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NBC had the gold medal for Olympics coverage in its clutches, but fumbled late in the game by trotting out Jimmy Fallon to chat over the closing ceremonies. But overall? Outstanding job by Paris and NBC/Peacock, for one of the best Olympics on record, and certainly the best of the streaming era. The massive opening ceremony production, the live and on-demand coverage, Gold Zone, Snoop Dogg… it was a lot, and most importantly, it was available on your schedule. Even breaking, which most people know only for dogpiling on the Australian female participant, was a blast beyond the memes. But now that it’s over, what do we all watch? I’m already struggling, but here are a few things to look forward to as TV gets back into the swing of things. -Tim   Your Watch This Now! newsletter is created by Senior Recommendations and Reviews Editor Tim Surette and more show-obsessed editors at TV Guide!   WEDNESDAY ON NETFLIX [Daughters is an emotional and important doc]( [Need a test to see if your tear ducts are still working? This documentary film will help. Daughters follows a group of girls about to participate in a father-daughter dance that’s part of a prison program, bringing them in physical contact with their incarcerated dads for the first time in a long time. By following the girls, dads, and moms, filmmakers Angela Patton and Natalie Rae take a warm, familiar subject and inject it into a world that many choose to ignore.]( SEASON 4 PART 1 PREMIERES THURSDAY ON NETFLIX [Emily in Paris goes for gold in love]( The only summer games Emily (Lily Collins) is in Paris for are loooooooooove games. Netflix's stylish stalwart returns for a two-part fourth season (Part 2 will be released on Sept. 12), with Emily's heart eyes set on Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) now that they're both single following the Season 3 finale's bombshells — among those being that Camille (Camille Razat) is pregnant and Gabriel is the father. Like, totally sacre bleu! Also: Rumor has it that Emily will be in Rome for at least part of this season. [Here’s what we know about the season](. THURSDAY ON PRIME VIDEO, FRIDAY ON NETFLIX [Jackpot! and The Union are your forgettable direct-to-streaming movies of the week]( [Just because I let you know about a movie coming to streaming, it doesn’t necessarily mean you should watch it. And here are two more! On Thursday, Prime Video unleashes Jackpot!, an action-comedy starring Awkwafina as a lottery winner and John Cena as the lottery agent who protects her from being murdered from other prize seekers who get the cash if they successfully murder her. You read that right. On Friday, Netflix delivers The Union, starring Mark Wahlberg as a regular guy who gets sucked into a top-secret spy organization by his high school girlfriend, played by Halle Berry. You might get through 30 minutes of these if you try hard enough.]( SERIES PREMIERES SUNDAY AT 10/9C ON HBO AND MAX [Chimp Crazy comes from the guy who did Tiger King]( [Eric Goode, one of the executive producers and directors of Tiger King, swings back into the world of exotic animal ownership and follows Tonia Haddix, the self-proclaimed "Dolly Parton of chimps," in this four-part docuseries. Haddix, who early in the series says she’ll do anything to protect her simian “kids,” does just that after PETA comes knocking and accuses her of mistreating the animals. At the center of it all is Tonka, a famous chimp and Hollywood actor who goes missing, leading to a cat-and-mouse game between Goode, PETA, and Haddix that unfolds over the course of the series.]( [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Service]( | [View in Browser]( [Unsubscribe]( © 2024 TV Guide, A Fandom, Inc. company. All rights reserved. TV Guide, [130 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA 94104, U.S.A.](#)