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It’s a new month which means you need a new bingeing obsession to stream. Luckily for you, Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and HBO Now are adding a ton of new and exciting content to their platforms for the month of April, so you’ll always have something new to watch.

From new beloved original series to blockbuster hits, big-name series finales and so much more, your go-to streaming platforms have you covered when it comes to new and exciting content this month. Plus, April marks the much-anticipated return of Game of Thrones. To help you prioritize the loooong list of things you need to see and catch up on, we’ve curated what we believe are some of the must-watch movies and shows on each platform. Here’s what you need to be watching during all of those April showers:

NETFLIX

The Ranch: Season Premiere *Netflix Original

Get ready, Ashton Kutcher fans. The Punk’d creator and That ‘70s Show star is heading to Netflix, complete with a studio audience. Two brothers on a Colorado ranch try to start a business together. Who wants to bet that things take a turn for the zany?

[Stream The Ranch on Netflix April 1]

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Season 2 *Netflix Original

They’re alive, dammit! It’s far from unbelievable that one of the best comedies that Netflix has ever created, Tina Fey‘s Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, was renewed for a second season, but it is surprising that we’ve been able to wait this long. Pick up some Pinot Noir and get ready to press play on April 15.

[Stream Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 2 on Netflix April 15]

Patton Oswalt: Talking for Clapping (2016) *Netflix Original

This month, Patton Oswalt is releasing his own Netflix original standup special. Oswalt, who has been on everything from The King of Queens to The United States of Tara, holds a special place in many comedy nerds’ hearts. However, we’re arguing that his best role was his Star Wars filibuster on Parks and Recreation.

[Stream Patton Oswalt: Talking for Clapping on Netflix April 22]

Special Correspondents (2016) *Netflix Original

This month, Ricky Gervais will be starring in a movies that’s not going to make it to the big screen. Written and directed by Gervais, the comedy follows two radio journalists (Gervais and Eric Bana) who have been giving false news reports from their New York base. However, everything falls apart when the duo is reported missing in the jungles of Ecuador. This can’t be good.

[Stream Special Correspondents on Netflix April 29]

Team Foxcatcher (2016) *Netflix Original

This Netflix documentary explores a story that even the most apathetic sports watcher probably knows — the story of John du Pont, Foxcatcher, and a murder that changed the world of wrestling. The latest exploration of du Pont’s shady past boasts having exclusive footage that reveals the inner workings of the Foxcatcher wrestling facility. We’re in.

[Stream Team Foxcatcher on Netflix April 29]

HULU

The Path *Hulu Original

Do you like cults? Sex? Aaron Paul, Michelle Monaghan, and Hugh Dancy? Then get ready to embrace your new favorite show of 2016, Hulu’s The Path. When Eddie (Paul) starts having doubts about the cult he’s part of, he has to decide what’s more important in his life: his loyalty to his family or his search for the truth. The Path premiered the last Wednesday of March and will be releasing new episodes every Wednesday throughout the month of April.

[Stream new episodes of The Path on Hulu Wednesdays throughout April]

11.22.63 Series Finale *Hulu Original

Stephen King and J. J. Abrams‘ time travel drama is finally coming to an end this month, and we have no idea where it’s going to go. When an English teacher (James Franco) discovers a way to travel back in time, it’s up to him to prevent the assassination of JFK. But is this time change for the better? I guess we’ll see soon.

[Stream the series finale 11.22.63 on Hulu April 4]

The Mindy Project: Season 4 New Episodes *Hulu Original

Mindy Kaling’s laugh out loud comedy finally returns to us this month. With the melancholy ending of the mid-season finale, and the show’s generally darker tone since its move to Hulu, we can’t wait to see what’s in store for Mindy, Danny, and the rest of the cast of characters.

[Stream new episodes of The Mindy Project on Hulu April 12]

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Season 1 Finale

The surprise season hit from Golden Globe winner Rachel Bloom will end its freshman season this month. The finale is surely going to include some amazing musical numbers, insane amounts of drama, and everything else that makes Crazy Ex-Girlfriend so great. You can bet we’ll be there.

