This week’s TV lineup delivers an eclectic mix of drama, comedy, and mythology, offering something for everyone in the family. Check out our top picks to add to your watchlist in this week’s ‘What To Watch’ TV list inside.

Hulu’s “Interior Chinatown” is the newest addition to this week’s watchlist. The series brings Charles Yu’s award-winning novel to life. Jimmy O. Yang stars as Willis Wu, a struggling Asian-American actor stuck in stereotypical “background roles” in a procedural cop show. Balancing satire and heartfelt storytelling, the series peels back the layers of identity and representation in Hollywood. With an ensemble cast including Ronny Chieng and Constance Wu, this show is a bold, genre-blending exploration of dreams, culture, and systemic barriers.

Mindy Kaling’s hit comedy “Sex Lives of College Girls” returns to HBO Max, diving back into the chaotic and hilarious lives of four college roommates. Whitney, Bela, Kimberly, and Leighton navigate new semesters filled with messy relationships, career ambitions, and unfiltered humor. Expect fresh romantic entanglements, feminist banter, and lots of laughs as these young women juggle personal growth with social antics. The blend of sharp wit and relatable moments makes this series a binge-worthy delight.

Netflix’s “Kaos” offers a daring reimagining of Greek mythology with a modern twist. This darkly comedic drama explores timeless themes of power, love, and revenge through a contemporary lens. Boasting a star-studded cast, including Jeff Goldblum as Zeus and Janet McTeer as Hera, the series introduces vibrant new interpretations of classic gods, heroes, and mortals. With stunning visuals and irreverent storytelling, Kaos promises an immersive experience for fans of mythology and unconventional narratives.

From satire and mythology to relatable campus humor, this week’s offerings are perfect for cozy nights in. Stream these standout shows now and prepare for laughter, intrigue, and captivating storytelling.

Check out our ‘What To Watch’ TV list below: