Cure your Comic-Con hangover with these shows

The final season of Netflix’s incarcerated inmates is here, along with a deceptively fun superhero show, and a Sundance smash hit. Hello! If you’re a nerd like me, you’re probably still cruising on the Comic-Con high. There are so many good sci-fi, fantasy, and superhero properties to look forward in the next few years that you’re probably wishing for a Time-Turner just to get to the premiere of [The Eternals]( (Kumail Nanjiani! Selma Hayek! Brian Tyree Henry!) already. Unfortunately we’re stuck in a frustratingly linear passage of time, but there’s plenty of great genre TV popping off this weekend to tide you over. Here are our weekend TV picks. –Senior Features Editor [Krutika Mallikarjuna](. [Your Watch This Now! newsletter is created by Senior Recommendations and Reviews Editor Tim Surette and more show-obsessed editors at TV Guide!]( WATCH THIS NOW [Orange is the New Black is back for its final bow]( Now on Netflix [Orange is the New Black]( comes to a close this weekend with the seventh and final season arriving on Netflix. Despite its varying quality over the years, OITNB introduced us to one of the most diverse and engaging casts on TV. Taystee ([Danielle Brooks]( Pennsatucky ([Taryn Manning]( and Blanca ([Laura Gomez]( in particular have endings so emotionally powerful that even if you've fallen off the bandwagon, you'll want to jump back on. Pour one out for the end of an era [and all the faves we lost along the way](. Casper [Save big on America's #1 Rated Mattress]( [Save big on America's #1 Rated Mattress]( SPONSORED Casper mattresses are obsessively engineered to help you get a great night's sleep. Their award-winning mattress features zoned support for better alignment and open cell foam to keep you cool. [Enjoy $100 off a mattress and Casper will also donate a dog bed to a pup in need](. Use code DOG. Additional Terms & Conditions apply. [Learn More >]( LET’S BE HONEST: WE’VE ALL PLAYED THIS GAME [Light as a Feather is thankfully not as stiff as a board]( Now on Hulu When [Light as a Feather]( first premiered on Hulu, the thrilling teen horror show surprised a lot of people. As addicting as any sleepover ritual, the show focused on a group of girls who played light as a feather only to awaken supernatural consequences. One by one, the girls die in the exact ways the game predicted their deaths. At the end of Season 1, McKenna ([Liana Liberato]( stops the killings by taking on the curse herself. Will McKenna be able to rid herself of the curse? Or is she doomed to set off another string of killings when the curse compels her to find new players? KISS KISS BANG BANG [The Boys is an explosive new superhero show]( Now on Amazon Prime An adaptation of an edgelord Garth Ennis comic about a group of vigilantes funded by the CIA to trap, punish, even kill corrupt superheroes, Amazon's [The Boys]( could have easily felt outdated. But [Eric Kripke]( and [Seth Rogen]( loose interpretation of the source material leads to an incredibly well-paced, tightly plotted series that eschews nihilism (but not violence) in favor of hope. An incredibly nimble and hilarious cast featuring [Karl Urban]( [Erin Moriarty]( [Jack Quaid]( and [Simon Pegg]( make The Boys a must-watch. A SUNDANCE STAR [Share is an unforgettable film]( Saturday at 10/9c on HBO Share is a feature film from Pippa Bianco that made a huge splash at Sundance this year. A gripping and intense narrative about a small-town high-schooler who is sexually assaulted (and recorded) at a party, the film eschews the typical dramatic beats that we’re used to seeing when dealing with sex crime survivors. Instead it uses muddied cell phone footage, purposefully disorienting direction, and a raw cinéma vérité style to focus on how one girl’s life has come to a standstill. Share reminds us of the wide gap between healing and justice. THE BUTLER DID IT [Pennyworth unearths an entirely new backstory for Batman’s Alfred]( Sunday at 9/8c on EPIX On the surface, [Pennyworth]( is a prequel to the *waves hand* general outline of Batman canon. Set in ‘60s London, Pennyworth follows Alfred ([Jack Bannon]( as a young man who’s just been knighted by the Queen and pressed into espionage for love of crown and country. As he’s running around assassinating gangsters and quelling a fascist uprising, he meets Thomas Wayne -- Batman’s eventual father. Together they start a security company that gets embroiled in a much larger but more subtle war. But don’t expect too much of a connection to Batman’s lore -- this is a show about Alfred, and it has more in common with classic James Bond stories than it does the DC universe. [Unsubscribe]( | [View online]( ©2019 CBS Interactive | All Rights Reserved. CBS Interactive - [235 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94105](#) [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms and Conditions](