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<strong>”No Offence” Series 1 </strong>: Winner of the best drama series from the Royal Television Society, this female-driven police procedural about an unorthodox group of officers working in a crumbling cop shop on the wrong side of Manchester stars Elaine Cassidy. <strong>(Acorn TV)</strong>Get ready for the darkness folks. Season 2 of “The Handmaid’s Tale” debuts on Hulu in April. The Emmy-winning drama series is returning with a season shaped by Offred’s pregnancy and her ongoing fight to free her future child from the dystopian horrors of Gilead. Here’s a bit of what else will be streaming that month.<strong>”Lost In Space”</strong> <strong>Season 1</strong>: The classic 1960s sci-fi series gets a reboot. The show still centers around the outer space adventures of the Robinson family, but this time around Dr. Smith is a woman. <strong>(Netflix) </strong><strong>”The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale”</strong>: McHale continues to offer his commentary on trending news, pop culture, social media, original videos and more. <strong>(Netflix) </strong><strong>”Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie”</strong>: Newly discovered footage, unprecedented access to the inner workings of a toy giant during Barbie’s biggest reinvention and interviews with the likes of Gloria Steinem, Roxane Gay, and Peggy Orenstein are featured in this original documentary. <strong>(Hulu) </strong>“<strong>Troy: Fall of a City” Season 1</strong>: The Trojan War gets a “Game of Thrones” style treatment in this BBC One series. <strong>(Netflix) </strong><strong>”Kevin James: Never Don’t Give Up”</strong>: The “Kevin Can Wait” star returns to the stand-up stage after a long absence and dishes on fatherhood, fan interactions and much more. <strong>(Netflix) </strong><strong>”Bosch” Season 4</strong>: Titus Welliver stars as Los Angeles Police detective Harry Bosch in this series based on novels by Michael Connelly. <strong>(Amazon Prime) </strong><strong>”Lawrence of Arabia”</strong>: Peter O’Toole stars in this 1962 Oscar-winning classic about T. E. Lawrence, an English officer who successfully united warring Arab tribes to fight the Turks during World War I. <strong>(Hulu) </strong><strong>”The Week Of”</strong>: You guys, we are getting old. Chris Rock and Adam Sandler star in this comedy, which centers on the week leading up to the wedding of their characters’ kids. They are playing older dads now! <strong>(Netflix) </strong><strong>”Carrie”</strong>: Sissy Spacek stars as an outcast high school student with telekinetic powers in this 1976 supernatural horror film adapted from a Stephen King novel of the same name. <strong>(Amazon Prime) </strong><strong>”6 Balloons”</strong>: A woman tries to support her heroin-addicted brother and help take care of his young daughter in this dramatic film. <strong>(Netflix) </strong><strong>”Chef’s Table: Pastry”</strong>: This sweet new series focuses on a group of international pastry chefs. <strong>(Netflix) </strong><strong>”Waitress”</strong>: Cheryl Hines, Keri Russell and Adrienne Shelly star in this dramedy about an unhappily married and pregnant waitress who finds love in an unlikely place. The film was written and directed by Shelly in what would be her last onscreen appearance before she was murdered in 2006. <strong>(HBO Now) </strong><strong>”Bobby Kennedy For President”</strong>: This docuseries marks the 50th anniversary of Kennedy’s historic presidential run and includes new interviews with former staffers and confidantes of Kennedy. <strong> (Netflix) </strong><strong>”Basic Instinct”</strong>: Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone star in this steamy 1992 film about a detective who becomes involved with the prime suspect in the murder of a rock star. <strong>(Amazon Prime, Hulu)</strong><strong>”Project Runway” Season 15</strong>: Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn help to usher in a new group of hopeful fashion designers in this popular, long-running reality series. <strong>(Hulu) </strong><strong>”Life Partners”</strong>: A co-dependent friendship is tested after one of the women gets involved in a serious relationship in this comedy. <strong>(Hulu)</strong>
