7 new movies and TV shows to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, HBO Max and more this weekend (March 6)
Young Sherlock debuts, Outlander ends, Vladimir scandalizes
· TechRadarNews By Lucy Buglass, Jasmine Valentine published 6 March 2026
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It's a big weekend for shows rather than movies here at the start of March. We've got four all-new shows that look worth a watch debuting on the best streaming services, ranging from detective shenanigans to scandalous drama.
There are two returning hits in the form Ted season 2 and the final season of Outlander, and even this week's one new movie is TV-related, as Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale hits Netflix. Here's why we're looking forward to these shows, plus the trailers if you want to see a little more.
Vladimir (Netflix)
Vladimir | Official Trailer | Netflix - YouTube
Blessed be for anybody else who's a hardcore Rachel Weisz fan, as Vladimir delivers the same level of scandalous goods as her 2023 TV adaptation of Dead Ringers. She plays a woman simply known as The Protagonist, a professor at a university with her husband John (John Slattery), who has been suspended after numerous sexual assault allegations against him have come to light.
At the same time, new professor Vladimir (Leo Woodall) arrives on campus — and despite them both being married, Weisz becomes infatuated with him, fantasizing about the idea of Vladimir whenever she can.
The new Netflix show isn’t merely eight episodes of hotness, it’s ridiculously messed up, too. Take the rose-tinted glasses off and we're left with a complicated soup of unadulterated mess, making us critically engage in ways we're normally afraid to. In short, a real breath of fresh air. — Jasmine Valentine, entertainment reporter
Young Sherlock (Prime Video)
Young Sherlock - Official Trailer | Prime Video - YouTube
Who knew that Sherlock Holmes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin) and James Moriarty (Dónal Finn) were basically the Smothers Brothers of the detective game in their youth? Well, at least they are in Matthew Parkhill and Guy Ritchie’s imagining of the famous sleuth’s youth in Young Sherlock.
Filled with exciting action and never-ending mysteries at a faster-than-light pace, it's shows like this that rejuvenate your excitement about what TV can achieve, the impressive direction entertainment and design can collectively take.
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