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- If you live in a place that requires you to wear massive puffy coats and warm hats adorned with colorful poofs, finding weekend plans that don't force you to leave the comfort of your home is a must.
- There's an endless supply of streaming entertainment to take advantage of on a cozy weekend in. If you don't currently have any streaming subscriptions, you can try free-trials of services like ESPN+, Hulu with Live TV, and Amazon Prime Video.
- To make it easier for you, here are some suggestions for what you should watch this weekend from the world of sports, television, and movies.
We are currently living in the age of prestige television, but this proliferation of high-quality programming can sometimes feel like more of a curse than a blessing.
With the massive selection of options available on streaming services, it can seem impossible to pin down what you actually want to watch. This includes live sports, original programming, critically-acclaimed movies, and essential documentaries.
Each week it seems like there's a trendy new show or movie that dominates social media, only to be quickly usurped by the next series or film that captivates the cultural zeitgeist. To help you make sense of it all, we put together some suggestions that will narrow down the options so you can spend time actually watching something instead of scrolling endlessly through a sea of trailers and hastily written show descriptions.
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