Starring: Ricky Gervais, Diane Morgan, Tom Basden Where: Netflix Ricky Gervais’ black comedy about a man dealing with his wife’s death from breast cancer returns for a second season. Tony is still struggling to deal with his grief, but is also trying harder to curb his ‘superpower’ of saying exactly what he thinks to everyone. Starring: Chris Hemsworth, Randeep Hooda, Pankaj Tripathi Where: Netflix Action thriller about a former Australian SAS soldier-turned-mercenary called Tyler Rake, who is recruited to rescue the son of an Indian drug lord from Bangladesh, where he is being held for ransom by a Bangladeshi drug lord. He is double-crossed. An unwise move. Starring: Phil Hendrie, Stephen Root Where: Netflix Animated series for adults. Spacecaster (a podcaster in space, of course) Clancy is able to travel to different universes, where he interviews beings for his spacecast. The interviews are based on co-creator Duncan Trussell’s real-life podcast. Spacecaster (a podcaster in space, of course) Clancy is able to travel to different universes, where he interviews beings for his spacecast. The interviews are based on co-creator Duncan Trussell’s real-life podcast. Starring: Kim Dong-hee, Jung Da-bin, Park Ju-hyun Where: Netflix South Korean drama series set in a high school where model student Jisoo is actually a criminal mastermind. When Jisoo gets mixed up with troublemaker Minhee and rich girl Gyuri, his smooth-running scheme begins to fall apart. Starring: Will Forte, Maya Rudolph, Alessia Cara Where: Netflix Animated movie about parents who are too self-absorbed to properly raise their four children, leaving eldest son Tom to look out for his younger siblings, including his slightly creepy twin brothers, who are both called Barnaby.