators re-examine evidence to uncover truths that have been concealed for years. The show focuses on the psychological toll these secrets take on the families involved. Viewers follow the process of unearthing buried clues to finally bring closure to unresolved crimes.

‘Fallout’ (2024)

The post-apocalyptic drama continues to explore the wasteland of a future America devastated by nuclear war. Vault dwellers must navigate a harsh world filled with radiation and dangerous factions. The series adapts the popular video game franchise with attention to its unique retro-futuristic aesthetic. Survivors struggle to maintain their morality while fighting for resources in the lawless surface world.

‘What’s in the Box’ (2025)

This competition series challenges participants to guess the contents of mysterious packages for cash prizes. Contestants must use logic and intuition to solve puzzles related to the hidden items. The tension rises as the stakes increase with each round of the game. Viewers play along at home while watching the players weigh the risks of opening the box.

‘Murder in Monaco’ (2025)

This documentary series explores a high-profile criminal case set against the backdrop of the wealthy principality. Interviews with law enforcement and witnesses shed light on the investigation into a shocking murder. The program examines how the exclusive environment of Monaco impacted the pursuit of justice. Audiences are taken through the twists and turns of a crime that rattled the elite community.

‘Emily in Paris’ (2020)

Emily Cooper faces new romantic and professional challenges as she continues her life in the French capital. The marketing executive navigates complex relationships while trying to impress her demanding clients. Fashion remains a central element as the characters showcase bold looks throughout the season. The storyline delves deeper into the cultural clashes and personal growth of the expatriate protagonist.

‘Craft in America’ (2007)

The long-running series returns to celebrate the diverse work of American artisans and craftspeople. Each episode profiles artists who dedicate their lives to mastering traditional techniques and creating handmade objects. The program explores the history and cultural significance behind various forms of craftsmanship. Viewers gain an appreciation for the skill and patience required to produce functional and decorative art.

‘Kumail Nanjiani: Night Thoughts’ (2025)

Comedian Kumail Nanjiani returns to the stage for a new stand-up special featuring his signature observational humor. He tackles topics ranging from pop culture to personal anecdotes about life and fame. The set offers a unique perspective on modern society through his sharp wit and storytelling ability. Fans can expect a night of laughter as he explores the absurdities of the human experience.

‘Born to be Wild’ (2025)

This nature series takes viewers on a journey into the natural habitats of some of the world’s most fascinating animals. High-definition cinematography captures the daily struggles and triumphs of wildlife in their native environments. The narration provides educational context about the behaviors and survival instincts of these creatures. The show aims to foster a deeper connection between the audience and the wild world.

‘Mo’ Waffles’ (2025)

This culinary series highlights the versatility of waffles through creative recipes and challenges. Chefs and home cooks compete to create the most innovative and delicious waffle-based dishes. The show explores both sweet and savory applications of the beloved breakfast food. Judges evaluate the creations based on flavor presentation and originality.

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