4 Best New Shows to Stream This Weekend (June 20-21): ‘House of the Dragon' Season 3 and More

If you have plans to go out this weekend, you should probably cancel them.

There's a good reason why – Netflix, HBO Max and other streamers just dropped hours and hours of high-quality shows.

Watch With Us are huge fans of George R.R. Martin's Game of Thrones books, so it's no surprise our top pick is House of the Dragon, which returns for season 3 on Sunday.

If you need a good spy show to watch, we have two we can recommend: Paramount+'s The Agency, starring Michael Fassbender and Richard Gere, and The Capture, a British TV series about deepfake technology gone wrong.

Last but not least, Netflix just premiered its latest Harlan Coben adaptation, I Will Find You, and it's just as bingeworthy as the author's previous crime thrillers.

‘House of the Dragon' Season 3 – HBO Max

Another season, another Harlan Coben Netflix mystery series for you to binge. After hits like Fool Me Once and Missing You, the streamer just premiered another Coben mystery series that's sure to be its most popular one yet. I Will Find You stars Sam Worthington as David Burroughs, who is in prison for the murder of his 3-year-old son, Matthew. He claims he didn't commit the crime and that the real killer is still out there. After five years have passed, his whole world is turned upside down when his ex-wife shows him a photo of an 8-year-old boy who looks exactly like Matt. David knows that's his son, but the only way to prove it is by breaking out of jail and finding Matt himself.

That's a hell of a premise, but it's also a classic Coben setup that sets the stage for an array of red herrings, crazy plot twists and a shocking ending. Hey, if the formula works, why not use it again and again? Like previous adaptations, I Will Find You boasts an impressive cast that includes Madeleine Stowe, Milo Ventimiglia and Britt Lower as Rachel, who helps David find out who is behind Matt's disappearance. All eight episodes of I Will Find You are available to stream right now.

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This story was originally published June 20, 2026 at 3:00 AM.