As the summer approaches, there are so many activities to do across the city. But, if staying in is more your scene, or for those rainy days and chilly nights, there is also a ton of new programming that’s just about ready to stream this month. From Pete Davidson’s return to the screen to a new crime drama, here’s what you should be watching–and talking about–this month.

Stream Pete Davidson on Showcase

Just like his famous flick, The King of Staten Island, Pete Davidson returns to share a fictionalized version of his life on screen. Bupkis will air on Showcase and on Stack TV, and stars Davidson and his IRL girlfriend, Chase Sui Wonders, alongside Edie Falco and Joe Pesci. Famous guest appearances from Bobby Cannavale, Ray Romano and Machine Gun Kelly offer an exaggerated look at Davidson’s adventures. The series premieres May 25 on Showcase.

Netflix’s popular shows will stream new seasons

A ton of Netflix’s most-streamed series return with new seasons this June, from Manifest (June 2) to the fourth and final season of Never Have I Ever (June 8) to the sixth season of Black Mirror to The Witcher (June 29).

Paramount+ brings a taste of Australian crime

stream the Last King of the Cross — Courtesy Paramount+

It seems that Paramount+ is the place to stream new and fan-favourite crime dramas. The latest addition includes The Last King of the Cross, which takes inspiration from John Ibrahim’s best-selling autobiography of the same name. In it, viewers follow Ibrahim’s “rise from a poverty-stricken immigrant with no education, no money, and no prospects, to his ultimate rise as Australia’s most infamous nightclub mogul in Sydney’s Kings Cross – a mini-Atlantic City, barely half a mile long with every form of criminality on offer,” according to the press release. The show premieres on May 17.

The Neighbors couple reunites on AppleTV

Everybody loved Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen in Neighbors, and they’re back again with a similar vibe in a series for AppleTV. Platonic explores the reconnection of a pair of former best friends after a fight, and the time-consuming connection quickly becomes destabilizing in a hilarious way. It airs on AppleTV on May 25.

Tom Holland also leads a star-studded cast in The Crowded Room, which premieres on June 9 on AppleTV. Holland is joined by Emmy Rossum and Amanda Seyfried in this psychological thriller set in Manhattan in 1979. A young man is arrested for a shocking crime, and an unlikely investigator is tasked with picking up the pieces.

Stream true crime and musical icons on Crave

From upbeat to sombre, Crave’s latest offerings stream movies and TV shows for all kinds of vibes and moods. Don’t Rest in Peace, a French-Canadian documentary about the murder of Sharron Prior’s 1975 murder in Montreal, explores the evolution of science and how it affects investigations. It airs on Crave on May 23.

Love to Love You, Donna Summer, “is an in-depth look at the iconic artist as she creates music that takes her from the avant-garde music scene in Germany to the glitter and bright lights of dance clubs in New York, to worldwide acclaim, her voice becoming the defining soundtrack of an era,” according to Crave’s bio. It’s available to stream on Crave as of May 20.

Not to be forgotten, The Weeknd makes his television debut in The Idol, which releases on Crave on June 4. The series focuses on an aspiring pop star who has a nervous breakdown and immediately cancels her tour. As a result, she enters into a complicated relationship with a self-help guru, as well as the head of a contemporary cult.

Erica Commisso

Erica Commisso is falling in love with the city of Toronto again, after returning from a stint in New York City. Her interests cover everything from hockey to fashion to music to classic literature and everything in between. If there’s something to be learned, Erica needs to know everything there is to know about it. You can catch her out for dinner in some trendy hotspots or on her couch during game nights cheering for the Colorado Avalanche as if they can hear her through the TV.