Looking for the perfect shows to watch this weekend (January 3-5)? Get ready for a thrilling mix of drama, competition, and romance.
Selling the City takes you inside the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City, while RuPaul’s Drag Race season 17 brings all the glamour, creativity, and jaw-dropping twists you crave. If you're a fan of unconventional romance, Love Is Blind: Germany offers an exciting twist on the dating scene as singles seek love beyond appearances.
Whether you're into high-stakes real estate, fierce drag queens, or love in its purest form, there's something for everyone. Don’t miss out on these must-watch shows—check out the full list to plan your perfect weekend viewing!
When: Friday, Jan. 3
Where: Netflix
Selling the City takes you behind the scenes of New York's high-stakes luxury real estate market, where eight fierce agents at Douglas Elliman battle for success. Amid intense competition, personal drama and professional rivalries unfold, making for a thrilling ride as these agents fight to stay on top in one of the most cutthroat industries. This should be your top pick to watch this weekend.
When: Friday, Jan. 3
Where: Channel 4
The Great British Bake Off 2024 New Year’s special brings together a star-studded lineup of soap actors from EastEnders, Coronation Street, Emmerdale, and more, as they swap scripts for spatulas and showcase their baking skills in a festive competition full of delicious treats and holiday cheer.
When: Friday, Jan. 3
Where: Netflix
At the end of season one, Lili appears to die after being shot by Miguel, and the team divides the treasure. However, it’s revealed that Lili faked her death with Miguel to escape their pursuers. They secretly plan their next mission: the legendary Tear of Fire treasure, said to be the largest ever discovered. Season two promises even more thrilling adventures for the duo.
When: Friday, Jan. 3
Where: Netflix
In the German version of Love is Blind, 30 German-speaking singles will seek true love in an unconventional way. Initially, they meet in pods where they can talk but not see each other, forming emotional connections without being influenced by looks. After this stage, successful pairs face the ultimate question: “Will you marry me?” If the answer is yes, they finally meet face-to-face. The show asks, will deep emotional bonds and inner values triumph over physical appearances?
When: Friday, Jan. 3
Where: MTV & WOW Presents Plus
Season 17 of RuPaul's Drag Race amps up the glamour, creativity, and drama with 14 queens (aged 22 to 34) competing for the title of "America’s Next Drag Superstar" and a $200,000 grand prize. Expect razor-sharp comedy, iconic runway looks, and unforgettable performances, with returning twists like "Rate-A-Queen" and the new "Badonka Dunk Tank" adding even more excitement. This season is set to deliver everything fans love, with plenty of jaw-dropping moments. It is your go-to series to watch this weekend.
When: Saturday, Jan. 4
Where: tvN & Netflix
When the Stars Gossip (also known as Ask the Stars) is Netflix's first space romance K-drama, combining love, mystery, and adventure in a stunning zero-gravity setting. The series follows Commander Eve Kim, a perfectionist astronaut on her first mission at a space station, and Gong Ryong, a principled OB-GYN who arrives as a space tourist with a hidden agenda. Their journey in space is filled with unexpected twists and a growing connection that promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
When: Sunday, Jan. 5
Where: Hallmark Channel
Season 12 of When Calls the Heart has a lot to live up to after the dramatic events of Season 11. The season ended with Mei and Mike's engagement and marriage, as well as Nathan and Elizabeth finally confessing their love for each other. However, a cliffhanger left fans on edge, threatening to unravel the newfound happiness of the couples, making season 12 even more anticipated.
When: Sunday, Jan. 5
Where: BBC One & BBC iPlayer
Season 14 of Call the Midwife is set to deliver more heartwarming and dramatic moments as the show moves into the 1970s. Tackling new social issues like economic disparity, austerity, and changing social dynamics, this season promises to maintain the series' signature blend of poignant storytelling and period accuracy. Fans can expect another emotional chapter in the lives of the beloved characters.
Last week's guide: What to Watch on Prime Video, BBC iPlayer, & more (December 27-29)