The leaves have changed, the air has turned crisp, and the quality of stream-ready TV shows has drastically improved: Fall is here, baby! Speaking of which, if you're looking for a great new show to cozy up to this weekend, Netflix has plenty to choose from; the streaming service added 60 new titles to its already massive library on October 1 alone.
But all of that choice can be daunting, so we here at Tom's Guide have helpfully narrowed things down to three new-to-Netflix shows that you should add to your watchlist this weekend. First up is "Tyson," a four-part sports docuseries following one of America's most iconic athletes. If you want your drama more politically focused, the fourth installment of "The Diplomat" also drops this week, with Keri Russell back as Kate Wyler dealing with new White House fallout. For something considerably lighter, try the teen sitcom "Hollywood Arts," a spinoff of the Nickelodeon favorite "Victorious."
Whether you're looking for inspiring athletics or political subterfuge, these three fresh Netflix releases are worth adding to your watchlist this weekend.
Outside of Muhammad Ali and Rocky Balboa, few names are as synonymous with the sport of boxing as Mike Tyson. The legendary prizefighter is the subject of a raw four-part Netflix documentary that chronicles both the soaring highs and crushing lows of his personal life and professional career.
The Floyd Russ-directed doc tracks Tyson's chaotic upbringing in Brooklyn and his rise as boxing's biggest name. He became the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history at age 20 and reigned as the undisputed world heavyweight champion from 1987 to 1990.
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