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Every Free Movie and TV Show Hitting Tubi in April 2026 — The Complete List
Every Free Movie and TV Show Hitting Tubi in April 2026 — The Complete List
As Netflix hikes prices yet again, free, ad-supported Tubi looks like the best deal in streaming, with a deep lineup of recent hits and fan favorites — and April gets even better with the cult series Dont Trust the B---- in Apartment 23.
CBS’s 5-Season Paranormal Gem Is So Addictive You’ll Wish It Never Ends
CBS’s 5-Season Paranormal Gem Is So Addictive You’ll Wish It Never Ends
Even CBS’s five-season paranormal hit can’t outrun the inevitable. As streaming steals the spotlight and procedurals crowd primetime, a fan favorite is nearing its final bow—proof that even broadcast magic has a shelf life.
Binge This Underrated Netflix Gem Before Season 2 Arrives in April
Binge This Underrated Netflix Gem Before Season 2 Arrives in April
Netflix’s Emmy-winning breakout Beef, the searing black comedy from Lee Sung Jin, returns April 16 after a 2023 debut that became one of the streamer’s most acclaimed hits.
Schitt's Creek's Dan Levy Shares Heartfelt Tribute To Catherine O'Hara That Fans Need To See
Schitt's Creek's Dan Levy Shares Heartfelt Tribute To Catherine O'Hara That Fans Need To See
Two months after Catherine O’Hara’s death, Schitt’s Creek alum Dan Levy paused his March 31 appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to honor his onscreen mom with a moving on-air tribute.
CBS Pulls the Plug on Watson and DMV: What Really Changed Before the Finales
CBS Pulls the Plug on Watson and DMV: What Really Changed Before the Finales
CBS just shook up its slate, axing Watson ahead of season 3 and pulling the plug on DMV after a single season; series finales drop May 3 and May 11, a week before the network unveils its new lineup.
Top 5 March Movie Releases, Ranked — From Beetlejuice to Modern Classics
Top 5 March Movie Releases, Ranked — From Beetlejuice to Modern Classics
Think March is a cinematic lull? Think again. Across a century of releases, the month has delivered standout hits — including two Best Picture winners, one from just a few years ago. The Watch With Us team spotlights the March movies that prove spring can steal the spotlight.
3 Can't-Miss Hulu Movies and Shows to Binge This Week (March 31–April 3)
3 Can't-Miss Hulu Movies and Shows to Binge This Week (March 31–April 3)
As March gives way to April, Hulu goes all-in on a movie-heavy slate led by critics’ darling Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice — the first Watch With Us pick — with a deep bench of throwback series to round out your queue.
Paramount+ in April 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Every New Movie and Show
Paramount+ in April 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Every New Movie and Show
Paramount+ is stacking April 2026 with binge-worthy premieres and classic hits. Leading the lineup is Made for March, a riveting docuseries following two NCAA teams through March Madness, plus a deep bench of fresh series and fan-favorite films you’ll want to queue up now.
14 Unmissable Korean Series Streaming on Netflix This March 2026
14 Unmissable Korean Series Streaming on Netflix This March 2026
Netflix’s K-drama shelf is overflowing—this March, Watch With Us cuts through the noise with two newly added limited series that make an effortless, must-watch entry point for your next binge.
Netflix’s New #1 Thriller Is Unmissable — And You Won’t See The Ending Coming
Netflix’s New #1 Thriller Is Unmissable — And You Won’t See The Ending Coming
Every streamer is chasing the psychological-thriller boom, but Netflix’s latest series rocketed to No. 1 this weekend — and its grip on viewers shows no signs of loosening.
The Real Reason Things Went Wrong Between Paulie Calafiore and Cara Maria Sorbello
The Real Reason Things Went Wrong Between Paulie Calafiore and Cara Maria Sorbello
The Challenge alum Paulie Calafiore is ready to reveal what really ended his seven-year romance with Cara Maria Sorbello — and he’s teeing it up as he launches his Mic Drop Comedy Tour in San Diego.
The 10 Essential 1986 Movies You Need To See, Ranked
The 10 Essential 1986 Movies You Need To See, Ranked
Move over 1939, 1967 and 1999—1986 crashed the party with Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and a slew of enduring crowd-pleasers that still rule pop culture.
Mormon Wives Power Duo Dakota Mortensen and Demi Engemann Reunite for a New Reality Show
Mormon Wives Power Duo Dakota Mortensen and Demi Engemann Reunite for a New Reality Show
Alex Cooper is corralling reality TV’s most polarizing players for Unwell Winter Games, a new Unwell series pushing competitors through a four-day mental and physical showdown that reunites The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Dakota Mortensen with former costar Demi Engemann.
5 Cancelled Marvel TV Shows That Were Doomed From Day One
5 Cancelled Marvel TV Shows That Were Doomed From Day One
Marvel’s small-screen empire could have been much bigger. Before Disney+, the studio seeded series across ABC, Hulu, Freeform, and Netflix—then hit reset, axing projects that never made it off the ground.
Who is Joseph Baena: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Son Steps Into the Bodybuilding Spotlight
Who is Joseph Baena: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Son Steps Into the Bodybuilding Spotlight
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s son Joseph Baena is carving his own path—from the weight room to the ballroom—teaming with Daniella Karagach to clinch a fifth-place finish on the 2022 season of Dancing With the Stars.
4 Rom-Com Movie Masterpieces to Stream Before March 2026 Ends
4 Rom-Com Movie Masterpieces to Stream Before March 2026 Ends
February’s gone; the rom-coms stay. The Watch With Us team spotlights feel-good hits—When Harry Met Sally, Clueless, Hit Man and more—that prove love and laughs are year-round.
The 19-Year-Old Retcon That Quietly Saved The Big Bang Theory From Imploding
The 19-Year-Old Retcon That Quietly Saved The Big Bang Theory From Imploding
The Big Bang Theory nearly blew up before it became a ratings juggernaut — a quiet early retcon erased a flashpoint that could have ended the series at launch, keeping CBS’s 2007 comedy and its geek-chic hook alive. Here’s how Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady’s sitcom dodged disaster.
7 Unmissable American Sitcoms You Can Binge Free Right Now
7 Unmissable American Sitcoms You Can Binge Free Right Now
Born on radio in 1926 and on TV by 1946 with the UK’s Pinwrights Progress, the sitcom sprinted from airwaves to living rooms—just as America geared up to make it a prime-time obsession.
This Hidden Netflix Gem Disappears Next Week — Watch It Before It’s Gone
This Hidden Netflix Gem Disappears Next Week — Watch It Before It’s Gone
Last call before April’s streaming shake-up: Netflix and Prime Video are loading fresh titles, but a wave of standout films vanishes as the month begins—watch them now before they’re gone.
The 1970s Sitcom That Changed TV Comedy Forever—And You Can Stream All 200+ Episodes Now
The 1970s Sitcom That Changed TV Comedy Forever—And You Can Stream All 200+ Episodes Now
Across nine seasons and 205 episodes, All in the Family didn’t just dominate CBS—it rewired 70s television, going toe-to-toe with Three's Company, The Odd Couple, Sanford and Son, and Laverne & Shirley, and even sharing creative DNA with Sanford and Son.