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This week in streaming: Iconic comedies, reality TV and the return of La Casa de Papel

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Gone through your entire watchlist already? Here are some fresh titles that might catch your eye.

Self-isolation would be even more difficult without streaming. Think about it: you basically have thousands of hours of content at your fingertips. Whether you like TV shows, movies, documentaries or reality TV, there are enough titles to help you escape the real world without breaking the bank.

You can re-watch old favourites, finally see that film everyone's been raving about or spend time marathoning family flicks with your kids. In times of uncertainty, it's important to be grateful for the little things, like these new titles scheduled to drop on streaming platforms this week.

Amazon Prime Video is releasing a new original show on 3 April. Tales from the Loop explores the town and people who live above The Loop, a machine built to unlock and explore the mysteries of the universe. If you're looking for an emotional sci-fi binge, you can't go wrong with this one. Early reviews have been widely positive.

Over at Netflix, all seasons of Community drop on 1 April. The show is streaming on other platforms as well, but if you're in an exclusive streaming relationship with the giant now is the perfect time to indulge. We're also getting a new season of hilarious competition show Nailed It! and original comedy Coffee & Kareem, which sees an inept cop teaming up with his girlfriend's foul-mouthed young son. La Casa de Papel part four arrives on 3 April, so you'll want to clear your schedule. This addictive thriller/telenovela combo is best enjoyed binged.

Foxtel is offering users all Seinfeld seasons starting on 1 April. The series is just as comforting as you remember. On 3 April, a new season of The Real Housewives Of NYC kicks off, so make sure you restock on bubbly. Meanwhile, Stan is treating subscribers to season two of Doctor Foster, which chronicles the next chapter in Gemma's story as she recovers following her husband's betrayal.

Finally, if you prefer your content free, SBS On Demand premieres Irish crime drama Taken Down and season three of reality hit Alone, which might not be the best entertainment choice for right now, but still makes for addictive viewing. Take a look at the highlights of this week's new streaming releases below.

Netflix

1 April

Nailed It!: Season 4

Genre
Reality TV
Runtime
30-minute episodes
IMDb
7.4

Community: Seasons 1–6

Genre
Comedy
Runtime
20-minute episodes
IMDb
8.5

3 April

La Casa de Papel: Part 4

Genre
Action, Crime
Runtime
One-hour episodes
IMDb
8.5

Coffee & Kareem

Genre
Action, Comedy
Runtime
1h28min
IMDb
N/A

Amazon Prime Video

3 April

Tales from the Loop: Season 1

Genre
Sci-Fi
Runtime
N/A
IMDb
N/A

Foxtel

31 March

Seinfeld: Seasons 1–9

Genre
Comedy
Runtime
20-minute episodes
IMDb
8.8

3 April

The Real Housewives Of NYC: Season 12

Genre
Reality TV
Runtime
45-minute episodes
IMDb
4.3

Stan

31 March

Doctor Foster: Season 2

Genre
Drama
Runtime
One-hour episodes
IMDb
7.7

SBS On Demand

2 April

Taken Down

Genre
Drama, Crime
Runtime
One-hour episodes
IMDb
5.7

4 April

Alone: Season 3

Genre
Reality TV
Runtime
45-minute episodes
IMDb
8.4

Image source: Netflix website

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