What to watch this weekend: another Yellowstone spinoff and Stanley Tucci eats his way through Italy

Credit: National Geographic/Matt Holyoak Published May 15, 2026, 7:00 AM EDT Chandra Steele has been writing about tech for the entirety of her journalism career. She loves making tough topics easy to understand. Before joining Android Police, Chandra was senior features writer at PCMag where she did everything from interviewing Jeff Goldblum to explaining crypto. Sign in to your Android Police account What should you watch this weekend? It might not be the eternal question, but it is an old one. There are too many choices on streaming and faced with them, it’s easy to fall into a comfort watch. But even the most comfortable things can wear thin after a while. So I’ve done the work of sorting through what’s new and by giving you less to choose from, the more likely you might be to watch one of them. Tucci in Italy: Season 2 (Hulu and Disney+) Whatever you do, don’t watch Tucci in Italy when you’re hungry. As with the first season, Stanley Tucci explores a region of Italy through its cuisine. This time around he eats arancine in Sicily, Sardinian fish stew, and a twist on pesto in Campania. Everyone Is Doing Great: Season 2 (Netflix) Everyone is doing great that works on Everyone is Doing Great because the series is back for a second season after five years and being dropped by Hulu. It’s especially fitting since the show is about actors adjusting to life after their series is canceled and its two stars, James Lafferty and Stephen Colletti, were on One Tree Hill. Good Omens: Season 3 (Prime Video) It’s being called a season, but the finale to Good Omens is one movie-length episode. It almost didn’t get made at all, so fans will take what they can get. For thousands of years (and two seasons), angel Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and demon Crowley (David Tennant) have managed to stave off apocalypse and a difficult conversation between themselves. Now they might not be able to avoid either. Dutton Ranch (Paramount+) Yellowstone might be approaching a record for number of spinoffs. That’s what Dutton Ranch is, though it’s also a bit of a sequel as well. Beth and Rip now own a ranch in Texas where they live with their adopted son but nothing, of course, goes smoothly. They have to contend with a powerful new enemy played by Annette Bening and feral hogs and that’s just the beginning. Off Campus (Prime Video) Hockey romance is having a moment. While Heated Rivalry fans wait for a second season, they can tune into another adaptation of a puck-based relationship. This one features a straight couple, the star of a university’s hockey team and a music student, who go from fake dating to real heat.