Streaming in June: what to watch on 7plus, Netflix, Disney+, Binge and more

As winter approaches, the desire to hibernate in a doona cocoon (a cocoon, as I like to call it) grows stronger.

Fortunately, there’s plenty gracing our screens that make it all the more tempting to stay indoors.

There’s a highly anticipated fourth season of a much-loved series, our favorite stepbrothers have a new home, and Rowan Atkinson is back with a brand new show.

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Westworld Season 4 (Binge)

Streaming June 27

Westworld is back for a fourth season, and while details have been scarce, we know that Evan Rachel Wood and Thandiwe Newton are back in our favorite AI robot rebellion series shortly.

Season 3 saw a shift away from the world of the futuristic theme park and its robotic hosts and ventured more into the “real” world. It looks like season 4 will stay there – but the only way to know is to watch the new season of Westworld on Binge.

stepbrothers (7 plus)

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“There is so much room for activities!”

Now is your chance if you haven’t seen this iconic Will Ferrell movie yet. Starring John C Reilly, Kathryn Hahn, and Adam Scott, Step Brothers follows two grown men forced to move in together after their parents marry.

You are directed by Adam McKay, who has worked with Ferrell on several projects, including Ron Burgundy and The Other Guys, and co-produced the hit dark comedy-drama Succession. If you’re a Ferrell’s Saturday Night Live humor fan, stream Step Brothers now on 7plus.

Beyond Infinity: Buzz and the Journey to Lightyear (Disney+)

Streaming June 10

While we wait for Lightyear – the origin story of our favorite Space Ranger Buzz Lightyear – to hit theaters this month, we’re satisfying our hunger with a documentary.

Similarly, Embrace the Panda – Turning Red’s documentary Beyond Infinity: Buzz and the Journey to Lightyear take us behind the scenes into the world of Buzz and his journey from one of Andy’s toys to a galaxy explorer.

The Umbrella Academy Season 3 (Netflix)

Streaming June 22

If you’ve been hanging out for the new season of Gerard Way’s (My Chemical Romance) strip-turned-TV show after that almighty season 2 cliffhanger, get ready, my washed-up superhero friends.

The Umbrella Academy Season 3 sees superhero siblings pitted against themselves. Still, gladly another version of themselves from another dimension, now called The Sparrow Academy, who has caused all sorts of chaos in the abysses of time and space, and they must hurry if they want to save the world from imploding on themselves from the mess they caused in the first place – especially Vanya’s little old habit of destroying planet earth on the reg.

And if that confused you, embrace it. The Umbrella Academy doesn’t make much sense, so settle in with your favorite snack and enjoy the chaos.

The Boys Season 3 (Amazon Prime)

Streaming June 3

It’s a big month for superhero comics turned TV shows in June, with season 3 of The Boys also hitting our streaming screens. There are plenty of new faces, including three new Supes, plus plenty of familiar characters returning.

And if you’re new to The Boys, it does a fantastic job of blurring the lines between a hero and a bad person. Powers don’t make the superhero – especially if you abuse them. Watch The Boys Season 3 on Amazon Prime.

Bustle (Netflix)

Streaming June 8

Adam Sandler and LeBron James – it’s the movie collaboration we didn’t know we needed. Unlike his Wedding Singer days, Hustle sees Sandler as a hopeless basketball scout trying to find the next big thing.

His luck changes when he finds a superstar in (real Spanish basketball player) Juancho Hernangómez.

Can they prove to the team and themselves that they deserve this opportunity? The phenomenal Queen Latifah, Robert Duvall, Ben Foster, and Jordan Hulls are rounding out the cast.

Physical Season 2 (Apple TV)

Streaming June 3

Let’s get up to speed. It’s San Diego in the 80s. Sheila Rubin (Rose Byrne) is a housewife bored by her toxic marriage and old life. But when she discovers aerobics, her life begins to change.

As her workout videos become more and more popular, Shelia wants more. Cue Season 2 of Physical, and Sheila does what she can climb the ladder of a successful entrepreneur, but not without a slew of hurdles along the way.

For a good reason, this dark comedy has won Byrne a lot of acclaims Watch Physical on Apple TV.

The Stairs (Binge)

New episodes appear every week

Colin Firth and Toni Collette star in this miniseries about Michale Peterson (Firth), who is accused of murdering his wife Kathleen (Collette) after falling down the stairs of their home.

As the investigation plunges their family into chaos, things only get more complicated when a team of documentary filmmakers takes an interest in the story. With two big powerhouses at the helm and more twists than a bag of raspberry licorice, it’s already getting positive reviews, and you can watch new episodes appear weekly on Binge.

And once you’ve devoured that, you can watch the real French documentary made in 2004 about Michael and Kathleen Peterson.

Man vs. Bee (Netflix)

Streaming June 24

Put some dried flowers in a bag and take a long to do something because Rowan Atkinson is back with a brand new series. From the man who gave us BlackAdder, Johnny English, Mr. Bean, and one of the most iconic scenes in Love comes Man vs. Bee, a comedy about a man who houses a luxurious mansion with a small problem.

A bee-sized problem. What we can only assume is some classic British (and physical) humor that Atkinson is known and loved for.

Kate Reynolds is a digital content writer at Reviews.org, home of in-depth tech and home service reviews.