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New Documentaries and Comedies to Stream This Weekend

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New Streaming Premieres Documentaries Comedies 2025

This week in Los Angeles, new streaming premieres provide a range of options for viewers looking to unwind or indulge in new stories. Streaming platforms are debuting exciting documentaries and brand-new comedies that cater to various interests.

On Netflix, the original series ‘Boots’ launched its eight episodes on Thursday, offering a heartfelt glimpse into the trials of a closeted teen who joins the Marine Corps in the 1990s. The series, adapted from Greg Cope White’s memoir ‘The Pink Marine’, features Miles Heizer and aims to reflect themes of resilience amidst adversity.

Meanwhile, Prime Video showcases ‘Saquon,’ a documentary that chronicles Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley. Released Thursday, the film takes viewers through Barkley’s record-breaking season and highlights his journey from the New York Giants to the Eagles, including a recovery from a significant injury.

Another notable documentary on Prime Video is ‘John Candy: I Like Me,’ which premiered Friday. Directed by Colin Hanks, it explores the life and legacy of the beloved comedian through rare footage and interviews with his peers, including Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray.

For those seeking more light-hearted entertainment, ‘The Chair Company’ premieres this Sunday on HBO Max, starring Tim Robinson as a man investigating a conspiracy following a workplace mishap. Additionally, Apple TV+ has debuted ‘The Last Frontier’, an action series revolving around a U.S. Marshal in Alaska contending with escaped convicts from a downed plane.

Finally, Taylor Swift fans will not want to miss an exclusive release featuring the pop star on NBC and Peacock. The special airs Friday night and features Swift promoting her latest album, ‘The Life of a Showgirl.’

These offerings underscore a diverse slate of entertainment available to stream this weekend, promising something for everyone.