Seth Rogen’s new comedy premieres March 26 on Apple TV+

This week, several new shows are available for streaming that showcase a mix of comedy, adventure, and drama. One highlight is a cringe comedy starring Seth Rogen. He plays Matt Remick, a movie lover who becomes the head of a fictional Hollywood studio. His vision for great films clashes with his boss, Griffin Mill, played by Bryan Cranston. The show features cameos from stars like Steve Buscemi and Charlize Theron. It starts on Apple TV+ on March 26. Magician David Blaine also returns with a new series, where he travels to unique locations around the world. Instead of focusing solely on his magic, he meets daredevils and street performers. Starting in Brazil, he learns daring skills and explores the limits of human ability. This series will be available on Disney+ beginning March 24. On Netflix, Chelsea Handler presents her third special, where she reflects on life at 50. Although still sharp with her comedic takes, she brings a more thoughtful perspective to her comedy. This special premieres on March 25. Another Netflix release is a thriller by Harlan Coben set in Argentina. It follows journalist Ema Garay as she investigates the disappearance of a teenage girl and grapples with online safety issues. This series will be available on March 26. Reality TV fans can look forward to "Million Dollar Secret," a competition show hosted by Peter Serafinowicz. Contestants play games to figure out who among them has a hidden stash of money. This show premieres on Netflix on March 26. Additionally, Channel 4 is offering a drama about a young criminal named Riku. He tries to infiltrate high society but finds himself enjoying wealth and privilege, leading to conflict with his old partners. This drama starts on March 28. Lastly, Apple's two-part documentary shows the history and achievements of Black actors in Hollywood. Featuring participants like Morgan Freeman and Angela Bassett, it highlights their experiences and progress over the years. This will be available on Apple TV+ from March 28.