Don’t talk to me until I’ve seen the Watchmen finale

A new Michael Bay movie about benevolent (lol) millionaires, the fourth season of a sci-fi epic saved by Jeff Bezos himself, and the streaming debut of David Harbour’s hellbod are this weekend’s streaming picks. Hello! If you haven’t started [Watchmen]( — or gave up after a few episodes because of its simplistic view of racial politics within police — now is the time to hop back on the bandwagon. Episode 6 addressed the early critiques of the series in an unforgettable way, and ever since then the show escalated at break-neck speed. There’s just [one episode left]( in the incredible update to the [Watchmen saga]( and honestly I don’t care about anything else on this weekend. But for those of you who have no interest in watching the Watchmen, there’s plenty of delightful streaming options to choose from this weekend. -Senior 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 [Woman Reading]( [6 Underground is a perfect movie for drinking games]( Now on Netflix Director Michael Bay asked the one question Hollywood was too afraid to ask: What if tech billionaires used their power for *good* instead of evil? Bay’s new action movie uncomfortably stumbles through that laughable premise into a pretty fun, explosion-filled adventure. Ryan Reynolds and six of his most competent, attractive friends take down a brutal dictator to wipe away their past sins. That somehow all connects in the mind of Michael Bay, but to be honest, it doesn’t really matter what the plot is, just drink every time something blows up or Ryan Reynolds smolders at the camera, and you’ll have a great time no matter what. Morning Brew [Morning Brew subscription]( [Become smarter in just 5 minutes]( SPONSORED There's a reason over 1.6 million people start their day with Morning Brew — the daily email that delivers the latest news from Wall Street to Silicon Valley. Business news doesn't have to be dry and dense. Make your mornings more enjoyable, for free. [Check it out.]( THE ONLY WORTHWHILE SPACE SAGA (THAT’S NOT STAR TREK) [The Expanse, aka Amazon’s greatest show, returns for Season 4]( Now on Amazon Prime The only time I’ve been excited to live in a world with billionaires is when Jeff Bezos’ love of [The Expanse]( single-handedly saved the show from cancellation. Syfy cancelled the show after three seasons, only one third of the way through the mega-popular book series. Well fans can rejoice as The Expanse returns for Season 4 — and on Amazon’s budget. The discovery of habitable planets and life beyond our solar system redirects the explosive conflict of a civil war. But the conflicts of Season 3 aren’t over for our erstwhile crews as the battleground shifts. PLEASE PICK UP YOUR LOST T-REX HERE [Marvel’s Runaways is the next Marvel TV project to say goodbye]( Now on Hulu Runaways comes to close with its third and final season this weekend. Alien overlords are running amuck in our erstwhile heroes’ parents’ bodies while the Runaways fend off the newly introduced Morgana Le Fey (Elizabeth Hurley). Niko (Lyrica Okano) fans get ready, our girl is stepping into the center stage this season as the team races to save the world from two big bads and rescue Karoline (Virginia Gardner) who has been missing since last season. BEHIND-THE-SCENES OF COMEDIC GENIUS [Mel Brooks: Unwrapped takes a look at the legendary director’s immensely influential career]( Friday at 9/8c on HBO A documentary decades in the making, Mel Brooks: Unwrapped gives fans unprecedented access to the iconic funny man. Starting in 1981, his close friend and former BBC director Alan Yentob filmed Brooks going about his day-to-day, as well as a series of mock interviews where he plays the straight man to Brooks’s impeccable sense of comedic timing. In addition, the documentary features visits with the director’s creative posse for an awe-inspiring look at the legacy — from The Producers to Spaceballs to Robin Hood: Men in Tights — that made him a legend. Long live DAVID HARBOUR'S HELLBOD [He might have died on Stranger Things but Hellboy will resurrect him this weekend]( Saturday on HBO streaming apps Rejoice dadbod fans of the world, David Harbour is blessing your TV (or other) screens this weekend with the streaming premiere of Hellboy. The most recent adaptation of the comic book featured Harbour looking… well, extremely swole and demony as he tries to stop Nimue the Blood Queen before she triggers the end of the world. We can guarantee he gets a better ending in this than in Stranger Things. [Unsubscribe]( | [View online]( ©2019 CBS Interactive | All Rights Reserved. CBS Interactive - [235 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94105](#) [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms and Conditions](