[Stream the Season One finale Crazy Ex-Girlfriend on Hulu April 18]

It Follows (2014)

This future horror cult classic is now available to stream through Showtime’s Add On package. After Jay (Maika Monroe) sleeps with her boyfriend for the first time, she learns she’s the latest recipient of a fatal curse that’s passed from victim to victim via sex. It’s like a sexier version of The Ring‘s curse but more horrifying.

[Stream It Follows through the Showtime Add On April 23]

AMAZON PRIME VIDEO

Catastrophe Season 2 *Amazon Original

One of the best comedies of 2015, Catastrophe is back for a Season Two this month. This British sitcom, which was released exclusively on Amazon in America, follows an Irish teacher (Sharon Hogan) who gets knocked up by a visiting American ad exec (Rob Delaney) after a one night stand. Can their relationship survive their out-of-order romance and cultural differences? We’re hoping so.

[Stream Catastrophe Season 2 on Prime Video April 18]

Coen Brother films

This month, consider Amazon Prime your one stop Coen celebration shop. Your movie selections include Fargo, The Big Lebowski, The Hudsucker Proxy,Intolerable Cruelty, and Blood Simple, so you never have to be far from these creators’ warped sense of humor. P.S. Check out Decider’s ranking of the 50 best performances in Coen brother movies.

[Stream The Big Lebowski on Prime Video April 1]

Veep Season 2

Are you a fan of HBO programming but don’t want to commit to HBO? Then you’re going to love this: Season Two of Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ insightful, smart, and award-winning comedy, Veep, is coming to Amazon this month. This one is a perfect election season watch.

[Stream Veep Season 2 on Prime Video April 21]

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Is there a movie that is more iconically high school then Ferris Bueller’s Day Off? We think not. This month, you can once again join Ferris in the best school-skipping adventure to ever occur. From stealing priceless cars to crashing parades, Ferris puts your crazy stories to shame.

[Stream Ferris Bueller’s Day Off on Amazon Prime Video April 1]

Outlander Season 2

The historical time-traveling series is back, and starting April 7, you can finally watch Season Two. The best thing about this show? If you’re subscribed to STARZ, you can start watching Season Two two entire days before it premieres. Sometimes it pays to live this streaming life. Let the sexiness resume!

[Stream Outlander Season 2 on Amazon Prime Video April 7]

HBO NOW

Game of Thrones Season 6 *HBO Original

We’re heading back to Westeros. With the fate of Jon Snow hanging in the balance and the promise of the biggest battle scene yet, this season already has more drama than we know how to handle. Excited doesn’t even begin to cover the range of emotions we’re feeling right now.

[Stream Game of Thrones Season 6 on HBO Go and Now April 24]

Silicon Valley Season 3 *HBO Original

The tech industry’s best and brightest (or at least funniest) are back, and things are off to a rocky start. Richard is being forced to become an employee of his own company, and the new CEO isn’t who you would expect (read: Erlich). This season looks like it’ll be the tech mix up we’ve been craving.

[Stream Silicon Valley Season 3 on HBO Go and Now April 24]

Girls Season 5 Finale *HBO Original

This season has been one of the best for Girls, but don’t worry. Marnie is still the worst. This month, the show’s fifth season wraps up, and we’re sure there are more mental breakdowns, stress, and drama ahead.

[Stream the Girls Season 5 finale on HBO Go and Now April 17]

Animals Season 1 Finale *HBO Original

Mark and Jay Duplass’ freshman animated comedy comes to an end this month, and we’re already mourning its loss. If you haven’t seen the beautifully warped and furry world that is Animals, now’s your chance to stream it all.

[Stream the Animals Season 1 finale on HBO Go and Now April 7]

Trainwreck Unrated (2015)

Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow’s hit comedy has everything you could possibly want in a modern day rom-com: a funny and flirt-worthy leading man (Bill Hader), a side-kick that’s just as good as the lead (Brie Larson), and a cross over between sports and movies that you didn’t know you needed—we’re looking at you John Cena and LeBron James. This inverse of the rom-com genre is basically perfect, which makes an unrated version all the more fun.

[Stream Trainwreck Unrated on HBO Go and Now April 2]

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