The Spirit Hunter (mewatch, June 23)

Hong Ling plays the title character who wields a possessed sword that grants her the power to destroy demons — one of whom is played by Elvin Ng (in his first villain role... congrats?). The 20-part series also stars Ferlyn G, Qi Yuwu, Roy Li, Herman Keh, and Tyler Ten.

 Head over Heels (Prime Video, June 23)

Supernatural rom-com starring All of Us Are Dead’s Cho Yi-hyun as a high schooler leading a double life as a shaman. She falls for a new classmate (The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call’s Choo Yeong-woo), only to discover through a fortune reading that tragedy will befall him. Determined to change his fate, she decides to intervene — but will her plan backfire?

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Trainwreck: Poop Cruise (Netflix, June 24)

Planning a cruise vacay soon? Then you have to watch this. The latest Trainwreck episode looks at the infamous 2013 incident involving the Carnival Triumph cruise ship which was incapacitated by a fire in the engine room, leaving 4,000 passengers and crew on board stranded in the Gulf of Mexico (or is it Trump?). No power means no lighting, no AC…and no flushing toilets.

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Easy Money: The Charles Ponzi Story (Apple TV+ podcast, June 23)

Wonder how the Ponzi Scheme got its name? This eight-episode docudrama hosted by former Los Angeles Times investigative reporter Maya Lau and featuring comedian Sebastian Maniscalco (Bookie), looks at “the rise and fall — both outrageous and tragic — of the con artist who fooled the world and paid the price”.

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Ironheart (Disney+, June 25)

Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) ri-turns! First introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the brilliant young inventor now headlines her own six-part series. Set after the events of Wakanda Forever, Ironheart follows Riri back to her hometown of Chicago as she begins her studies at MIT. There, she meets Parker Robbins, a.k.a. The Hood (Anthony Ramos), who pushes her to develop a next-level Iron Man suit. But The Hood isn’t who he claims to be. The cast also includes Alden Ehrenreich and Drag Race alum Shea Couleé.

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The Bear, Season 4 (Disney+, June 26)

Will Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) stay at The Bear or accept Chef Adam’s (Adam Shapiro) offer to become his new chef de cuisine? And what impact will the Chicago Tribune review have on Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) and his staff? Cancel all your appointments (call in sick, make up whatever excuse you need) and binge all 10 episodes to find out.

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Squid Game, Season 3 (Netflix, June 27)

Series finale! Time to find out if those wild fan theories are true. Are Player 456 (Lee Jung-jae) and The Front Man (Lee Byung-hun) brothers? Are some of the players actually VIPs in disguise? (Player 125, I’m looking at you.) Will Leonardo DiCaprio appear on the show? (Netflix says no — but didn’t Andrew Garfield also deny being in Spider-Man: No Way Home?) Place your bets.

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Smoke (Apple TV+, June 27)

Good news for fans of the prison drama Black Bird! The show’s creator, Dennis Lehane, and star Taron Egerton team up again for this new series about an arson investigator (Egerton) and a cop (Jurnee Smollett) on the trail of two serial arsonists.

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